Wizard Mentor
Wizard Mentor
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It's not the years, it's the milesYa'll noobies acting like Norman Dale is new here.
Newbie? I've been nettin' about the blazers since your granddad NateBishop the 1st!Ya'll noobies acting like Norman Dale is new here.
Yeah, and it would suck to cut Frazier because that's Dame's best friend on the team.
After losing 4-5 starters, I think that's overrated. Dame knows this is a business and that to be a leader he needs to take the young-uns under his wing. If Frazier is let go, it won't have much of an effect on Dame IMHO.
Maybe he needs it now more than ever? With so much change, it's probably a good thing to have some guys that he's comfortable with.

From what I saw, Pressy will take the job from FrazierFair enough. I think he's strong enough mentally to handle it though. After Summer League, I'm not sure Frazier may be in our long term plans since Pressey has been getting a strong look.![]()
You mean best friend like Dorell Wright, Mo Williams, Jared Jeffries and Will Barton? Dame will be fine
Fair enough. I think he's strong enough mentally to handle it though. After Summer League, I'm not sure Frazier may be in our long term plans since Pressey has been getting a strong look.![]()
I certainly don't get all of the Frazier hate, but then again, I don't know what it has to do with Bennett.
Frazier definitely doesn't look like NBA talent. There's a reason why there aren't many "pass first point guards" in the league anymore. Most of them can't shoot, and to make it in the NBA these days you have to at least have a passable three point shot. Steve Blake is a perfect example. Not a guy that's going to light the nets on fire, but he could hit an open three (or at least he could at one time.)
I certainly don't get all of the Frazier hate, but then again, I don't know what it has to do with Bennett.
That's always been a weird thing to me. You'd think these cats would shoot 500+ a day to gain that muscle memory.
That's always been a weird thing to me. You'd think these cats would shoot 500+ a day to gain that muscle memory.
Wes used to say Victor Claver couldn't miss from deep in practice and was way better shooting the ball than the small sample size we say in 2 minute stretches of gamesI think they do, but for some reason shooting in practice is different than shooting in the game. I remember watching Sebastian Telfair shoot hundreds of three pointers in practice, and he'd make most of them, but when game time rolled around he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. It seemed like a mental issue. He couldn't hit the three, but if he stepped inside the line a foot, he could hit the shot. Made no sense.
Wes used to say Victor Claver couldn't miss from deep in practice and was way better shooting the ball than the small sample size we say in 2 minute stretches of games
I think if we're going to use some cap space and have to drop players, we could do better by getting another wing instead of a tweener bigAll this said, I hope Bennett is not picked up. I'd rather pay the other guys extra.
All this said, I hope Bennett is not picked up. I'd rather pay the other guys extra.
I think if we're going to use some cap space and have to drop players, we could do better by getting another wing instead of a tweener big
Basically we have CJ trying to learn the pt guard position, Montero, Frazier and Pressy. Pressy is more in control than Frazier or Montero but Montero is a lot taller and although raw, he's young and has a huge upside especially on the defensive side of the ball. I actually hope we keep Montero around and develop him into a decent pt guard
Montero may have a real advantage here in that neither Frazier or Pressey can shoot from long range. Montero is thin and young, but he can already shoot the long ball, and will likely always be a better defender than the other two because of his length. The big question is his ball handling under pressure and his ability to initiate and play within the offense.
Montero may have a real advantage here in that neither Frazier or Pressey can shoot from long range. Montero is thin and young, but he can already shoot the long ball, and will likely always be a better defender than the other two because of his length. The big question is his ball handling under pressure and his ability to initiate and play within the offense.
