Nah ... but she's chaining me to her!!She's not, you know, chained up in the basement, right?
Just so clingy ... -__-
Nah ... but she's chaining me to her!!She's not, you know, chained up in the basement, right?
Yeeeaaahhhh....no stalker ever said anything like that about their victim.Nah ... but she's chaining me to her!!
Just so clingy ... -__-
Hahahaha..Yeeeaaahhhh....no stalker ever said anything like that about their victim.
The (huge) difference is that Simone doesn't seem to have any of the intangibles that Ingles possessed from the second he first stepped foot on an NBA floor. Joe was a much better player when he came into the league, defensive woes and all. Fontecchio is an energy guy with awkward tweener size who can shoot a bit. He would be playing bigger minutes if he deserved them.Imagine saying this about Joe Ingles... (who also came into the NBA at age 27)
*and for the record, I was saying that about Joe Ingles after his rookie season when it felt like he was just signed to babysit Dante, but I was incredibly wrong. I wouldnt give up on Simone*
He can shoot a bit? Sir he's a ****ing flame thrower. 40% on threes and taking a ton. It is incredibly hard for guys to be effective coming off the bench in spot minutes and shoot from the perimeter like he is.The (huge) difference is that Simone doesn't seem to have any of the intangibles that Ingles possessed from the second he first stepped foot on an NBA floor. Joe was a much better player when he came into the league, defensive woes and all. Fontecchio is an energy guy with awkward tweener size who can shoot a bit. He would be playing bigger minutes if he deserved them.
I can't see him lasting in the NBA.
I agree that I undersold his shooting - he has the potential to become a valued floor spacer if he can uphold his 40% accuracy from the perimeter.He can shoot a bit? Sir he's a ****ing flame thrower. 40% on threes and taking a ton. It is incredibly hard for guys to be effective coming off the bench in spot minutes and shoot from the perimeter like he is.
He's more Max Strus than Joe Ingles. He has some Bogey similarities. Its way to early to judge him.
He's made a few good defensive plays and seems to make solid rotations. He also is surprisingly good on pump fake straight line drives. Tried to mash on some guys and missed a couple early (some missed fouls in there imo). Beasley fills the high volume three point shooter role right now. Moving Vando or KO would open up some minutes for Simone... for instance if Vando was moved and Kessler became the starter... I could see Simone being a decent option to slide into a 20 minute a night starter role.
The comp for me is Max Strus. His defense may not get there but I think he can be a better shooter. He may top out as a bench wing playing 15-20 a night but he will still be important... and that player gets 5-8M a year.I agree that I undersold his shooting - he has the potential to become a valued floor spacer if he can uphold his 40% accuracy from the perimeter.
Simone has little margin for error, though. He's 6'8'' and plays a critical position defensively (small forward). So far he hasn't been able to stay with NBA 3's, and obviously he's too small to guard bigs. That leads me to believe he'll always be a bench specialist in the NBA. Maybe playing 15 to 20 minutes tops.
Really bad... so so so bad.Oh and I have a bad new nickname for Lauri. The Wiesel. But he waits and just pops off in a highly efficient way. Pop goes the Wiesel.
I want Vando and Kessler on the floor at the same time. Vando is hitting the corner three. I want see rebounding and defense take a giant leap.
That's my aim. Either strike out badly or hit. But it does describe his antichucker style and reluctance to put it on the floor.Really bad... so so so bad.