prodigy
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Yes, but it's also a indicator that he doesn't pass the ball nearly as much as he should, especially on a talent rich Washington team.
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Yes, but it's also a indicator that he doesn't pass the ball nearly as much as he should, especially on a talent rich Washington team.
orangello
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Link to who he was talking about?
From what I can gather, I think you're right. Murray shot better than they thought he would and showed 3-pt range.
It's mentioned here https://www.ksl.com/?sid=40272085&n...rrin-dives-deep-into-2016-nba-draft-prospects
The other mention was a radio interview on 1280 The Zone, last week.
Not sure how TO's are an indicator that you don't pass. He was a young player who made some turnovers, I don't see it as an indicator at all. Perrin said he is a combo guard. They arent going to draft him to become a pure point.
orangello
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Objection, that is complete conjecture your honor. There is no evidence to support that statement.
No, Perrin said that verbatim.
Overruled. Watch the KSL video as admissable evidence.
orangello
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Perrin said that DMurray had a Rudy type workout?
Damn, correction, most interesting thing: Perrin said he would draft Ingram with the #1 overall pick.
No he was asked if there was any Gobert like workouts and he said no, but the closest thing was one young man who showed skills they didnt know he had and was a great young man.
Murray makes most sense because Perrin said "Dejounte showed us a 3pt shot we didnt know he had" and Murray was also a fairly under the radar prospect til late, similar to Gobert.
orangello
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And he named DMurray by name?