In this span of time?! So, when the season starts he will be our version of Draymond Green?Locke said Cody has gained 20 lbs
20 lbs on Cody is taking him from being a starvation victim to severely malnourished, he’s still liable to kite away in a stiff breeze.In this span of time?! So, when the season starts he will be our version of Draymond Green?
He said he looks like he has... He didn't put Cody on a scale. He looks a bit bigger based on pics. I wouldn't fully doubt 20lbs but its not 20 lbs of muscle or close to it.Locke said Cody has gained 20 lbs
If you look at him at the start of the year and again at the end of the year he was bigger. I think it was 20 pounds since his last official measurement.20 pounds is too much in such a short span of time. Hate it. Gain 6-8 pounds while getting more explosive and developing your game.
Then gain, 4-8 more next offseason.
OK. Congratulations, I guess. . .I've given up an any chance that he will ever be a starter level talent and just hope he can become a decent rotation player.
20 pounds in a bit more then two months? We still have almost 4 months of the offseason. He will become our enforcer in the paint and will need a new nickname... something like Big Hefty.20 lbs on Cody is taking him from being a starvation victim to severely malnourished, he’s still liable to kite away in a stiff breeze.
He looks a lot bigger in that picture. Can't wait to see him in summer league so we can get a better idea of how much weight he has put on.https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gu4TMJNWYAAXI2q?format=jpg&name=large
Cody looks visibly bigger through the shoulders. Looks healthy. Its a starting point
Since the Jazz drafted himIn this span of time?! So, when the season starts he will be our version of Draymond Green?
His legs look thicker to me. Still extremely thin legs, but not as toothpickyhttps://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gu4TMJNWYAAXI2q?format=jpg&name=large
Cody looks visibly bigger through the shoulders. Looks healthy. Its a starting point
There was also the weird thing when he measured extremely small at the combine compared to his listed weight in college.If you look at him at the start of the year and again at the end of the year he was bigger. I think it was 20 pounds since his last official measurement.
Told you.One thing we can count on is that Cody will add weight/strength: even during the season he looked (and played) noticeably stronger at the end compared to his first month. The guy lifts.
Now, in terms of developing his skills and becoming more aggressive...there is way more uncertainty in there.
I mean if you think Cody sucks at basketball, and it seems like that's what you think, the only path for him to be a viable player is to become physically impressive and become a defensive first player who can make open shots.This obsession with Cody's weight is idiotic.
The history of the NBA is full of rail-thin players who made a real impact. Some even became stars.
Cody's problem is that he doesn't have NBA talent. He won't find it in the weight room.
Yeah... I'd say he's in a reasonable "meets expectations" zone for muscle watch season. After summer league put another good 5 lbs on. I just want him to have enough meat on the bones so that we don't have to hear the "you can't judge him on what he is doing because he's too skinny" excuse.His legs look thicker to me. Still extremely thin legs, but not as toothpicky
20 pounds is too much in such a short span of time. Hate it. Gain 6-8 pounds while getting more explosive and developing your game.
Then gain, 4-8 more next offseason.