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  • Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2012 - 3:49am #40270
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    kobyz
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    it’s way off, need immediately a correction!!

    bother me to see that they going with PJ Brown who is almost exactly the opposite player, one is offensive minded big and the other defensive minded big, if someone want to be compare to PJ first off all he need to be like with 10 grade on the defense scale!

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  • Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2012 - 5:05am #681979
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    I see some Pau Gasol in his game..But he’s not as advanced talentwise as Pau..He’s plays more like a player name Randy Breuer ,that played in the 80’s….Versatile,decent rebounders,not great but ok athleticism and a soft touch from the perimeter…Breuer went to college at Minnesota and both started and came off the bench in the nba…

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    Zeller could go anywhere from 11 to 22….Teams are now asking does he have to strength to battle inside? He might be better off going to a team like Orlando or Atlanta with physical big men like Dwight & Horford to play along side…

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  • Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2012 - 5:43am #681989
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    I see a cross between Rony Seikly and Spencer Hawes , he will be a great pick and pop guy.

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  • Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2012 - 5:51am #681988
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    i also see good fit for him in Milwaukee, i see him playing effective there, Scott Skiles and his defense oriented system will be great for him, it will put him in situation where he have construction that limit his weaknesses to guard peapole and then also his offensive capability will be extra positive.

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  • Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2012 - 6:29am #682003
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    I struggled in finding one at first.  I went from Chris Mihm to Roy Hibbert, but when I really looked at what they do…

     I see Yao Ming, to be honest.  He’s not as massive so I don’t think he’ll be as effective of a rebounder or shot blocker, but from a skill perspective I think they have a lot of similarites.  

    Both are very comfortable with both hands down on the block but have the skill and shot to face up.  Both have mobile for their size, but not great athletes.  Both have a high Bball IQ and are able to make a smart pass or high IQ play on a split second reaction.

    Don’t get me wrong, Yao Ming was the best center in the league during the fall of Shaq and the rise of Howard, and I don’t think Zeller has that kind of upside, but I think they way they play the game has some similarities.

    I think Zeller could be a 14 ppg 7 rpg 1 bpg player if he earned a starting position.  Or he could be one of the top backup centers in the league.  I feel he’s very NBA ready and could be a very productive player right out of the gate.  If he goes to a team that is in need of a center right away, I could see him splitting time between a starter and a bench player as a rookie.

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  • Posted on: Fri, 06/15/2012 - 8:12am #682037
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    i see similarity to Vin Baker.

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