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- Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 9:34am #28740
montauriush4ParticipantWhere do you guys think he will go in the draft. I think he is going to be a late first to early second rouns pick. He is a 6’5 pg that can lock down any pg when he want to. He has a 7 foot wingspan. To me he can be a Tyreke Evans type of player.
What are some team that will take him.
First Round:
21 to Portland: can learn to play pg from Andra Miller for 2 years
23 to Houston: they can use a young player like him that can play 1 or 2
26 to Dallas: can learn to play pg from Jason Kidd for 3 year
Second Round:
35 to Sacramento: have a big backcount with him and Tyreke Evans both can play the 1 or 2
37 to LA Clippers: can use a player like him
39 to Charlotte: they need a player like him
41 to LA Lakers: they need a pg that can stick the pg because they are killing the lakers and he can develop has a pg
He can be a All-Star down the road if he work hard and become a better shooter. Sombody going to fall in love with him, doing the combine workouts
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 9:38am #530001
providencefriars1ParticipantHe’s got upside and talent but I dont see him as an All Star or 1st rounder, he will be one of the steals of the draft because of where you have to get him and will be solid in the future
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 9:39am #530004
Da1potParticipantIman Shumpert will not be an All-Star or at all like Tyreke Evans, but I agree that he could be a solid player in the NBA. He reminds me of another Georgia Tech point guard in Jarrett Jack in terms of his defensive ability
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 9:50am #530008
montauriush4ParticipantI never said he will be Tyreke Evans. They are similar type of player and they have same type of game
He can avg 20p 5reb 5a 2s and that all-star number
He is a 6’5 pg that can handle the ball like Tyreke Evans
They both dont shoot the ball that good
They both pass the all good to be their size
They both rebounder the ball
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 9:56am #530014
BothTeamsPlayedHardParticipantEvans was a much better finisher than Shumpert. A guy who can’t shoot, struggles to finish in the paint, and is a mediocre distributor is not a promising combination.
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 10:06am #530022
montauriush4ParticipantIman will make a impact in the nba mark my words
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 11:05am #530048
NashyMingParticipantI like Iman Shumpert, but I think I would compare him to Tony Allen.
A good defender that can play PG/SG/SF. He got some passing ability but not enough to turn into a full time PG. He got long arms that allow him to defend SG and SF and he’s quick enough to defend PG. His long arm defense looks pretty impressive.
His jump shot is not there yet (same for Tony Allen). He’s all around and can do everything from scoring, rebounding, passing, stealing. If he can focus on defense and play his role on offense, then he would be a very good role player that can help teams win.
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 11:17am #530054
Lotto StudParticipant- 21 to Portland: I don’t think, he would go there. Drafted Johnson & Williams last year.
- 23 to Houston: Can’t see him playing over Dragic as a backup for Lowry.
- 26 to Dallas: Where would he fit? Kidd, Barea, Terry, Stevenson.
- 35 to Sacramento: This is ideal only if the Kings do not go PG in the 1st.
- 37 to LA Clippers: Not a chance if Willie Warren did not play.
- 39 to Charlotte: Possible with Livingston being the only backup PG.
- 41 to LA Lakers: Possible, but he would be hid in street clothes.
0 - Posted on: Mon, 05/09/2011 - 11:54am #530073
JNixonParticipantTony Allen is a good comparison, but he’s not quite as athletic. That’s the only difference really. I like that comparison alot.
I think Shumpert is REAL rough around the edges offensively. He’s a guy who can’t shoot consistently but has shown flashes of making shots, is a very inconsistent decision maker and playmaker for others but has shown some promise as a guy who can create on the move for teammates in spurts at a time, and even though he’s shown some skills off the dribble as a scorer and playmaker he’s mostly been erratic and inefficient at both. He also was WAAAYYYY more ball-dominant than any NBA coach will let him be. Who will let him dominate the ball AND not be a polished or efficient scorer or playmaker? Shumpert is a question mark to me. He’s not really a winning player, but he does have alot of unharnessed talent. I’m convinced Coach Hewitt got nothing much at all out of him in 3 years, and it’s a shame because he has near All-America talent if used and developed correctly.
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