Schroeder is not the leaper and explosive athlete like a John Wall or Eric Bledsoe.
But he has elite level speed/quickness. Very similar to Tony Parker.
I see his upside as an average scorer and passer but elite level defender with very good length. Should turn into a starting PG in like two-three years.
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the way i see it, Schroeder is the bigger, younger(almost 4years) version of Bledsoe who seems to have fixed his broken jumpshot way earlier in his progression, i also see much more of a defined "Point Guard", Bledsoes position before Cal got him was "Athlete" or "Guard"
i like this comparison, i much prefer Schroeder. Dennis reminds me of john wall but an inch and a half shorter, or he reminds me of Bledsoe, in Jeff Teagues Body, he very well could grow an inch and end up Deron's Height but skinnier too, his arms are crazy long he might register a SF type wingspan. he does have some broad shoulders too, maybe this kid really fills out, u never know.
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Because I've started two threads in a month? Go **** yourself.
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IMO Schroder is already a better playmaker than Bledsoe. A huge part of Bledsoe's defensive success is his tremendous strength. Like Derek Fisher back in the day is allows him to quickly establish position on while sliding laterally. If don't look like you are fouling someone, the reality you might be doesn't usually get called.
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Is Franklin the new Batman with all these new unnecessary threads?
"[Un]necessary? Is it [un]necessary that I drink my own Urine? [Yes], but it's sterile and I like the taste."
Just curious, how have you or anyone else seen enough of Schroeder to have an informed opinion about him. A number of posters here are talking about him like he's a known quantity. What's your sources of info about him to arrive at such a confident opinion? I'm not knocking you, just curious.