kjironman1
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Kind of takes the ring out of it doesn't it? Even though you originally spelled "You're" wrong.... Just sayin.
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Kind of takes the ring out of it doesn't it? Even though you originally spelled "You're" wrong.... Just sayin.
Think what kind of player he will be in five years? That is what you have to see to appreciate what they have at this point. Then do the same with Lillard and CJ and Collins and Swanigan not to mention Vonleh. Takes time to create very good teams. No team ever knows they will win a championship. Just be in the running and let things play out.Great point about his age! Forgot how young he is. You gotta think, teams hadn't had the chance to scout Nurk paying with our backcourt last season. Now, the other teams have an idea how to handle our big 3 maybe. He seems to have enough talent and basketball IQ that things will work themselves out. Nurk fever will return.
You misspelled Crabbes.The same way that every crotch needs crabs.
AKA the "forumaximixum"What is the maximum mixum per forum?
But for the rest of his career prior, he was not remarkable.
What’s obvious is that Mixum is back.
Or tunchi
But he was a good guy better than mixum
Tunchi still posts here under their actual moniker, slypokerdog.Or tunchi
But he was a good guy better than mixum
LMAO. God damnit.
Or tunchi
But he was a good guy better than mixum
This. Agree he'll be solid at a minimum. However C is one of the positions in the NBA that is not at a premium and there are several good C's available in FA next summer, so IMO I am not too worried about an overpay - looked what happened to Nerlens Noel this last summer and Plumlee signed very late and apparently got no other offers. Only a handful of teams will have significant capspace as well so it will be interesting.The thing is this: Nurk looked awesome in his 20 games here. He reminded me of Sabonis. But for the rest of his career prior, he was not remarkable. So how do we know if that was just a hot stretch, or what to expect?
I think he's going to be, at the very least, a very solid starting center. But we don't know that we can expect him to be the all-star calibur player he looked like last year.
The OP has a valid point: that we may end up having to really over pay him.
youre right on both conclusions and I agree with youI am starting to think Nurk is being hurt by playing alongside Aminu. Nurk was highly effective playing next to a post up PF (Vonleh) with Nurk playing the high post and posting up when needed.
I would bet that Stotts wants to expand Nurk’s game and Nurk is struggling with that. I think he’ll pick up what Stotts wants, though. I am not panicking.
wow, thats bold statementNurkic has been a huge disappointment this season for sure, but this is too far.
That's the silver lining of Nurk's struggles. Our payroll will be better.He's very good and definitely a tier above Crabbe and two above Meyers but I sort of understand the sentiments. He is not yet an elite level player (still young enough to become one) and treating it like it's a foregone conclusion that he is going to receive a max offer next year is silly considering he only had about two good months in his career. I think people are going to be surprised at how few players receive anywhere near max deals from other teams in the next two, three years. There are two centers that will be more coveted in the upcoming 2018 free agency - Cousins and Jordan (has early termination option and he will probably take it).
The OP may be instigating, but I think it's fair to say Nurkic has underwhelmed this early season, relative to his sensational debut. That extends into the preseason as well. I really should have paid more attention to the team last year after his acquisition, because I can't precisely pinpoint the differences, but he just seemed more effective. Would make a good topic if someone more informed could break it down. Maybe the drop in weight is the difference. It just seemed more a sure thing, offensively, when he was close to the hoop last year. So far, he has an alarming number of shots affected for a man his size and with his skills. We're still a better team with him, but I think he's probably the linchpin to getting this team to the next level. The team has needed a reliable third scorer for awhile and he's our best hope.
I am starting to think Nurk is being hurt by playing alongside Aminu. Nurk was highly effective playing next to a post up PF (Vonleh) with Nurk playing the high post and posting up when needed.
I would bet that Stotts wants to expand Nurk’s game and Nurk is struggling with that. I think he’ll pick up what Stotts wants, though. I am not panicking.
