franco12 wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:franco12 wrote:For those saying Zach wouldn't fit in this system, he was part of the last squad that, albeit small sample size, was over 500.
Fits it better than some of the guys we have now.
Zach, you remember, was dropping the trey bucket, he was playing well with Jamal, we were 6-4. That was the first taste of MDA ball, and it was so good.
I thought we were 6 & 5 when they got traded - but I do remember them playing well together.
I said at the time that Zach was a skilled passer for a big man, unlike Eddy Curry who is unable to pass the ball.
Could be 6-5. ZBo could pass it for sure, and he was money with the mid-range J, plus he would rebound for you. His rebounding was funny because he wouldn't leave the ground but would still grab 10-12 for you.
I loved Z-Bo and to a greater extent Lee. Guys magnified their weaknesses on Defense but, now they appreciated the multi-skill levels both players possess and Amare seems to lack. David was an awesome passing big and excelled in the pick-n-roll. They both ate rebounds but Zach was a true monster inside and Lee the better passer. No matter what was happening, you'd look up and dude would have 20/10.
Those guys would be better complimentary pieces than either Melo or Amare. Amare, if he is not scoring is utterly useless. I got killed for saying I want Lee over Stat on multiple boards.
MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:franco12 wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:franco12 wrote:For those saying Zach wouldn't fit in this system, he was part of the last squad that, albeit small sample size, was over 500.
Fits it better than some of the guys we have now.
Zach, you remember, was dropping the trey bucket, he was playing well with Jamal, we were 6-4. That was the first taste of MDA ball, and it was so good.
I thought we were 6 & 5 when they got traded - but I do remember them playing well together.
I said at the time that Zach was a skilled passer for a big man, unlike Eddy Curry who is unable to pass the ball.
Could be 6-5. ZBo could pass it for sure, and he was money with the mid-range J, plus he would rebound for you. His rebounding was funny because he wouldn't leave the ground but would still grab 10-12 for you.
As Amar'e has proven, its not how high you can jump that determines how many rebounds you can grab.
Same with KT - and for that matter, Charles Barkley. Rebounding is more an art, almost, than pure skill.
