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Bigger and better, pretty obviously to those paying attention. The big question is has he gotten better enough (to be the 10th man in the rotation this year).Last edited by SkywalkerAC; Thu Aug 24, 2017, 04:39 PM.
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SkywalkerAC wrote: View PostBigger and better, pretty obviously to those paying attention. The big question is has he gotten better enough (to be the 10th man in the rotation this year).Mamba Mentality
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TRex wrote: View PostI don't think it's 'obvious' lol. In fact, if you're actually paying attention, the guy hasn't gotten any better.
He started playing hoops at age 13. So that's like 5 years 3rd world ball, 3 years pro ball.
He might not ever reach his projected potential. But it is incredibly unfair to say that he hasn't improved at all.
He's had big nights in the d-league. Some college players never put up numbers that he has.
It's also understandable to be optimistic, he's still very young, and his measurables are freakish.
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TRex wrote: View PostI don't think it's 'obvious' lol. In fact, if you're actually paying attention, the guy hasn't gotten any better.
Has he improved as much as you or I would like? That's a different story.
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c-troop wrote: View PostI think it would be virtually impossible to train at an NBA level from ages 18 to 21 and practice against NBA players, have a strict diet, meal plan, personal trainers, NBA competition and nearly every possible advantage and not get "any better."
He started playing hoops at age 13. So that's like 5 years 3rd world ball, 3 years pro ball.
He might not ever reach his projected potential. But it is incredibly unfair to say that he hasn't improved at all.
He's had big nights in the d-league. Some college players never put up numbers that he has.
It's also understandable to be optimistic, he's still very young, and his measurables are freakish.
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golden wrote: View PostGiannis started at age 13. Embiid started at age 15. Olajuwon started at age 17. Some guys just never get the feel for the game. Even top picks like Tyrus Thomas & Thabeet, who are way better athletes.
I'm not taking anything away from those incredibly gifted superstars you listed. They are just that. Incredibly gifted superstars.
Is Bruno a superstar? Maybe, maybe not, still up for debate.
It annoys me a little that you'll split hairs like this... is Bruno, Giannis? no
But many on this forum won't settle for anything less than Giannis, and when they find out he isn't Giannis they throw the baby out with the bath water. It's kinda wack. But he's a cheap experiment, and it's interesting to see what happens next.
Has he improved? I'm confident he has.Last edited by c-troop; Thu Aug 24, 2017, 05:58 PM.
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SkywalkerAC wrote: View PostThis "argument" that Bruno hasn't improved is reminiscent of when some claimed that DeMar hadn't, except with Bruno we have far less data to go on.
DeRozan was the PAC-10 tournament MVP as a FRESHMAN. As an 18 year old. I don't know how old Bruno is now, i'm guessing 22. Put him on this current USC team now and i don't think he'd get any playing time. Guaranteed.
Next season is going to Bruno's 4th year. And I still don't see any improvement. The guy still plays like an idiot.Mamba Mentality
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