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I'm not sure I have a great NBA comparison as I feel like guys his size and with his (current) skillset, don't really play in the NBA. A 6'2" Iguodala without a shot? Jonny Flynn?Who does he remind you of?
I was at that depressing game...
YikesI'm not sure I have a great NBA comparison as I feel like guys his size and with his (current) skillset, don't really play in the NBA. A 6'2" Iguodala without a shot? Jonny Flynn?
I'm not sure I have a great NBA comparison as I feel like guys his size and with his (current) skillset, don't really play in the NBA. A 6'2" Iguodala without a shot? Jonny Flynn?
Who does he remind you of?
From what I've garnered reading the mostly hype type articles about Bronny that a casual brouse through the internet turned up, he's a 6'1 long limbed, solid athlete with a spotty jumper who gets after it on D.
I'm not sure I have a great NBA comparison as I feel like guys his size and with his (current) skillset, don't really play in the NBA. A 6'2" Iguodala without a shot? Jonny Flynn?
Yeah i decided to actually look which for me is a stretch. The first article says he is currently projected as late first or early second round pick. The second article said they wondered if he was NBA material and might need more than one year in college. All of it seems to stand on how this season goes and how he does in his first season in college which is understandable.STOMP's description sounds kinda like GP2.
...is because his name means eyeballs which means revenue. It's a very simple equation.All this hilarious hype…
...is because his name means eyeballs which means revenue. It's a very simple equation.
I'm only talking about Bronny's college attendance, not NBA. But if he does go one-and-done, he's on an NBA roster 18 months from now. Considering the way he's playing this season, I doubt Sr.'s fall-off will be so precipitous that teams won't clamor to sign Bronny for the benefit of the final year or two of his dad's career (on an MLE contract).With SR basically in retirement mode by the time jr hits the court, do you think it would be anything more than a honeymoon fling for anyone who picks him up? (Unless jr far exceeds expectations).
For some teams i could see it as a locker room distraction hinderance.
“I scored 33 points this game, but the media surrounds bronnie cuz he went 2-3 from 3… wth???”
Thats the honeymoon im referring to. Some people are talking tank to get him for this reason. I think thats long term fools gold. Sure the first year or two would be media glory.I'm only talking about Bronny's college attendance, not NBA. But if he does go one-and-done, he's on an NBA roster 18 months from now. Considering the way he's playing this season, I doubt Sr.'s fall-off will be so precipitous that teams won't clamor to sign Bronny for the benefit of the final year or two of his dad's career (on an MLE contract).
I haven't heard of anyone talking about tanking for Bronny. I do think there's a good chance that a team takes him in the first specifically so they can get a couple years of Lebron; absent his name, he appears to be fringe at best. Still, plenty of teams have spent more than a first-round pick on a 2-year gamble.Thats the honeymoon im referring to. Some people are talking tank to get him for this reason. I think thats long term fools gold. Sure the first year or two would be media glory.
If Bronnie had half of his dads potential i would get it.
Phil will pay him more in NIL money than he can make on a rookie contract. He's going to work for Phil.I haven't heard of anyone talking about tanking for Bronny. I do think there's a good chance that a team takes him in the first specifically so they can get a couple years of Lebron; absent his name, he appears to be fringe at best. Still, plenty of teams have spent more than a first-round pick on a 2-year gamble.
There will be a number of teams wanting to draft Bronny just to get a couple of years of LeBron for sure.
I haven't heard of anyone talking about tanking for Bronny. I do think there's a good chance that a team takes him in the first specifically so they can get a couple years of Lebron; absent his name, he appears to be fringe at best. Still, plenty of teams have spent more than a first-round pick on a 2-year gamble.
what NBA hype? Has anyone said anything glowing about his NBA potential? Is comparing him to GP2, who took all 4 years of college and then years of bouncing between the fringe of various NBA rosters & the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, hyping a guy? I think it's questionable if he'll get much PT in college as a Freshman or (if he stays) ever be a starter. Not much NBA demand for a 6'1 guy without above average PG skills or a jumper.Sorry, i should clarify. I get the college hype. not the NBA hype.
Not much NBA demand for a 6'1 guy without above average PG skills or a jumper.
statistically it's very rare for guys to grow much this late.Wait? Just hold on to that for a second? He's only in high school. Could very easily be 6-3 or 4 in a year or two.
of course he will... are you responding to something I wrote? From what you quoted me on, I was talking about the supposed NBA hype thats going to immediately pull him to the league. Not many kids go from lacking PG skills and a reliable J in a year plus to having either let alone both. I hope for the best for him and every kid though as I want to see great hoops.I have a hard time thinking he will not work on his game?
again, not sure what this has to do with anything I expressed but okayLets not sell the kid short either. This is a kid of a man that has one of the highest BBIQ's in the game. Cannot imagine this kid not knowing the game very very well
He's not been measured at 6'3, he self reported at 6'2 in September 2022 starting his Senior year of hoops. Given that most self reports of height for hoopers have them fibbing listing their with shoes on height (& then rounding up!) which bumps them up 1.5" or so, it might be generous to refer to him as 6'1. Lacking an actual measurement we really don't know but he sure looks small PG sized to me in the highlights I've seen. Certainly if he is bigger today or grows significantly, that makes him more valued as a player.the few reports i am reading is Bronny is already about 6-3 so i guess until he actually gets in College we will ll be waiting for that tale of the tape.
You got to admit Bryce at 15 looks like he is worth looking at.I love when people judge a player in ANY way because of who their dad is. LaMelo Ball on Line 1…..
I love when people judge a player in ANY way because of who their dad is. LaMelo Ball on Line 1…..
I’m saying in a negative light. People were killing the Ball kids basketball skills JUST because their dad was a dick.You got to admit Bryce at 15 looks like he is worth looking at.