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Gary Cokeman wrote:Roy T wrote:San Antonio could take a gamble and pick him 8th.
Its not like the draft class is spectacular anyways.
That would be the most incompetent thing the San Antonio front office has ever done.
Ask his son LolCIN-C-STAR wrote:How good do you guys think Lebron would have been if he was 6' 1" instead of 6' 8"?
Big_Aristotle wrote:Gary Cokeman wrote:Roy T wrote:San Antonio could take a gamble and pick him 8th.
Its not like the draft class is spectacular anyways.
That would be the most incompetent thing the San Antonio front office has ever done.
If it means that Lebron James would sign with them and have him mentor Wemby (body-management, court-vision, BBIQ, playoff basketball), I would say it is a big win independent of what Bronny turns out to be.
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KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
docholliday99 wrote:LaLover11 wrote:whatisacenter wrote:
I don’t think he will be as good as Eric Bledsoe.
Have any of the pro Bronny folks actually watched him play in college? He was below average at pretty much every aspect of the game.
When will haters realize this has been the plan all along.
Nobody wants to go play in Atlanta or Detroit
Sandbagging: : to hide the truth about oneself so as to gain an advantage over another
Maybe he'll wash out right away, maybe not. He needed another year in college for sure, maybe 2 - just to get more playing time and adjust to playing the right way.
Can't wait for Bryce....s*** around here and the internet is a little extreme. Bron haters didn't see Lebron fail, so I guess they can have their consolation prize to say I told you so.
KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
Chokic wrote:KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
He'll be at the least Avery bradley level in the nba. It's better for him to expedite his development in the nba rather than waste another year in college where he will be even more scrutinized.
xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:Chokic wrote:KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
He'll be at the least Avery bradley level in the nba. It's better for him to expedite his development in the nba rather than waste another year in college where he will be even more scrutinized.
Feels like you don’t even really believe in him as a prospect if you’re concerned that if he returns to college he’ll still struggle to produce.
LaLover11 wrote:xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:Chokic wrote:
He'll be at the least Avery bradley level in the nba. It's better for him to expedite his development in the nba rather than waste another year in college where he will be even more scrutinized.
Feels like you don’t even really believe in him as a prospect if you’re concerned that if he returns to college he’ll still struggle to produce.
Can you just accept he's a Laker on draft night and will help LeBron win his 5th ring.
Just deal with it bro
KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:Chokic wrote:KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
He'll be at the least Avery bradley level in the nba. It's better for him to expedite his development in the nba rather than waste another year in college where he will be even more scrutinized.
Feels like you don’t even really believe in him as a prospect if you’re concerned that if he returns to college he’ll still struggle to produce.
GeorgeSears wrote:"Everyone looks good against air" - Charles Barkley.
The big problem with Bronny are his measurables. At 6'1, he's on the short end of PGs. The other issue is that he doesn't have elite guard skills to play PG, but he's too small and doesn't shoot well enough to play SG. He's the quintessential tweener.
If you're that height, you basically either have to have Chris Paul level handles, or Patty Mills level shooting, or preferably both (Kemba Walker). If not, the only way to make it in the league is to be an intangibles player like GP2, who I think is Bronny's best player comparison because their measurables are identical. Is Bronny going to be OK being someone that plays 15 mpg and avg. 5 ppg and 2 rbpg?
Ayt wrote:GeorgeSears wrote:"Everyone looks good against air" - Charles Barkley.
The big problem with Bronny are his measurables. At 6'1, he's on the short end of PGs. The other issue is that he doesn't have elite guard skills to play PG, but he's too small and doesn't shoot well enough to play SG. He's the quintessential tweener.
If you're that height, you basically either have to have Chris Paul level handles, or Patty Mills level shooting, or preferably both (Kemba Walker). If not, the only way to make it in the league is to be an intangibles player like GP2, who I think is Bronny's best player comparison because their measurables are identical. Is Bronny going to be OK being someone that plays 15 mpg and avg. 5 ppg and 2 rbpg?
He'll be lucky if he ever gets to that point.
CIN-C-STAR wrote:How good do you guys think Lebron would have been if he was 6' 1" instead of 6' 8"?
xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:KdoubleDees23 wrote:So verdict is out. Bronny is good at practicing and open workouts!!!!!!!!!
In the scrimmage in 20 minutes 4 pts 4 rebounds on 20% shooting. Looks about the same as college. Now put on NBA defenders against his 6 ft 1 self, and he wont be able to do anything unless he is wide open.
Why is Lebron rushing him to try to get to the league? Be a father, and have him develop and earn his way there vs using your last name!
Because LeBron being in the NBA is the only reason Bronny will make a team.
If Bronny stays in college developing, then LeBron retires, Bronny won’t sniff the NBA(unless he makes absurd improvements which I find highly unlikely.)
To be clear, I think Bronny can and will improve, I don’t think he’ll improve to the point of being an NBA caliber player though.
