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  • #32185
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    ilike.panochas
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    The players in order are not necessarily rankings, so don’t worry about a particular player being ahead of a certain player or what not.  I make comparisons of players that I have only seen/watched, so if you don’t see a certain player on here, it probably means I have not evaluated that player and will hold judgement.  Anyways these are just an estimate comparisons..

     

    Andre Drummond – Dwight Howard
        
    James McAdoo    – Marvin Williams/Antawn Jamison
        
    Anthony Davis – Chris Bosh
        
    Harrison Barnes – Luol Deng/Paul Pierce
            
    Jared Sullinger – Kevin Love/Elton Brand
        
    Jeremy Lamb – Eddie Jones
            
    Quincy Miller – Lamar Odom
            
    Marquis Teague – Tony Parker

    Myck Kabongo – Darren Collison
        
    Perry Jones – Tim Thomas
            
    Khris Middleton – Jalen Rose

    LeBryan Nash – Joey Graham/ Kirk Snyder
        
    Brad Beal – Ben Gordon
            
    Austin Rivers – Monta Ellis/Ray Allen
        
    Michael Gilchrist – Andre Iguadala
        
    Terrence Jones – Boris Diaw/Billy Owens
        
    Doron Lamb – Cuttino Mobley/Dalonte West
        
    Kris Joseph – Sonny Weems
        
    CJ Leslie – Julian Wright/Dante Cunningham
        
    John Henson – Larry Sanders/Amir Johnson
        
    William Buford – Aaron Aflalo
        
    John Jenkins – Del Curry

    Mason Plumlee – Chris Anderson (with stronger body)

    Kendall Marshall – Mark Jackson
        
    Tyler Zeller – Nenad Kristic

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  • #580396
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    J-Bo
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    I know one…

    Renardo Sidney – Zach Randolph

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  • #580166
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    J-Bo
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    I know one…

    Renardo Sidney – Zach Randolph

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  • #580404
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    SubZero
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    Do you think LeBryan Nash’s potential is the same or just his style of play? 

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  • #580174
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    SubZero
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    Do you think LeBryan Nash’s potential is the same or just his style of play? 

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  • #580406
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    careful
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     I gotta say I think Drummond is definitely a Stoudemire type player over Dwight Howard.  He’s got decent handles and a developing jumpshot.

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  • #580176
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    careful
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     I gotta say I think Drummond is definitely a Stoudemire type player over Dwight Howard.  He’s got decent handles and a developing jumpshot.

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    • #580410
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      WizardofOz
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      He’s also much stronger than Stoudemire at the same stage, and even has the larger frame RIGHT NOW. I think he’s a hybrid of both.

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    • #580180
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      WizardofOz
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      He’s also much stronger than Stoudemire at the same stage, and even has the larger frame RIGHT NOW. I think he’s a hybrid of both.

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  • #580408
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    IknoBall12
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    at first i didnt think austin and ray were comparable. but when i thought about it their game sare similar. no austin isnt the shooter ray is but he kind of carries himself the same. he plays more of a 1 on 1 game as ray was more of a flow in the offense player

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  • #580178
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    IknoBall12
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    at first i didnt think austin and ray were comparable. but when i thought about it their game sare similar. no austin isnt the shooter ray is but he kind of carries himself the same. he plays more of a 1 on 1 game as ray was more of a flow in the offense player

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  • #580414
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    AnthonyPEPZ
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     Brad Beal is more Ray Allen than Rivers.

    Marquis plays like his brother instead of tony.

    McAdoo is like Josh Smith

    Perry plays like Anthony Randolph

    Rivers plays like Mayo

    Davis plas a kevin garnett game.

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  • #580184
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    AnthonyPEPZ
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     Brad Beal is more Ray Allen than Rivers.

    Marquis plays like his brother instead of tony.

    McAdoo is like Josh Smith

    Perry plays like Anthony Randolph

    Rivers plays like Mayo

    Davis plas a kevin garnett game.

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  • #580418
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    ilike.panochas
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    I made the Drummond – Howard comparison because I feel their body and athleticism is closer than say Stoudamire. But Drummond does posses some similar offensive skills that Amare has, so hes a combination of both.

    And for LeBryan Nash, Im compared his skills, physical stature, and athleticism to Graham and Snyder. Nash is very raw offensively has holes on offense (ball handling, jumpshot, lack of go to move) much like Graham and Snyder. Not saying he will have the same career path as Graham and Snyder, just comparing their physical tools.

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  • #580188
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    ilike.panochas
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    I made the Drummond – Howard comparison because I feel their body and athleticism is closer than say Stoudamire. But Drummond does posses some similar offensive skills that Amare has, so hes a combination of both.

    And for LeBryan Nash, Im compared his skills, physical stature, and athleticism to Graham and Snyder. Nash is very raw offensively has holes on offense (ball handling, jumpshot, lack of go to move) much like Graham and Snyder. Not saying he will have the same career path as Graham and Snyder, just comparing their physical tools.

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  • #580424
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    JNixon
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    Marquis Teague – Stephon Marbury

    Myck Kabongo – TJ Ford meets Rajon Rondo

    Khris Middleton – Gordon Hayward

    LeBryan Nash – Corey Maggette

    Michael Gilchrist – Gerald Wallace

    Terrence Jones – Marvin Williams

    Doron Lamb – Cuttino Mobley

    Kris Joseph – Stacey Augmon

    CJ Leslie – Julian Wright

    John Henson- A young Tyrus Thomas

    John Jenkins – Del Curry

    Kendall Marshall – Mark Jackson

     

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  • #580194
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    JNixon
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    Marquis Teague – Stephon Marbury

    Myck Kabongo – TJ Ford meets Rajon Rondo

    Khris Middleton – Gordon Hayward

    LeBryan Nash – Corey Maggette

    Michael Gilchrist – Gerald Wallace

    Terrence Jones – Marvin Williams

    Doron Lamb – Cuttino Mobley

    Kris Joseph – Stacey Augmon

    CJ Leslie – Julian Wright

    John Henson- A young Tyrus Thomas

    John Jenkins – Del Curry

    Kendall Marshall – Mark Jackson

     

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  • #580445
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    B-ball fan
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    I think Anthony Davis is a shot blocking defensive oriented player, and will not a poor defender who doesn’t block shots like Bosh, while it is unlikely that Davis will be the offensive that Bosh is, though it is a possibility.

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  • #580215
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    B-ball fan
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    I think Anthony Davis is a shot blocking defensive oriented player, and will not a poor defender who doesn’t block shots like Bosh, while it is unlikely that Davis will be the offensive that Bosh is, though it is a possibility.

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  • #580452
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    ilike.panochas
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    I think Davis is closer to Bosh than he is at KG’s level in high school.  KG had more bounce, and quickness, is more physical despite his slender frame, than Davis is.

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  • #580220
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    ilike.panochas
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    I think Davis is closer to Bosh than he is at KG’s level in high school.  KG had more bounce, and quickness, is more physical despite his slender frame, than Davis is.

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  • #580465
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    Chilbert arenas
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    KG had/has an intensity that exceeds his talent so it’s tough to compare anyone to him.  I like the LeBryant Nash to Ron Artest comparisson, based off skill set and they kind of look alike. And Tim Thomas was a much better shooter than Perry Jones but I understand the comparison.  And I’d compare Beal to Eric Gordon over Ben Gordon, but that’s splitting hairs.  Besides that I like it all. 

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  • #580234
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    Chilbert arenas
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    KG had/has an intensity that exceeds his talent so it’s tough to compare anyone to him.  I like the LeBryant Nash to Ron Artest comparisson, based off skill set and they kind of look alike. And Tim Thomas was a much better shooter than Perry Jones but I understand the comparison.  And I’d compare Beal to Eric Gordon over Ben Gordon, but that’s splitting hairs.  Besides that I like it all. 

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  • #580467
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    Terrence Jones’ game reminds me of a poor man’s Lamar Odom

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  • #580237
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    NO EZ BUCKETS
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    Terrence Jones’ game reminds me of a poor man’s Lamar Odom

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  • #580471
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    ilike.panochas
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    I see the Terrence Jones – Lamar Odom comparison too much, and I don’t quite see it.  Their size alone is so different when they were in college (Jones 6’8 245lbs, Odom 6’10 215-220lbs), and Odom’s skills were much more perimeter oriented, he was not the rebounder that he is now, and handled the ball more than Jones did, and played some PG at Rhode Island. 

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  • #580241
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    ilike.panochas
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    I see the Terrence Jones – Lamar Odom comparison too much, and I don’t quite see it.  Their size alone is so different when they were in college (Jones 6’8 245lbs, Odom 6’10 215-220lbs), and Odom’s skills were much more perimeter oriented, he was not the rebounder that he is now, and handled the ball more than Jones did, and played some PG at Rhode Island. 

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  • #580487
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    I agree but that’s why I said "poor man’s". He isn’t quite as good, but they both have good handles/outside game for big men to go along with defensive(and i guess offensive too)versatility and rebounding. Neither of them will blow you away with crazy dunks but they find a way to get everything done

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  • #580257
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    NO EZ BUCKETS
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    I agree but that’s why I said "poor man’s". He isn’t quite as good, but they both have good handles/outside game for big men to go along with defensive(and i guess offensive too)versatility and rebounding. Neither of them will blow you away with crazy dunks but they find a way to get everything done

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  • #580489
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    sahrgobucks
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    William Buford is a lot like Marshon Brooks. Bufords defense is a lot better though

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  • #580259
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    sahrgobucks
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    William Buford is a lot like Marshon Brooks. Bufords defense is a lot better though

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  • #580493
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    iguapops420
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     Absolutely love the Plastic Man comparison JNixon. As for the Quincy Miller-L.O. comparison, not a fan O.P. He’s not nearly the ballhandler.playmaker and is far more of a scorer. Not sure I see Gerald wallace or Andre Iguodala for Gilchrest. If I had to take one of the 2 I’d sy it’s closer to Wallace due to his lack of a handle. Doron Lamb definitely reminds me of Cat Mobley. Decent ballhandler, can has stretches of pg play and is a terrific outside shooter.

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  • #580263
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    iguapops420
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     Absolutely love the Plastic Man comparison JNixon. As for the Quincy Miller-L.O. comparison, not a fan O.P. He’s not nearly the ballhandler.playmaker and is far more of a scorer. Not sure I see Gerald wallace or Andre Iguodala for Gilchrest. If I had to take one of the 2 I’d sy it’s closer to Wallace due to his lack of a handle. Doron Lamb definitely reminds me of Cat Mobley. Decent ballhandler, can has stretches of pg play and is a terrific outside shooter.

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  • #580496
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    ilike.panochas
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    Marshon Brooks is a scorer thats shoots alot, Buford scores within the flow of the offense, and is unselfish.  Quite the opposite of what Brooks is.

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  • #580265
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    ilike.panochas
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    Marshon Brooks is a scorer thats shoots alot, Buford scores within the flow of the offense, and is unselfish.  Quite the opposite of what Brooks is.

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  • #580518
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    franfran
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     I see

    Andre Drummon – Amar’e Stoudemire

    Harrison Barnes – Paul Pierce / Carmelo Anthony

    Anthony Davis – Chris Bosh / KG

    James McAdoo – Marvin Williams / Josh Smith

    Terrence Jones – Jeff Green

    Perry Jones – Jonarthan Bender

    Austin Rivers – O.J Mayo

    Brad Beal – Ray Allen

    Renardo Sidney – Zach Randolph 

    Michael Gilchrist – Andre Iguodala

    C.J Leslie – Al-Farouq Aminu / Tyrus Thomas

    John Henson – Javale McGee

    Marquis Teague – John Wall / Rajon Rondo

    Doron Lamb – Juan Carlos Navarro

    Jeremy Lamb – Marshon Brooks

    LeBryan Nash – Ron Artest

    John Jenkins – J.J Redick

    Jared Sullinger – Carlos Boozer

    Kendall Marshall – Jason Kidd

    Tony Wroten Jr. – Penny Hardaway

    Quincy Miller – Rashard Lewis / Tracy McGrady

    Adonis Thomas – DeMar DeRozan / Ronnie Brewer

     

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  • #580287
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    franfran
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     I see

    Andre Drummon – Amar’e Stoudemire

    Harrison Barnes – Paul Pierce / Carmelo Anthony

    Anthony Davis – Chris Bosh / KG

    James McAdoo – Marvin Williams / Josh Smith

    Terrence Jones – Jeff Green

    Perry Jones – Jonarthan Bender

    Austin Rivers – O.J Mayo

    Brad Beal – Ray Allen

    Renardo Sidney – Zach Randolph 

    Michael Gilchrist – Andre Iguodala

    C.J Leslie – Al-Farouq Aminu / Tyrus Thomas

    John Henson – Javale McGee

    Marquis Teague – John Wall / Rajon Rondo

    Doron Lamb – Juan Carlos Navarro

    Jeremy Lamb – Marshon Brooks

    LeBryan Nash – Ron Artest

    John Jenkins – J.J Redick

    Jared Sullinger – Carlos Boozer

    Kendall Marshall – Jason Kidd

    Tony Wroten Jr. – Penny Hardaway

    Quincy Miller – Rashard Lewis / Tracy McGrady

    Adonis Thomas – DeMar DeRozan / Ronnie Brewer

     

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  • #580524
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    sahrgobucks
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    I:f Buford didnt have great players around him then he would be selfish like brooks too. They are almost same size. Have same skills on offense. They arent opposite at all.

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  • #580292
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    sahrgobucks
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    I:f Buford didnt have great players around him then he would be selfish like brooks too. They are almost same size. Have same skills on offense. They arent opposite at all.

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  • #580560
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    Chilbert arenas
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    I like the Terrance Jones/Jeff Green comparison, but Jones has to work on that jumper to even get to that level.  Also the Austin Rivers/OJ Mayo  comparison is the best I’ve seen yet, most people are either over or underrating him with comparsions and I think the OJ one hits the nail on the head. 

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  • #580328
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    Chilbert arenas
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    I like the Terrance Jones/Jeff Green comparison, but Jones has to work on that jumper to even get to that level.  Also the Austin Rivers/OJ Mayo  comparison is the best I’ve seen yet, most people are either over or underrating him with comparsions and I think the OJ one hits the nail on the head. 

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  • #580564
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    WizardofOz
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    IMO, Rivers’ is nothing like Mayo. Mayo’s biggest weakness is his inability to get to the cup. Rivers is going be extremely successful at attacking the rim in the NCAA and the NBA. He is relentless in this regard, showing a great first step, incredible handle, and intuitive ability to set opposing players up for the drive. Rivers does have very good range, and can score from 3, from mid-range, and has a great floater and short game. He is a very natural intuitive scorer.Those aren’t unique skills however and won’t define Rivers as a prospect. At the risk of sounding trite, there just aren’t a lot of guards that play with ferocity on offense. Rivers is one of them. He is always pressuring his defender, and believes that he can score in any number of ways at any moment. He isn’t nearly as explosive above the rim as Westbrook, and is certainly much less so than Kobe who is also much longer, but Rivers reminds me a lot of Kobe in his mentality and ability to set players up off the dribble.

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  • #580332
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    WizardofOz
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    IMO, Rivers’ is nothing like Mayo. Mayo’s biggest weakness is his inability to get to the cup. Rivers is going be extremely successful at attacking the rim in the NCAA and the NBA. He is relentless in this regard, showing a great first step, incredible handle, and intuitive ability to set opposing players up for the drive. Rivers does have very good range, and can score from 3, from mid-range, and has a great floater and short game. He is a very natural intuitive scorer.Those aren’t unique skills however and won’t define Rivers as a prospect. At the risk of sounding trite, there just aren’t a lot of guards that play with ferocity on offense. Rivers is one of them. He is always pressuring his defender, and believes that he can score in any number of ways at any moment. He isn’t nearly as explosive above the rim as Westbrook, and is certainly much less so than Kobe who is also much longer, but Rivers reminds me a lot of Kobe in his mentality and ability to set players up off the dribble.

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  • #580576
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    andxxx
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     You got to remember OJ Mayo was a beast in highschool too, had no problem getting to the rim ,had a jumpshot and could score on anyone.  People do tend to change their games as they play better talent and the same thing could happen to Austin Rivers

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  • #580344
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    andxxx
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     You got to remember OJ Mayo was a beast in highschool too, had no problem getting to the rim ,had a jumpshot and could score on anyone.  People do tend to change their games as they play better talent and the same thing could happen to Austin Rivers

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  • #580648
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    iguapops420
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     Kendall Marshall plays like a 6’4-6’5 Shaun Livingston post injury.

    Andre Drummond actually plays somewhat like a mix between Dwight/Webber. He has quite a natural gift for handling the ball and passing.

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  • #580417
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    iguapops420
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     Kendall Marshall plays like a 6’4-6’5 Shaun Livingston post injury.

    Andre Drummond actually plays somewhat like a mix between Dwight/Webber. He has quite a natural gift for handling the ball and passing.

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  • #580672
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    kobyz
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    Andre Drummond – bigger Blake Griffin/Shawn Kemp

    James McAdoo – Derrick Williams/Thaddeus Young

    Anthony Davis – LaMarcus Aldridge meets Josh Smith

    Harrison Barnes – Paul Pierce/Wilson Chandler

    Jared Sullinger – Zach Randolph/Carlos Boozer

    Jeremy Lamb – Eddie Jones

    Quincy Miller – Stephen Jackson

    Michael Gilchrist – Caron Butler meets Shawn Marion

    Marquis Teague – Stephon Marbury

    Myck Kabongo – Mike Conley

    Perry Jones – Tayshaun Prince

    Khris Middleton – Michael Redd/Gordon Hayward

    LeBryan Nash – Corey Maggette

    Brad Beal – O.J. Mayo

    Austin Rivers – Jrue Holiday/Monta Ellis

    Terrence Jones – Michael Beasley/Jeff Green

    Doron Lamb – Daequan Cook

    Kris Joseph – Richard Jefferson/Sonny Weems

    John Henson – Amir Johnson

    William Buford – Anthony Parker

    John Jenkins – Hersey Hawkins

    Mason Plumlee – Samuel Dalembert

    Kendall Marshall – Mark Jackson
     

    Thomas Robinson – Nene/J.J. Hickson

    Tyler Zeller – Marcin Gortat

    Alex Oriakhi – Antonio Davis

    Josiah Turner  – Devin Harris

    Terrence Ross – Klay Thompson

    Patric Young – Kris Humphries

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  • #580440
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    kobyz
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    Andre Drummond – bigger Blake Griffin/Shawn Kemp

    James McAdoo – Derrick Williams/Thaddeus Young

    Anthony Davis – LaMarcus Aldridge meets Josh Smith

    Harrison Barnes – Paul Pierce/Wilson Chandler

    Jared Sullinger – Zach Randolph/Carlos Boozer

    Jeremy Lamb – Eddie Jones

    Quincy Miller – Stephen Jackson

    Michael Gilchrist – Caron Butler meets Shawn Marion

    Marquis Teague – Stephon Marbury

    Myck Kabongo – Mike Conley

    Perry Jones – Tayshaun Prince

    Khris Middleton – Michael Redd/Gordon Hayward

    LeBryan Nash – Corey Maggette

    Brad Beal – O.J. Mayo

    Austin Rivers – Jrue Holiday/Monta Ellis

    Terrence Jones – Michael Beasley/Jeff Green

    Doron Lamb – Daequan Cook

    Kris Joseph – Richard Jefferson/Sonny Weems

    John Henson – Amir Johnson

    William Buford – Anthony Parker

    John Jenkins – Hersey Hawkins

    Mason Plumlee – Samuel Dalembert

    Kendall Marshall – Mark Jackson
     

    Thomas Robinson – Nene/J.J. Hickson

    Tyler Zeller – Marcin Gortat

    Alex Oriakhi – Antonio Davis

    Josiah Turner  – Devin Harris

    Terrence Ross – Klay Thompson

    Patric Young – Kris Humphries

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  • #580676
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    JNixon
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    "Kendall Marshall plays like a 6’4-6’5 Shaun Livingston post injury."

    Shaun Livingston’s athleticism has been so zapped post-injury that he’s had to play SF and SG. Kendall Marshall isn’t like Shaun Livingston post injury at all.

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  • #580444
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    JNixon
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    "Kendall Marshall plays like a 6’4-6’5 Shaun Livingston post injury."

    Shaun Livingston’s athleticism has been so zapped post-injury that he’s had to play SF and SG. Kendall Marshall isn’t like Shaun Livingston post injury at all.

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  • #580679
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    iguapops420
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     Very much disagree. Marshall speed and quicks are quite comparable to Livingston now.

    And FYI, Livingston played 25% of his 31% at pg this past year. Their games are QUITE similar. He has Shaun’s game from before injury with his athleticism after.

    http://www.82games.com/1011/10CHA3.HTM

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  • #580448
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    iguapops420
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     Very much disagree. Marshall speed and quicks are quite comparable to Livingston now.

    And FYI, Livingston played 25% of his 31% at pg this past year. Their games are QUITE similar. He has Shaun’s game from before injury with his athleticism after.

    http://www.82games.com/1011/10CHA3.HTM

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  • #580686
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    JNixon
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    I don’t see it. He’s more effective than Livingston at PG right now. His athleticism isn’t so that he will have to play off the ball, as Livingston’s is. Livingston with the Wizards played at SG and SF alot due to zapped athleticism. Him playing the PG spot in Charlotte and but also playing off the ball still shows that he has lost the athleticism to largely play exclusively there. Unless Marshall has the same injury or loses athleticism, he won’t ever be playing off ball

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  • #580453
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    JNixon
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    I don’t see it. He’s more effective than Livingston at PG right now. His athleticism isn’t so that he will have to play off the ball, as Livingston’s is. Livingston with the Wizards played at SG and SF alot due to zapped athleticism. Him playing the PG spot in Charlotte and but also playing off the ball still shows that he has lost the athleticism to largely play exclusively there. Unless Marshall has the same injury or loses athleticism, he won’t ever be playing off ball

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  • #580693
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    iguapops420
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     http://www.82games.com/0910/09WAS4.HTM

    Still played pg at Wash too. And Sorry to tell you, but Kendall Marshall has no better athleticism than Jason Kidd now and even HE isn’t able to play on ball full time. He’s just not quick enough to be on ball full time, and if he does stay on ball full time he certainly won’t be starting. Marsha is a good point guard who gets the ball where it needs to go, but he is no athlete nor a capable full time ballhandler at the NBA level.

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  • #580461
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    iguapops420
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     http://www.82games.com/0910/09WAS4.HTM

    Still played pg at Wash too. And Sorry to tell you, but Kendall Marshall has no better athleticism than Jason Kidd now and even HE isn’t able to play on ball full time. He’s just not quick enough to be on ball full time, and if he does stay on ball full time he certainly won’t be starting. Marsha is a good point guard who gets the ball where it needs to go, but he is no athlete nor a capable full time ballhandler at the NBA level.

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  • #580864
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    tuck243
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    Do you guys serious think some of these players will be perennial all-stars or something?  I saw a Penny Hardaway comparison, Shawn Kemp, Melo, Tony Parker, KG, Jason Kidd, Rondo…  Did yall forget how good these players were when they were young?  Or in HS?  Or even NOW!!!  Look at players from a couple years ago, these players aren’t even as good as them… Someone said Kendall Marshall is Jason Kidd, WOW… Mike Beasley and Terrance Jones?  LOL…  Mike Beasley was 10 times better than this kid in high school and college… The only thing similar is the left hand…  

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  • #580632
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    tuck243
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    Do you guys serious think some of these players will be perennial all-stars or something?  I saw a Penny Hardaway comparison, Shawn Kemp, Melo, Tony Parker, KG, Jason Kidd, Rondo…  Did yall forget how good these players were when they were young?  Or in HS?  Or even NOW!!!  Look at players from a couple years ago, these players aren’t even as good as them… Someone said Kendall Marshall is Jason Kidd, WOW… Mike Beasley and Terrance Jones?  LOL…  Mike Beasley was 10 times better than this kid in high school and college… The only thing similar is the left hand…  

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  • #580874
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    tuck243
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    Andre Drummond – Kwame Brown (What he should have been) so I’ma be political and say Amare meets Chandler

    James McAdoo – Jerome Kersey 

    Anthony Davis – Bosh with Better perimeter skills

    Harrison Barnes – Deng meets Wilson Chandler

    Jared Sullinger – Z Bo… Creates so much space (IDK why yall only compare players to their hand)

    Jeremy Lamb – He’s trash, but Reggie Miller w/o his jumper… Says a lot doesn’t it?

    Quincy Miller – Lamar Odom (only because of the ball handle)

    Marquis Teague – Stronger Jeff Teague (EASY)

    Myck Kabongo – Poor mans Bassy

    Perry Jones – Hakeem Warrick less intense tho…

    Khris Middleton – Poor mans Larry Hughes

    LeBryan Nash – Kirk Snyder

    Brad Beal – Wayne Ellington

    Austin Rivers – OJ Mayo 

    Michael Gilchrist – A strong Renaldo Blackman

    Terrence Jones – George Lynch in college

    Doron Lamb – Aaron McKee

    Kris Joseph – Sonny Weems

    CJ Leslie – Ed Davis

    John Henson – Ed Davis (Yea I said it twice)

    William Buford – Aaron Aflalo

    John Jenkins – ???

    Mason Plumlee – Poor mans Jason Thompsan in HS, now Josh McRoberts

    Kendall Marshall – Travis Best 

    Tyler Zeller –  A 6-11 Robot playing basketball…

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    Andre Drummond – Kwame Brown (What he should have been) so I’ma be political and say Amare meets Chandler

    James McAdoo – Jerome Kersey 

    Anthony Davis – Bosh with Better perimeter skills

    Harrison Barnes – Deng meets Wilson Chandler

    Jared Sullinger – Z Bo… Creates so much space (IDK why yall only compare players to their hand)

    Jeremy Lamb – He’s trash, but Reggie Miller w/o his jumper… Says a lot doesn’t it?

    Quincy Miller – Lamar Odom (only because of the ball handle)

    Marquis Teague – Stronger Jeff Teague (EASY)

    Myck Kabongo – Poor mans Bassy

    Perry Jones – Hakeem Warrick less intense tho…

    Khris Middleton – Poor mans Larry Hughes

    LeBryan Nash – Kirk Snyder

    Brad Beal – Wayne Ellington

    Austin Rivers – OJ Mayo 

    Michael Gilchrist – A strong Renaldo Blackman

    Terrence Jones – George Lynch in college

    Doron Lamb – Aaron McKee

    Kris Joseph – Sonny Weems

    CJ Leslie – Ed Davis

    John Henson – Ed Davis (Yea I said it twice)

    William Buford – Aaron Aflalo

    John Jenkins – ???

    Mason Plumlee – Poor mans Jason Thompsan in HS, now Josh McRoberts

    Kendall Marshall – Travis Best 

    Tyler Zeller –  A 6-11 Robot playing basketball…

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    You are my new favorite poster 

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    Chilbert arenas
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    You are my new favorite poster 

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    MagikKnick
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     "Tyler Zeller – A 6-11 Robot playing basketball.."

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    MagikKnick
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     "Tyler Zeller – A 6-11 Robot playing basketball.."

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    WizardofOz
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    I’m just waiting for Zeller to pull this dance off after he makes a game-winning shot.

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    One of these days…

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    WizardofOz
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    I’m just waiting for Zeller to pull this dance off after he makes a game-winning shot.

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    One of these days…

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  • #581256
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     interestin both you’re comparisons for mcadoo played for the same school he’s about to play for

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    Mr. Jewboy
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     interestin both you’re comparisons for mcadoo played for the same school he’s about to play for

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    Lebryan Nash reminds me alot of Leandro Barbosa the style they play with is very similar

    Harrison Barnes – Danny granger (both perimeter players)

    Kendall Marshall – Jose Calderon, Mark Jackson

    Michael Gilchrist – Gerald Wallace, Marvin Williams

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    Lebryan Nash reminds me alot of Leandro Barbosa the style they play with is very similar

    Harrison Barnes – Danny granger (both perimeter players)

    Kendall Marshall – Jose Calderon, Mark Jackson

    Michael Gilchrist – Gerald Wallace, Marvin Williams

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     Barbosa? Really? Never quite thought that, but everyone has their own opinion I suppose.

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    iguapops420
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     Barbosa? Really? Never quite thought that, but everyone has their own opinion I suppose.

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    Yeah, Livingston pretty much exclusively played point guard, even after his injury. I’m not sure what J-Nixon is talking about, I agree with Iguapops.

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    Yeah, Livingston pretty much exclusively played point guard, even after his injury. I’m not sure what J-Nixon is talking about, I agree with Iguapops.

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    JoeJo
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     James McAdoo: Boris Diaw (Probably can’t play point-PF like Diaw can has the same inside-outside skillset with similar size

     
    Anthony Davis: Camby/KG (Lofty, maybe too lofty to compare him to KG but what I like about him is how he’s such a great defensive player; never would have known he’s only been a big for a short time with how advanced his big man defensive instincts are)
     
    Harrison Barnes: Rudy Gay (Obviously not as athletic but similar size and his skills are similar to Gay’s across the board: below-average passer, average to below-average ball handler; they get most of their points from jumpers 5 feet to three point line; not as much of a black hole as Gay and probably more dependable and mature from a mental standpoint
     
          Can’t compare Harrison to Deng because he’s much more of a triple-threat iso scorer than Deng is.  Deng scores mostly on spot up jumpers and moving instantly off the catch whereas Barnes has the mentality to iso when catching ball on the wing.  Also like Gay in that respect.  See some Pierce in him in his mid-range game but doesn’t possess the great raw first step Pierce had when he was young.
     
    Gilchrist: I like the Iguodala comparison; potential to be a plus defender and point forward but funky shot needs overhauling or to go in more frequently to be a better player than Iguodala in best case scenario; don’t think he’s as good an athlete as Iguodala
     
    Patric Young: Antonio Davis; grunt-styled defensive PF who brings physical style of defense to his opponent
     
    Beal: Ray Allen; got no-neck like Marion/Jordan Crawford; pure outside shooter, with a pillowy, soft shot that’s one of the softest I’ve seen and has a dribble-drive game to go along with it.  Good passer too. Game built to have high True Shooting Percentage.
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    JoeJo
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     James McAdoo: Boris Diaw (Probably can’t play point-PF like Diaw can has the same inside-outside skillset with similar size

     
    Anthony Davis: Camby/KG (Lofty, maybe too lofty to compare him to KG but what I like about him is how he’s such a great defensive player; never would have known he’s only been a big for a short time with how advanced his big man defensive instincts are)
     
    Harrison Barnes: Rudy Gay (Obviously not as athletic but similar size and his skills are similar to Gay’s across the board: below-average passer, average to below-average ball handler; they get most of their points from jumpers 5 feet to three point line; not as much of a black hole as Gay and probably more dependable and mature from a mental standpoint
     
          Can’t compare Harrison to Deng because he’s much more of a triple-threat iso scorer than Deng is.  Deng scores mostly on spot up jumpers and moving instantly off the catch whereas Barnes has the mentality to iso when catching ball on the wing.  Also like Gay in that respect.  See some Pierce in him in his mid-range game but doesn’t possess the great raw first step Pierce had when he was young.
     
    Gilchrist: I like the Iguodala comparison; potential to be a plus defender and point forward but funky shot needs overhauling or to go in more frequently to be a better player than Iguodala in best case scenario; don’t think he’s as good an athlete as Iguodala
     
    Patric Young: Antonio Davis; grunt-styled defensive PF who brings physical style of defense to his opponent
     
    Beal: Ray Allen; got no-neck like Marion/Jordan Crawford; pure outside shooter, with a pillowy, soft shot that’s one of the softest I’ve seen and has a dribble-drive game to go along with it.  Good passer too. Game built to have high True Shooting Percentage.
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    McDunkin

    Zeller reminds me of a more athletic/fluid spencer hawes

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    McDunkin

    Zeller reminds me of a more athletic/fluid spencer hawes

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