He should have come into the Combine with more strength and tightened a few things up. It looks like he's a bit casual. I'd worry a bit about his work ethic.
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He should have come into the Combine with more strength and tightened a few things up. It looks like he's a bit casual. I'd worry a bit about his work ethic.
There's zero way of knowing how individual teams rank the wings. It's fluid
His season ended two months ago... And you and his defenders told us he was doing poorly due to injury. How could he add that much stuff in that short time?
Eh... I don't think there's a consensus. Some of these guys are polarizing -- e.g., Holland, Dillingham, Shep, Buzelis, etc.
We really got to track how many definitive statements EH makes about draft positioning.
Two months of draft prep is enough to work on your body and adjusting to NBA range. Cody has the tools, but needs to show he wants to be an impact player. He needs to go hard in workouts. He comes off a bit casual, just his demeanor.
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I mean I've explained it before. He's on a talented roster so he looks to move the ball to the guys who are good shooters or get a better shot at the basket. It is unlikely he is a great shooter but it also COULD have been part of the game plan.
I don't think its a confidence thing solely.
It's enough time to lose some weight. It's not enough time to add strength. That takes a long time, especially when you're as long as Cody
Topic had a bad injury, possibly torn acl
It is embarrassing that the NBA had to pull the data for all players due to enough errors in the report.
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The NBA may have scrubbed its draft combine stats after briefly displaying potentially incorrect measurements
UConn’s Stephon Castle was listed at 6-foot-2 in socks, which isn’t correct.
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I could see Detroit trading #5 for #10 plus a young player, especially if they think Knecht will be there at #10.
#10, #32, and Bryce for #5? I don't think that would be enough most years, but maybe this year especially with all the needs Detroit has.