ripcityboy
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Right, but you can't compare players of different races, and there are only so many white guys to chose from.Not even in the slightest. Two completely different players. Chambers was all offense, no defense. Collins has earned a spot in the rotation of a 50-win team as a 20-year old rookie based on his superior defensive fundamentals and instincts.
This is kind of like saying a young Dennis Rodman reminds you of Bernard King. Of course, Zach is already better offensively than The Worm, but you get my drift.
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He's not there yet - McHale practically invented the step through. And they definitely have different body shapes. McHale was all arms and legs and lumbered. Zach looks fairly normally proportioned, and is athletic. He's more like a taller Chandler Parsons.Honestly, he reminds me a little bit like McHale. At least with his footwork.
That's who the espn guys compared him to on draft night. I'd be cool with that hahaHonestly, he reminds me a little bit like McHale. At least with his footwork.


Honestly, he reminds me a little bit like McHale. At least with his footwork.
Watching Zach Collins, I am trying to understand who he can be. So far, he reminds me of Tom Chambers, which ain't a bad thing at all. But I know there has to be a better comparison.
So who is it?
He sort of reminds me of AK47...someone will say another white dude in 10...9..
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young LA.
Has anyone mentioned Marcus Camby?
KG lite.
Meh...
TT has always been SOFT.
Zach has sharp edges. I love that.
Zach is a MUCH better defense than TT will ever be.
The first two years in the league KG was on the floor more times than up. That guy was the floppingist player outside of Lambeer. It was before the flopping rule era.KG lite.
Actually now that I recall he fell a lot while trying to back a guy down and they would back off quick. He'd loose his balance and down he'd go. He was super young!The first two years in the league KG was on the floor more times than up. That guy was the floppingist player outside of Lambeer. It was before the flooding rule era.
Has anyone mentioned Marcus Camby?
Aldridge was a damn good defender. He's underrated there. And he was all nba on offense. Not sure Zach has that.I think at 25 he will be Aldridge with D. His instincts are already there on defense and his offense will continue to get better each year, I think he has the ability to end up with a pretty sweet mid range jumper to go along with his excellent footwork on the block.
I think sheed had so much more natural talent than either Zach or LA. The only thing that held back sheed was he didnt want it bad enough, but that guy at least to me was one of a kind talent wise.Aldridge was a damn good defender. He's underrated there. And he was all nba on offense. Not sure Zach has that.
It's why I say sheed as best comparison. Better defense than Aldridge, not as good of a scorer.
I see that comp a bit, but I think Collins plays better interior defense, and I think AK47 had better handles.I just scoured the internet and his combo of defense skills and knowledge, athleticism, foot work, ability to hit the three, mean streak and just all around solid game really is unique. And whats even more unique is his potential to significantly expand those things. I've come to the conclusion that he really is his own comp. If I had to compare the closest I have seen mentioned here so far is AK47. But I definitely feel like he has the potential to expand his game way beyond that.
Properly motivated Sheed was better on offense than LA, his shot was unblockable and he could score from anywhere on the court.I think sheed had so much more natural talent than either Zach or LA. The only thing that held back sheed was he didnt want it bad enough, but that guy at least to me was one of a kind talent wise.
I agree now, but I fully expect Collins to add weight(like Aldridge did) and become a lot more polished on Offense. Right now nothing is really ran for him, once he adds a mid range game, continues improving his 3, and gets more experience in the post I believe he will be equally effective on both ends.Aldridge was a damn good defender. He's underrated there. And he was all nba on offense. Not sure Zach has that.
It's why I say sheed as best comparison. Better defense than Aldridge, not as good of a scorer.
