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Nilanka wrote: View PostI'm too lazy to do my own research on Gordon. What's his deal?
High bball IQ as well. Look at 2:08 of http://youtu.be/4yrTLTuHNj0 as an example. Very clever.
Only deal with him is like Parker, no one really knows whether he's a 3 or a 4. Arizona uses him as an SF but I think his game is more suited towards PF.Twitter - @thekid_it
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I'd say Parker's def a SF. He's got an all around game. Gordon, while crazy athletic, only really has a 3 point shot and under the basket game. He's got fantastic court vision though. I'm not saying he CAN'T be a 3 in the nba i'm just saying he doesn't have any real wing skills. It's really going to come down to how hard of a worker he is.@sweatpantsjer
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In the NBA, Gordon's a 4 Parker's a 3.
Also, Parker is listed a tweener on every single draft site (SF/PF). This is because the succesful 3s right now are hyper athletic, long, explosive players like George, James, Leonard etc.
Parker has the speed and is good in transition but lacks the explosiveness to blow by guys at the NBA level. His game looks like Pierce's or maybe Melo's.
One flaw often mentioned is that he doesn't perform as well when guarded by long, athletic 3s (which is every good team in the NBA). But this isn't really based on enough information yet. I think Parker's stock has potential to drop a lot come March, but we'll see."Bruno?
Heh, if he is in the D-league still in a few years I will be surprised.
He's terrible."
-Superjudge, 7/23
Hope you're wrong.
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Raptor_11 wrote: View PostWhen I watch Parker play I don't see a tweener at all. Looks quick enough to guard 3's, and has the handles to be a point-forward type of playerTRex wrote: View PostYeah i dont get why people in this forum call Parker a 'tweener' either. Only in Raptors Republic lol.
Parker is 6'8(perfect size for a SF in the NBA). Very athletic. Can shoot the ball, can handle the ball, can create his own shot. I dont see a 'tweener' at all.Twitter - @thekid_it
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isaacthompson wrote: View PostHe has the skills to play both positions, but it will ultimately come down to his defense. It's been all-around awful so far this season, and it looks like he isn't even trying for stretches of games. His perimeter defense specifically worries me.. if his lateral quickness is the same on the offensive end, there's no way he's taking NBA-level wings off the dribble.
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Nosike wrote: View PostUpdated tank standings:
1.) Milwaukee (5-18)
2.) Utah (6-19)
3.) New York (to Denver) (6-16)
4.) Sacramento (6-14)
5.) Philadelphia (7-17)
6.) Orlando (7-16)
7.) Brooklyn (8-15)
8.) Toronto (8-13)
9.) Cleveland (9-13)
10.) Los Angeles Lakers (10-12)
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