If I understand the voting right (he needs to be among top 9 of forwards and centers to make a team?) I think this year might be a stretch to make one of those teams. But no doubt a good chance to make one at some point as only 23.
On brand for you as my initial reply to you, was your absurd inference that he did not have an offensive game (and all you did there was move the goal posts as to what was really said)
Your comment was a reply to him saying all defense (not all NBA) and a top 30 player. You missed the mark as usual. ......and as usual you cannot just be an adult and own it. You know, something simple like "my bad....was thinking all NBA when he only said all defense".
It’s different for every player. Sometimes year 2, usually year 3 maybe year 4. Or sometimes they never make that leap. I think the coaching change could be the ultimate factor in him making the leap if he does
Maybe....but think will be more teammates and himself. That last game vs. Boston had to show him what he can do (and gave him more confidence).
Himself? That is always the most important but that is also a given. Coaching is always the most underrated factor. The ability to teach, develop and put the player in position and scheme can sometimes define a career for a young player, at least early
Personally, I think coaching is the most overrated factor.....not to say it doesn't matter. I'm gonna try to not get into the coaching discussions like this one where it's "this guy is playing better because of coaching" and in most cases (not saying you) it's because they didn't like the last coach.
At least other haters actually know the game. She doesn't know a damn thing about basketball
Year 4 is when Jaylen Brown did...I know this because I saw a comparison of JB and Kuminga for their first 3 years and Kuminga's numbers were the same, meaning perhaps he will make the leap this year like Brown did.
Eh he's like Bill Walton, huge talent undone by injuries
She really doesn't.
3-It would make her hypocritical.
yep but he still brought a ship to Toronto and played a part in destroying two 3-peats. Worst superstar in the history of any sport is crazy talk
