JesseDark wrote:I asked this question in the draft thread. I haven't seen him play yet but I hope the answer is Shaun Livingston. They seem to have the same long armed body type.
Yeah...another decent comparison, like D. Walker... Frank's J has real range, though, and I think he will be a much better defender, but Livingston is a good comp.
BigDaddyG wrote:JesseDark wrote:I asked this question in the draft thread. I haven't seen him play yet but I hope the answer is Shaun Livingston. They seem to have the same long armed body type.
He's got more range than Livingston, but they have the similar size advantage at the position.
Livingston was a way better passer and the more explosive player when he was 18.
I read this in the article in the Post,
"I don’t see an NBA All-Star, but in a year or two, I see a solid NBA starter,” Fraschilla said. “He does a lot of things — nothing elite. Jeff Van Gundy would call him a no-mistake guy. Great IQ, good passer, size, length, very good feel for the game. An above-average athlete. Do I see an All-Star? No. At [No.] 8, it’s a 30 percent
The quote is from Fran Friscella.
When I read that the player that game to mind was Charlie Ward. Let's hope he is better than Ward.
JesseDark wrote:I read this in the article in the Post, "I don’t see an NBA All-Star, but in a year or two, I see a solid NBA starter,” Fraschilla said. “He does a lot of things — nothing elite. Jeff Van Gundy would call him a no-mistake guy. Great IQ, good passer, size, length, very good feel for the game. An above-average athlete. Do I see an All-Star? No. At [No.] 8, it’s a 30 percent
The quote is from Fran Friscella.When I read that the player that game to mind was Charlie Ward. Let's hope he is better than Ward.
Keep in mind, Mike Conley Jr. never made an all-star team. So there a range in that never all-star zone. People kind of assume that statement means he going to be Greg Anthony-like.
Marcus Camby, Derek Harper, Rod Strickland, Mike Bibby were never all-stars. If he's in that class of players I'm good.
