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Jabari Parker vs Rodney Hood

Revolution 9 said:
Jabari is a special player. If he can stay healthy he will be a consistent all-star. Hood is a really good player, that was overlooked in the draft.
He won't sniff an all-star game though except this year ROOK/SOPH exibition.
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Not so quick son...
 
Revolution 9 said:
Jabari is a special player. If he can stay healthy he will be a consistent all-star. Hood is a really good player, that was overlooked in the draft.
He won't sniff an all-star game though except this year ROOK/SOPH exibition.
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can you even imagine teh awesomeness if Jabari and Burke teamed up??
 
BabyPeterzz said:
All I can say is when I watched Duke games to watch Jabari, Hood stood out every time. Honestly, the jury is still out. Parker's been hurt and Hood has shown great promise. As an all around player I pick Hood, and Jabari will be a Carmelo-type scorer at best.
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I agree. I remember watching some of those Duke games and kept thinking, who is this Rodney Hood guy? I almost liked him better than Parker. I'll take Hood over Parker at Hood's position in the draft any day!
 
Jazz Spazz said:
Hood is full of nasty?
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You don't see it? Dude is unafraid, and has very few real holes in his game. He will take it into the tall pines, drill it from outside, and makes it look easy. That type of coolness and smoothness isn't natural, Kobe had to work on it for years when he got into the league and it was painful to watch. Hood does it like it ain't no thing. If he was in a larger media market, he would be a sensation. Being "nasty" doesn't mean you are an a-hole like Cousins, it means you are cold blooded, which Hood is.
 
Gobzilla said:
I agree. I remember watching some of those Duke games and kept thinking, who is this Rodney Hood guy? I almost liked him better than Parker. I'll take Hood over Parker at Hood's position in the draft any day!
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Agreed! I love his maturity on the court. Confident. Solid. Just the kind of foundational type guy to team up with our other pillars.
 
Krakdol said:
Hood is a future allstar, he's already scoring at will. He can pass, he can shoot, he has great court vision and basketball IQ.
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The thing that excites me the most about Hood is that I have no idea what his ceiling is. He has no serious deficiencies, and a whole lot of strengths. And he seems to have the work effort needed to really bring out the strengths even more. I see the Blazers version of Wes Matthews as being his floor. I can see him being an "almost all star". I can also totally seem him becoming a legit all star. I can also see him becoming a DOMINANT all star. I just have no idea how good he can be, at this point.
 
colton said:
The thing that excites me the most about Hood is that I have no idea what his ceiling is. He has no serious deficiencies, and a whole lot of strengths. And he seems to have the work effort needed to really bring out the strengths even more. I see the Blazers version of Wes Matthews as being his floor. I can see him being an "almost all star". I can also totally seem him becoming a legit all star. I can also see him becoming a DOMINANT all star. I just have no idea how good he can be, at this point.
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Absolutely. Crazy to think he could become dominant but he is just that smooth.
 
silesian said:
Acl are fully recovered, no long term physical impact. Only effet could be mental.
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so you're saying it helps? Bare minimum: even if 100% healed, the player takes approximately 1 year off of real basketball. So, let me ask you, does this help a player?

Also, can you please provide a link to study that says 100% of ACL surgeries result in 100% recovery? tia
 
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