[For_Never_EverParticipant]

 Quincy Miller overall isn’t as athletic as KD, but has the skills to be a starting SF. Unlike some player who are 6’8 to 6’10 that play or try to play SF. However, are really tweeners. He is only getting limited minutes but I been impressed with his basketball IQ and skills at 6’10. What you guys think of him ?

[FastAndFuriousParticipant]

 I like him, he has alot of potential and it seems like he’s starting to realize that, give him another two years and I think he will be a big contributor for a good team.

[FastAndFuriousParticipant]

 I like him, he has alot of potential and it seems like he’s starting to realize that, give him another two years and I think he will be a big contributor for a good team.

[HandDownManDown13Participant]

 I really liked this guy in high school, and thought he was going to be a Durant like player. That torn ACL during his senior year really set him back. He went from being a top flight prospect, to a potential player in my opinion. 

It’s good to see him recover from this injury (his confidence most of all). I think Miller can be a very good offensive player in the league, and will only continue to get better as he adds strength.

 

[HandDownManDown13Participant]

 I really liked this guy in high school, and thought he was going to be a Durant like player. That torn ACL during his senior year really set him back. He went from being a top flight prospect, to a potential player in my opinion. 

It’s good to see him recover from this injury (his confidence most of all). I think Miller can be a very good offensive player in the league, and will only continue to get better as he adds strength.

 

[flopdownD]

He’s looking nice for real, and it looks like he’s still growing into his body and can get slightly more athletic. He has baby soft hands.

[flopdownD]

He’s looking nice for real, and it looks like he’s still growing into his body and can get slightly more athletic. He has baby soft hands.

[laxmisonParticipant]

 I saw him play live as a JR is High School pre acl surgery at the nc pro am.  He was destroying some of the college players. I think the potential is still there just .

[the I in winParticipant]

I saw him his senior year right before the injury and I swear he was faster than his high school and college teammate Deuce Bello who is a hell of an athlete in his own right.

[the I in winParticipant]

I saw him his senior year right before the injury and I swear he was faster than his high school and college teammate Deuce Bello who is a hell of an athlete in his own right.

[laxmisonParticipant]

 I saw him play live as a JR is High School pre acl surgery at the nc pro am.  He was destroying some of the college players. I think the potential is still there just .

[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

If he were playing on another team, he’d be playing about 18 minutes a game rather than 11.  He’s very skilled and confident, whenever he does play.

However…

I think if he stays in Denver, the Nuggets can really highlight his length and athleticism in the fast break, which is how this team likes to play.  The Nuggets style fits him perfectly.  He’s just going to have to fight for playing time, especially whenever Danilo is healthy.  He’s in a tough situation, when healthy, Danilo and Chandler are both starters and they’re in their respective primes.

Quincy will be the starter in 3 years though, when he hits his prime.

Looking at the Nuggets roster, I can’t believe how young and talented that team is, outside of Mozgov, Foye, and Miller nobody on that roster is over the age of 26!  Not to mention, Faried, Hamilton, Miller, and Fournier are all under 24!

[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

If he were playing on another team, he’d be playing about 18 minutes a game rather than 11.  He’s very skilled and confident, whenever he does play.

However…

I think if he stays in Denver, the Nuggets can really highlight his length and athleticism in the fast break, which is how this team likes to play.  The Nuggets style fits him perfectly.  He’s just going to have to fight for playing time, especially whenever Danilo is healthy.  He’s in a tough situation, when healthy, Danilo and Chandler are both starters and they’re in their respective primes.

Quincy will be the starter in 3 years though, when he hits his prime.

Looking at the Nuggets roster, I can’t believe how young and talented that team is, outside of Mozgov, Foye, and Miller nobody on that roster is over the age of 26!  Not to mention, Faried, Hamilton, Miller, and Fournier are all under 24!

[MopgrassParticipant]

I had him ranked 9th in the 2012 draft. The ACL tear really hurt his draft stock. It takes a couple year for the athleticism to come back (it was there is HS).

I love that he doesn’t take forever with the ball. He gets it and makes a quick, effective move. The ball doesn’t stop in his hands. I think that’s an underrated skill.

[MopgrassParticipant]

I had him ranked 9th in the 2012 draft. The ACL tear really hurt his draft stock. It takes a couple year for the athleticism to come back (it was there is HS).

I love that he doesn’t take forever with the ball. He gets it and makes a quick, effective move. The ball doesn’t stop in his hands. I think that’s an underrated skill.

[Taylor Gang MikeParticipant]

 Hes a beast Denver has to give him more time

[Taylor Gang MikeParticipant]

 Hes a beast Denver has to give him more time

[TenSecondTomParticipant]

 Miller and Fournier are solid pieces for the Nuggets future. I like em both.

[TenSecondTomParticipant]

 Miller and Fournier are solid pieces for the Nuggets future. I like em both.

[SwaggyVCParticipant]

 My only problem with him is his slow almost flat footed shot…. I think he can be a 16-8-3 guy in the right situation.

[SwaggyVCParticipant]

 My only problem with him is his slow almost flat footed shot…. I think he can be a 16-8-3 guy in the right situation.

[Author]

Posts