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  • #40090
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    Lebron’s Hairline
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    Do you guys agree with the derrick rose comparison? To me he reminds me of monta ellis

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  • #680341
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    DipoTime
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     I think both rose and Ellis have elite speed and quickness.. And even though Lillard put up similar numbers at the combine I don’t see the same elite athleticism in games like rose

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  • #680342
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    fliptonn
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    I see Nick Van Exel

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  • #680340
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    Raef LaFrentz
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    I don’t agree with it.

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  • #680344
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    I was trying to gauge which type of scoring guard he most resembles, I don’t think he is the next mo Williams due to his bigger build and elite combine numbers

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  • #680359
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    Game760
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    Lillard=Randy Foye

    Just remember his draft how hyped he was and he actually played at powerhouse Nova(Foye)

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  • #680363
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    cabbycab
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    YOUNG Lindsey Hunter

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  • #680366
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    UnibrowUK
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    Lindsey Hunter was never young. He entered the league as a 40 year old and left the league as a 40 year old 20 years later. Don’t mess with my mind like that.

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  • #680375
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    M-Eazy
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    I’d compare his game to Jason Williams from Duke.

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  • #680378
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    delfam
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     agree with the randy foye comparison.

    Also Lilliard is so overated its not even funny, not sure why people like him so much.

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  • #680384
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    sheltwon3
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    you can’t compare him to Rose because he can actually shoot.  Rose was a playmaker who has to score who needed to work on his shot.  This guy loves to score but does not turn the ball over much but is not a great playmaker.  Ellis is the guy that makes sense because Ellis is not that great of a playmaker and he is a better shooter than Rose but Ellis went to the wrong spot and lacks Rose’s maturity.

     

    Lilliard will be a beast and I know I will gets negs but I can make better arguments that Lilliard is not those guys that you mentioned than he is Rose or Ellis.

     

    Randy Foye  He still can not shoot and Lilliard can so that end that comparison

    Lindsey Hunter  Lindsey Hunter could shoot and was athletic but not as explosive as Lilliard and also Hunter was forced to play the 2 more than Lillard will.

    Nick Van Exel  Nick Van Exel was skinny and never really had the kind of size Lilliard has. He was athletic early on but did not have the size to finish like Lillard should be able to.  Nick the quick relied on that and his shooting when Lilliard may be more of a Wade type slasher but with a jumper

    Mo Williams Maurice is not the athlete that Lilliard is but might be a better playmaker by a little bit.

     

    Rose  Lilliard can shoot better but can not control the game that Rose does.  Rose is playmaker forced to be a scorer and Lillard will be a scorer forced to be a playmaker

    Ellis-these guys are similiar and the only difference will be finding out who is faster and who is more athletic and also Lilliard may be more mature than Ellis was.

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  • #680391
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     Foye is a little taller and much stronger and can play the two. Lillard reminds me of Jason Terry.

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  • #680428
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    Steven

     worse gilbert arenas (idk im just throwing that out there)

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  • #680434
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    bloodshy
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    First, Lillard is nowhere near Rose.  Rose was at a higher level than Lillard during the second half of his freshman year, especially in the tourney.  Lillard’s impressive drill scores say he’s an NBA athlete, but the fact that they compare well to Rose’s scores doesn’t mean much. 

    Second,people who are going overboard thinking Lillard’s garbage and way overrated are ridiculous.  The kid’s combine numbers + his NCAA production show he’s legitimate NBA material.  In addition to averaging over 24 ppg last year, he had a low turnover rate and averaged 4 assists. 

    The question with Lillard is not whether he’ll be a good pro.  He will be.  The question is whether he’ll be a poor man’s Jason Terry or a starting 1.

     

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