Fortunately he doesn't rebound or block shots with his forehead. Wingspan is 1.5" inches shorter than Sap's but does have a standing reach 2.5" longer. Think he's still in the 15-25 range.Faried measured tiny at 6'6", smaller than Millsap, unbelievable. Guess his hair gave the appearance he was bigger.
Fortunately he doesn't rebound or block shots with his forehead. Wingspan is 1.5" inches shorter than Sap's but does have a standing reach 2.5" longer. Think he's still in the 15-25 range.
It may have somehow technically measured out that way, but I cannot fathom how that makes sense. Less height + less wingspan = MORE standing reach???
I don't understand how these things work sometimes. Shoulder width?
Yeah likely a combo of shoulder width and arm length. You see that sometimes. Take Singleton for example. Taller than Hamilton, Harris and Honeycutt and with a much longer WS but shorter standing reach than all three.It may have somehow technically measured out that way, but I cannot fathom how that makes sense. Less height + less wingspan = MORE standing reach???
I don't understand how these things work sometimes. Shoulder width?
It may have somehow technically measured out that way, but I cannot fathom how that makes sense. Less height + less wingspan = MORE standing reach???
I don't understand how these things work sometimes. Shoulder width?
I is Irving's number really without shoes? He was listed at 6'2" in college. If he is 6'1.75" without shoe then he 6'3" or 6'4" with them. College teams don't usually undersell heights.
He's a freshman. He probably grew in the last year....or found bigger shoes.
Kemba Walker 5' 11.5" in socks. 6' 1" in shoes. 6' 3.5" wing