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Could Yurt7 Overtake Kessler?

We wouldn't be having this conversation last season. I don't know why Kessler looks underwhelming this season.
 
Omar should definitely be getting more minutes
Will cut down on wear and tear on other starters
 
Fosto said:
We wouldn't be having this conversation last season. I don't know why Kessler looks underwhelming this season.
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He looked good last year because he was playing with a top 10 "make others better" PG and a team that had high level spacing for the first half of the season, then a bunch of psuedo-tank games in the 2nd half of the season.
 
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Same with Kessler vs Gobert but everyone here talked themselves into Kessler > Gobert because of that.
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You saw what you wanted to see in order to have something to argue about on this one.
Similar doesn't mean better.
Haven't seen anyone say Kessler is better than gobert who might be the best defensive player in NBA history.




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Fosto said:
We wouldn't be having this conversation last season. I don't know why Kessler looks underwhelming this season.
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I know a couple reasons. Injury, missing games and being brought off the bench are a few.
Also, small sample sizes aren't always indicative of what we will see over a larger sample size.
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Yurt7 college coach was Patrick Ewing and I assume taught him a few tricks. Yurt was having a decent season with the Heat last year until he was injured.
 
Walker Ross Kessler is a player with conventional, old-fashioned virtues, “rim” protection chiefly among them. He is disinclined to Wardell Stephen Curry II style 3-pointers and to hitting the ball with his palm as he runs up court. Nay, he shall not be part of a “Big 3” but he is a commendable center.

Our colleague, Omer Faruk Yurtseven appears to me as a back up. I shall fortify myself with Heineken before making further pronouncements on Omer.
 
fishonjazz said:
I know a couple reasons. Injury, missing games and being brought off the bench are a few.
Also, small sample sizes aren't always indicative of what we will see over a larger sample size.
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We had a good sample size I think. I buy the first part of the argument, but I think it must be a personnel issue. We seem to have worse spacing this year.
 
Fosto said:
We had a good sample size I think. I buy the first part of the argument, but I think it must be a personnel issue. We seem to have worse spacing this year.
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I think 13 games with some of those games him being injured isn't a very good sample size. It's not a tiny sample size either though.
Last year was a 74 game sample size and he looked great though. For whatever it's worth.

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