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Very excited to see more of this!

^ Depends on what you're projecting for Favors, because if both of them are putting up numbers that high, you're talking about, Randolph-Gasol numbers in their first year as starters. However, if Corbin is running the offense from the Inside-Out again, then it would be possible.
 
I say around 15/10 for Favors and Kanter. The only way one of them would average like 13-14rpg, is if the other averaged around 8.
 
Purch said:
^ Depends on what you're projecting for Favors, because if both of them are putting up numbers that high, you're talking about, Randolph-Gasol numbers in their first year as starters. However, if Corbin is running the offense from the Inside-Out again, then it would be possible.
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I'm personally under the impression Kanter is and will be a much more polished an offensive player than Favors.
 
Bodhi said:
I'm personally under the impression Kanter is and will be a much more polished an offensive player than Favors.
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Definitely. But with Favors averaging 9ppg with essentially zero capable PGs, I'm curious to see how he progresses as he plays with Burke. He definitely seems to have the skills and size to be a great pick-and-roll finisher
 
dalamon said:
Definitely. But with Favors averaging 9ppg with essentially zero capable PGs, I'm curious to see how he progresses as he plays with Burke. He definitely seems to have the skills and size to be a great pick-and-roll finisher
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Agreed.
 
I think Kanter will be one of our top 2 players next season, and I'm not including favors as the other.
 
Bodhi said:
I'm personally under the impression Kanter is and will be a much more polished an offensive player than Favors.
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Definitely, It seems like Kanter took a lot of the post game that Al was helping him developing, and combined it with his love of contact and his superior mobility. He's definitly a more polished offensive player than Favors. Granted he sometimes uses the wrong, post move at bad times, but he's definitively got the workings of a guy who you can throw the ball to in the low post for consistent scoring.
 
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