I could see it but youth tends to show at some point. Usually you need to collect some playoff scars before getting to or winning the finals.
Feels like he hangs around a super team for a year or two first. Even if on a minimum its still like $3M+ for him. Remember this is the dude that banked the per diem as a rookie to eat at Subway and drove a Honda.
I was trying to interpret this, assuming it to be some kind of innuendo, before I realized it was World of Warcraft.
I would say Minnesota is a degree or two more versatile and that's the main difference between the two. That's because of size and the fact they don't have much overlap in terms of skill sets.
Yeah I think that's probably true too. Minny nailed the follow up moves too. But I think the biggest difference is Mobley development has been steady and normal where Ant is taking leaps (he also likely had a better starting point).
Donovan is the Ant on the team though, so I don't really get comparing Mobley and Ant. Mobley is the KAT of the team. Issue is he doesn't have the versatility that KAT does to fit around Gobert. They also don't have the 3rd big that fits seamlessly around both starting bigs.
I think the bigger issue is that Mitchell is currently a shell of the player he was pre injury this year. Right now he is not even close to his healthy self.
He just isnt a top 10 player. He's probably already peaked as a player unless he can land himself on a roster that is perfectly built around him. It's as much about his health as it is the refs stopped giving guards some of those BS calls where they just run into the side of the defender. He's a professional front runner. When things get tough he crumbles. It's crazy how much of his playoff stats are carried by his 4 good series: the first OKC matchup and the 3 series in a row that started with the bubble. Outside of that he's been really mediocre as a playoff player.
And spend all day with Robyn emasculating him? I wouldn't.
