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Check out this interview with prospect, Marshon Brooks, on Hoopshype.
In it he is asked about comparisons to Kobe Bryant, to which he responds...
I respect Kobe Bryant’s game so much that I don’t think anybody should be compared to him. I might play like him a tiny bit, but I would say I play more like Jamal Crawford than Kobe Bryant.
Read more: http://blogs.hoopshype.com/blogs/sie...#ixzz1Otqi4tl9
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HuskyRaptor wrote: View Postis BC seriously considering taking Vesely with our #5 pick?Read my blog, The Picket Fence. Guaranteed to make you think or your money back!
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Tim W. wrote: View PostCheck out this interview with prospect, Marshon Brooks, on Hoopshype.
In it he is asked about comparisons to Kobe Bryant, to which he responds...
So, he's saying he's a shot happy combo guard that plays no semblance of defense? Really?
Maybe he should be coached a little bit more by his agent.
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Apollo wrote: View PostIf the Raptors draft a big man Bargnani is as good as gone.
Assuming Ed Davis and Amir Johnson play 32 minutes a game each, that leaves another 32 "big" minutes to fill. Who would fill these minutes?
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Apollo wrote: View PostThat what you take away from it. I think he was acting humble. I think he was trying to say "I'm good but I'm not about to start comparing myself to one of the all-time greats".Read my blog, The Picket Fence. Guaranteed to make you think or your money back!
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Shantz wrote: View PostUtah has big interest in Knight (according to reports) due to a desire to strengthen their longterm lookout at PG. Knight is the second best PG prospect after Irving. They have not considered him due to the expectation that he would be gone by the time they pick. If Irving is still around,Utah would most likely take him unless another prospect wows them. I don't think it's possible for the Raptors to make a move with Utah if Irving available.@sweatpantsjer
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From CBSSPORTS.COM
What's more, there are rumblings that Utah is less than thrilled at the notion that Knight would even consider dictating the terms with the No. 3 pick (although Turkish center Enes Kanter already did just that in his Jazz workout in Chicago in which Toronto also took part). It's unclear whether the Jazz would take a hard-line stance and refuse to take Knight unless he worked out against other top-line competitors, but that appears to be a possibility.
I attended Knight's workout in Sacramento on June 2 and walked away convinced that Knight saw the Kings as his so-called first-round floor at No. 7. The problem there, predictably, is that the one-on-none approach wasn't well received by the Kings' brass either.
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I think Brandon Knight is the possible Raptor prospect I like the least. He's got very few PG skills, doesn't have the type of take charge personality you want from a PG, and he's too short to play SG. I seriously don't understand the love for this guy. I've just seen too many guys like him fail to make an impact in the NBA.Read my blog, The Picket Fence. Guaranteed to make you think or your money back!
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Tim W. wrote: View PostIt was the title of the article. Kind of hard to miss it. And I just thought Crawford was an odd guy to compare yourself to.
Tim W. wrote: View PostI think Brandon Knight is the possible Raptor prospect I like the least. He's got very few PG skills, doesn't have the type of take charge personality you want from a PG, and he's too short to play SG. I seriously don't understand the love for this guy. I've just seen too many guys like him fail to make an impact in the NBA.
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Apollo wrote: View PostI'm thinking not everybody agrees with you on Crawford's game. He obviously thinks Crawford is a good baller.
Apollo wrote: View PostYeah, people around here lately seem to only care about upside. What about downside? Kemba Walker seems like the safe pick, if he's there at #5. You know you're getting a strong leader for the dressing room to go along with immense talent and athleticism.Read my blog, The Picket Fence. Guaranteed to make you think or your money back!
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Tim W. wrote: View PostI'd be more outraged if their were obviously better options available. If Kanter is gone, then Walker, Knight, Valanciunas and Biyombo all have just as many question marks as Vesley. Who knows? Vesley might end up being one of the better players from this draft. At this point, I don't think anyone really knows. I certainly have my opinions, but unless Colangelo drafts Motiejunas, then I'm going to assume he knew what he was doing. This draft is just too much of a crap shoot.@Chr1st1anL
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