Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...okies-have-shown-about-themselves-in-playoffs
I enjoyed reading this article. Unnamed coaches scouts and gm’s analyze how the careers of Tatum, Simmons, and Mitchell will play out based off these playoffs. I loved this article for two reasons... 1. They seem to love most everything about Mitchell, from his skills on the court to his leadership, and how he carries himself with teammates and off the court. 2. They rip the **** out of Simmons. The part that confuses me is they paint Tatum as some weak defender for some strange reason, which I disagree on.
Here are a couple teasers for those two damn lazy to reads the article
MITCHELL.
All four NBA talent experts had firsthand experience talking to Mitchell during the predraft process and tagged him as far and away the player with the most star qualities. Those included his leadership skills on the floor, in the locker room and in front of microphones and cameras.
SIMMONS.
While Simmons was generally regarded as the Sixers' floor leader, no one surveyed considered him a better leader than Mitchell. One GM wasn't even sure he was the Sixers' floor leader, suggesting coach Brett Brown carried more of that responsibility than should have been necessary, particularly after seeing Simmons wilt when the Celtics forced him to operate out of a half-court offense. He didn't just struggle. He stopped attacking.
They nailed everything I saw from Simmons in the celtics series, they certainly showed how to stop Simmons.
Thoughts?
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I enjoyed reading this article. Unnamed coaches scouts and gm’s analyze how the careers of Tatum, Simmons, and Mitchell will play out based off these playoffs. I loved this article for two reasons... 1. They seem to love most everything about Mitchell, from his skills on the court to his leadership, and how he carries himself with teammates and off the court. 2. They rip the **** out of Simmons. The part that confuses me is they paint Tatum as some weak defender for some strange reason, which I disagree on.
Here are a couple teasers for those two damn lazy to reads the article
MITCHELL.
All four NBA talent experts had firsthand experience talking to Mitchell during the predraft process and tagged him as far and away the player with the most star qualities. Those included his leadership skills on the floor, in the locker room and in front of microphones and cameras.
SIMMONS.
While Simmons was generally regarded as the Sixers' floor leader, no one surveyed considered him a better leader than Mitchell. One GM wasn't even sure he was the Sixers' floor leader, suggesting coach Brett Brown carried more of that responsibility than should have been necessary, particularly after seeing Simmons wilt when the Celtics forced him to operate out of a half-court offense. He didn't just struggle. He stopped attacking.
They nailed everything I saw from Simmons in the celtics series, they certainly showed how to stop Simmons.
Thoughts?
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