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I’m with you man. Used to not be like this.
 
Relax guys, it's sunday. No reason to freak out. We can freak out when we lose Hood, Kanter and Seth in free agency and replace these guys with trash players like Stauskas :D
 
CupWizier said:
Are you this joyful to be around in person? Everything is always negative and doom and gloom with you. Relax and learn to enjoy life rather than constantly complaining or predicting doom. It can't be a fun way to go through life, but to each their own.
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Huh what? It is realistic that we gonna lose all 3 Players, and we dont have the money to replace these guys with good free Agents.
 
hoopsjock said:
It's the worst when people who rarely discuss actual basketball things and don't bring much to the forum complain about posters who actually come in here every day and keep the forum going.
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*cough* Johnny *cough*
 
PCmor7 said:
You drink your coffee with your elbow out, and there's poor follow-through.
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So what you are saying , SPD has no chance of being a superstar?

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Let's put it this way: You wouldn't teach a kid to drink coffee that way.
 
Serious question, does anyone know how his PG chops are? Yes he's bouncy, long, and (somehow) makes a lot of his shots, but with what feels like the entire fanbase wanting to get rid of ET, do we feel confident enough in this kid running the offense while Dame is out? Or is he more of a CJ type? I guess I'm just skeptical of mock draft website reviews of his HS tape...
 
He showed some good passing chops in the Sacramento game, including a wrap-around bounce pass to I think it was Meyers for a bucket, a long lookahead pass to Meyers for a dunk, and an alley-oop I seem to recall. I remember him also having a baseline drive in another game where he drew defenders and dished nicely to Layman for a dunk. But I sense at least at this point that creating space and facilitating offense for others from the point is something he still needs to work on.

I'm not sure how comfortable I'd be yet with Ant handling point for long stretches, but I think he's got more of a point guard mentality than your typical two guard.
 
PCmor7 said:
He showed some good passing chops in the Sacramento game, including a wrap-around bounce pass to I think it was Meyers for a bucket, a long lookahead pass to Meyers for a dunk, and an alley-oop I seem to recall. I remember him also having a baseline drive in another game where he drew defenders and dished nicely to Layman for a dunk. But I sense at least at this point that creating space and facilitating offense for others from the point is something he still needs to work on.

I'm not sure how comfortable I'd be yet with Ant handling point for long stretches, but I think he's got more of a point guard mentality than your typical two guard.
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This is pretty much where I'm at too... More of a Monta Ellis than a true 1, which can be fine, with the right roster construction.

I think we're going to learn a lot about how the front office views next season in the next few weeks -- acquiring a vet. PG, vs. standing pat with Simons, to me, is definitely something to monitor...
 
tester551 said:
Whos the kid that sorta looks like Ant, but is wearing blue shorts?
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Ronaldo Segu, University of Buffalo freshman

Didn’t play much this year but they were prettt loaded..he’ll be a good player for them next year
 
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