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NBA Comparison: Udonis Haslem/ Mikki MooreStrengths: An ultra efficient and consistent post player … Has shot 58% from the field for his career (67% this season) … He is a competitor, battles at all times to establish post position and is very active … His motor is excellent and he shows it by running the floor as well as anyone in the country … Around the basket he is very active and he knows how to move without the ball to get to open spaces … Has been the beneficiary of some great passes, but a lot of it has to do with his ability to read the action as wel
NBA Comparison: Fred Jones/Antonio DanielsBorko Popic – 5/13/2008
Strengths: Versatile and tremendously strong combo-guard Fine athlete, possessing a nice wingspan A southpaw Stat-sheet filler, able to consistently contribute in 4 categories Built like a tank, knows how to use his body to create separation on the perimeter and space in the paint In constant attack mode and is willing to go at help defenders aggressively Very crafty scorer, utilizes hesitation, crossover and in-and-out dribbles to get h
NBA Comparison: N/AAran Smith – 11/30/2007Strengths: An imposing physical presence at the wing position with great strength and leaping ability… Very aggressive attacking the basket … A bigtime rebounder because of his explosiveness and body strength … Has a very strong frame with muscular shoulders, reminiscent of a smaller Carmelo Anthony, without the skill level … Attacks the boards well, a great rebounder from the wing position …
NBA Comparison: Lonny Baxter/Carlos BoozerStevan Petrovic – 6/5/2008Strengths: Hendrix possesses a great frame and strength for PF position … Has an NBA body minus an inch or so … He is very difficult to defend with his back to the basket;due his tremendous core strength … Uses his body very well to establish good position on the low-post and seal off his defender … Most of his game is based on the low-post and around the rim (nice touch inside the paint and good hands) …
NBA Comparison: Darrell Armstrong
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NBA Comparison: Charlie Bell
NBA Comparison: N/AStrengths: A versatile forward who can mix it up …
NBA Comparison: Aaron WilliamsBobby Palumbi – 2/16/2006Strengths: Agile forward with excellent speed running the floor … A defensive minded player who takes great pride in his ability to defend Fundamentally sound rebounding technique with a knack for timing the ball off the glass A presence as a shot blocker, his athleticism and good lateral quickness allow him to defend out to the perimeter and be a good on-ball defender .
NBA Comparison: Maceo Baston
NBA Comparison: N/AStrengths: Power forward with good size and a strong body … He has a nice frame and is able to do some things inside because of his ability to clear space in the paint … He establishes solid low post position on the block and is very comfortable turning to either shoulder for an effective jumper … He shows good mechanics and a solid release, allowing him to comfortably step out to midrange and shoot faceup jumpers …
NBA Comparison: Blake SteppStrengths: A strong combo guard with the capability to score and distribute the ball effectively … He has an extremely strong frame and he uses it to bull his way towards the basket … He handles the ball well and is capable of breaking down his defender with a nice mix of change of pace and direction moves … He shoots the ball well from all areas of the floor, showing a high and smooth release … He has nice rhythm and good balance on his jumper…
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Strengths: A versatile forward with the ability to play inside and outside … Physically ready for the next level- showing a strong and developed body … He is comfortable catching the ball on the low block, where he can use his shoulders to create space and shows a nice turnaround jumper … Can get around bigger players using his foot speed … Finishes well around the basket … Has improved his outside shooting to the point where defenders have to respect him from beyond the arc …
NBA Comparison: Chris BoshStrengths: One of the most improved players this year … Has the ideal size and length for a PF … He has worked on his body, adding some bulk and definition to an already wiry frame; this new strength allows him to get great position on the block where he is able to utilize a number of moves, but he prefers the left shoulder hook shot … He is comfortable operating from the high post, either shooting a nice looking midrange shot, or utilizing his quickness and putting the ball on the floor to get t