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Bruno can hit from the corners (38%) much like PJ Tucker but, much like Tucker, has a ways to go above the break (32% - OK but not really a threat).
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DanH wrote: View PostBruno can hit from the corners (38%) much like PJ Tucker but, much like Tucker, has a ways to go above the break (32% - OK but not really a threat).
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DanH wrote: View Post4 years of slow building and becoming a useful rotation player is the typical learning curve for late round draftees. The reason they actually said it with Bruno was because he was incredibly raw and was basically learning the game from close to scratch. Learning curves aren't linear either - there are leaps.
Who was the last successful project to play less than 100 total minutes at the pro level in his first three years?
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Scraptor wrote: View PostThis is true, but I'd add the caveat that for most projects the development usually happens at the pro level.
Who was the last successful project to play less than 100 total minutes at the pro level in his first three years?
In any case, I'm not sure trying to find a past example is going to pay off, as I'm pretty sure Masai was going for "never been done" with the Bruno pick.
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DanH wrote: View PostI don't know about three years, but Amir Johnson played a little over 100 minutes over his first two seasons in the league, and he didn't have a D-League to get reps in. Turned out pretty good.
In any case, I'm not sure trying to find a past example is going to pay off, as I'm pretty sure Masai was going for "never been done" with the Bruno pick.
I really hope it works out for him, such a great story. He seems like a hard working and good kid.Sunny ways my friends, sunny ways
Because its 2015
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Scraptor wrote: View PostThis is true, but I'd add the caveat that for most projects the development usually happens at the pro level.
Who was the last successful project to play less than 100 total minutes at the pro level in his first three years?
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Scraptor wrote: View PostThis is true, but I'd add the caveat that for most projects the development usually happens at the pro level.
Who was the last successful project to play less than 100 total minutes at the pro level in his first three years?
There is virtually zero incentive to hurry Bruno onto the NBA court, even if he is developing well - unless he's truly needed. That's a massive change brought on by the 905.Last edited by SkywalkerAC; Mon Mar 6, 2017, 01:06 PM.
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The old HS draft picks are a good comp in terms of immaturity and inexperience but those guys are still groomed through AAU and know the language/culture.
He's basically a redshirt sophomore. I give him a lot of credit for how far he has come, given where he started.
And i think Stackhouse has a lot to gain from making good on Bruno. I think he's working out with him like JJ did and trying to coach his mental side. That kinda player/coach relationship is huge for Bruno imo.
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