Darkwing Duck
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He couldn't shoot coming out of college and was quite successful on his fifteen footers his rookie year. I guess Durant is a Lazy *** Cancer, too, since he hasn't improved his weakness.
Most improved player next year?
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He couldn't shoot coming out of college and was quite successful on his fifteen footers his rookie year. I guess Durant is a Lazy *** Cancer, too, since he hasn't improved his weakness.
Favors Flave
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This x a million. And as someone mentioned before, not everyone can gain weight. In fact, at the weight Evans was at I was thrilled with how many boards he got. He boxed out every time and busted his ***. If he can't improve his weight, then he can definitely still improve his skills. He developed a jumper, showed ability to block shots, has a nice push/floater type shot in the lane and the rest are crazy dunks and alley oops. And teams can always use a great team guy/energy guy for that little of a price.
AlaskanAssassin
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Guys more likely to win:
DeMarcus Cousins, Danilo Gallinari, James Harden, John Wall, Paul George, DeMar Derozan, Austin Daye, Greg Monroe.
DeMarcus Cousins, Danilo Gallinari, James Harden, John Wall, Paul George, DeMar Derozan, Austin Daye, Greg Monroe.
Darkwing Duck
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It's absolutely ridiculous to want a guy off a team because he's not at 220. Probably one of the most ridiculous things he's said, and it's Thriller of all people, so that's saying a lot.
I think you all are overlooking Ronnie Price.
He will go back to Sacto and dominate.
I think he might even dunk on Boozer again.
He will go back to Sacto and dominate.
I think he might even dunk on Boozer again.
You must be trying to forget this last season pretty hard if you don't remember the Coaches saying multiple times that Evans worked as hard as anyone this year trying to improve his shot and strenght. He put in extra hours in both the weight room and on the court shooting with Hayward. He came out of collage with his coaches saying that he works his butt off. I know a lot of people who cant put on weight no matter what they do. I have a brother in law that is 5'10 and about 135 pounds. He lifts, drinks protean shakes and eats like crazy and still can't put on any weight. And he is in his late 30's.
To say that Evans just isn't working hard because he doesn't come back 15-20 pound heavier is just stupid.
Jazz4ever
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Evans best bet is work on his jumper and acquire some dribbling skills to play SF. He will never have the weight to play PF, even if he gains 15 lbs he will still not be able to hold his ground on most power forwards.
With AK likely gone and possibly CJ, I expect Evans minutes will be jacked next year, splitting time between PF and SF. He could easily be the most improved.
With AK likely gone and possibly CJ, I expect Evans minutes will be jacked next year, splitting time between PF and SF. He could easily be the most improved.
Stifle Tower
Punch Bowl Re-Filler
Agree. Absolutely nothing is expected from him. He was a 2nd-rounder. Most of those guys never even make a roster. I know, I know...Boozer was a 2nd-round pick and so was Millsap. How many of those guys are there? Maybe 1 a year?
Evans is a hard-worker and by all accounts a pretty good guy. You gotta have 12-13 players on the roster. Why not a player like Evans who demands no PT, but gives solid mins when he's called upon?
that no matter what he does, his body rejects his weight gain efforts. trust me, its much easier to lose weight than to gain, specially if your body does not cooperate. lazy *** cells
Park Bites
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What would be cool is if Hayward is the most improved. Our draft pick is rookie of the year and millsap accepts his role and becomes 6th man of the year. Corbin gets coach of the yr ( kind of a slap in the face to Jerry ) don't think we have a player that could compete for player of the year though.
Don't forget to add Favors DPOY and Al Jefferson MVP.