Bawse Dawg
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So when you say he is very good do you mean purely for college? What can he do in the NBA in your opinion?I don't really trust his D to translate all that much and don't think he will ever be a self creator
So when you say he is very good do you mean purely for college? What can he do in the NBA in your opinion?I don't really trust his D to translate all that much and don't think he will ever be a self creator
Think he's going to be a floor spacer who can offer weakside rim protection/help defense. Don't think he's going to be a good man defender and I don't think he's going to be able to self create. And I mean very good in the NBA, just not high level good, like very good role player good.So when you say he is very good do you mean purely for college? What can he do in the NBA in your opinion?
I chose Cason, but the argument of Hendricks’ rare combination of attributes is really compelling and probably swings me that way.Don’t draft for need… Tay is the bpa imo…
You can also slot him in a million different lineups because he can shoot and is an excellent team defender. I think he can SWITCH 1-5 (guard 1-5 in a pinch, not full time), and it’s rare to even dream a player can do that.Lots of good players get passed over because of a 'limited ceiling'. He's a big guy with awesome percentages at 19 years old. Do you trust his shooting to translate? Do you think he can be a serviceable defender? If so, then he'll likely be a productive NBA player. Which is always worth the draft pick.
“Wing” = 2/3Its wild how many people in the interwebs use wing and forward as synonyms.
However I would imagine that even most of those people wouldnt call Hendricks a wing.
I would hope that at least the primary position should be either 2 or 3 before using that term..
Yeah thats how it should be used. Hendricks is a 4/3 forward with maybe some small ball stretch 5 potential if we are savvy about it.. but no way he can be a swingman.“Wing” = 2/3
“Forward” = 3/4
Hendricks is a forward with rim protection that most bigs (4/5) would envy.
I think you get a bit caught up in positional definitions. I would not call him a swingman... but he could be considered a wing in some instances because wing suggests you play on the perimeter on offense. He will be used A LOT on the perimeter on offense.Yeah thats how it should be used. Hendricks is a 4/3 forward with maybe some small ball stretch 5 potential if we are savvy about it.. but no way he can be a swingman.
Was gonna emphasize that Hendricks might unlock all-switching and 5-out (Lauri basically at the “5”) lineups which could be devastating.I think you get a bit caught up in positional definitions. I would not call him a swingman... but he could be considered a wing in some instances because wing suggests you play on the perimeter on offense. He will be used A LOT on the perimeter on offense.
I think he is really intriguing as he could work quite well with Lauri/Kessler in the frontcourt and you basically wall off the paint. I think you could run 5 out stuff with him and Lauri as well. Whether he is the 3, 4, or 5 I don't really care. He can shoot like a wing and should be able to survive on the perimeter on defense (similar to Lauri) while protecting the paint.
heeeeerrres johnny lol Wallace aint a point guard though hes a combo that is being labelled wrong. He is going to be decent but no better than Sexton for example and the 2 cancell eachother out and could not play together. Maybe if we move on from Sexton, we can draft a guy like that in the next draft.If Hendricks can play with Markannen and Kessler then I would be happy if we choose him...however, it is close but I pick Carson because I also value above average PG play for many years into the future.