Alpha1971 wrote:ToddTT wrote:Blow it up!
How many second rounders can we get for Brunson ?
Obi got us two. So at least three!
Alpha1971 wrote:ToddTT wrote:Blow it up!
How many second rounders can we get for Brunson ?
25 Firsts which = 5 Mikal Bridges
So we just lost by 50 points?
We Suck Again!
Haven’t watched. These highlights for real or just backup play?
martin wrote:Haven’t watched. These highlights for real or just backup play?
Feasting on the Lilliputians as Clyde would say
BlueKnickers wrote:martin wrote:Haven’t watched. These highlights for real or just backup play?
we
Feasting on the Lilliputians as Clyde would say
Wiseman looked fluid and assertive. He played against rotation players I believe. He had some dunks and offensive rebounds and played better then Eubanks
Alpha1971 wrote:BlueKnickers wrote:martin wrote:Haven’t watched. These highlights for real or just backup play?
we
Feasting on the Lilliputians as Clyde would say
Wiseman looked fluid and assertive. He played against rotation players I believe. He had some dunks and offensive rebounds and played better then Eubanks
That's good to hear
He has the size and athletic ability to impact games for us if he can keep his head screwed on straight
If he sticks with the club, I could see our guys getting used to feeding him lobs for easy buckets
Wiseman looks like the clear choice to me. Bruce Bowen is a good piece if we can dump someone like Dadiet but Wiseman is necessary. Hukporti played a lot last year and KAT / Mitch were healthy.
BlueKnickers wrote:Alpha1971 wrote:BlueKnickers wrote:martin wrote:Haven’t watched. These highlights for real or just backup play?
we
Feasting on the Lilliputians as Clyde would say
Wiseman looked fluid and assertive. He played against rotation players I believe. He had some dunks and offensive rebounds and played better then Eubanks
That's good to hear
He has the size and athletic ability to impact games for us if he can keep his head screwed on straight
If he sticks with the club, I could see our guys getting used to feeding him lobs for easy buckets
Nice to see he can do something besides just dunk. Those 5-10 ft shots are great to see.
Knixkik wrote:Rookie wrote:I mean maybe one of these guys will crack the rotation
Diawara is far from perfect, but I think this is the best he’s looked since last season when he was in rhythm.
He’s going to need minutes to develop.
I totally forgot about the Wiseman college/draft drama. Seems like total bs and he got screwed pretty good.
On November 8, Wiseman's lawyers announced that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) ruled him ineligible to play for Memphis. The University of Memphis stated that head coach Penny Hardaway had paid for $11,500 in moving expenses to help him and his family move to the city of Memphis in 2017.[31] According to Wiseman's lawyer, Leslie Ballin, the NCAA deemed that Hardaway, a Memphis alumnus, had acted as a booster.[32] On the same day, a Shelby County judge granted Wiseman a temporary restraining order against the NCAA's ruling, allowing him to keep playing.[31][33] Less than two hours later, he had 17 points and nine rebounds to lead Memphis past UIC, 92–46.[34] Wiseman's lawyers filed a lawsuit against the NCAA to restore his eligibility before withdrawing the case six days later in hopes of reaching an agreement.[35] On November 20, the NCAA ruled that Wiseman would be eligible to return on January 12 after serving a 12-game suspension if he donated $11,500 to a charity of his choice.[33][36]On December 19, 2019, after missing seven games due to suspension, Wiseman announced that he would leave Memphis, hire an agent and prepare for the 2020 NBA draft, effectively ending his college career. He was one of the highest-rated prospects in his class, according to draft analysts.[37][38] Wiseman was considered a potential number one pick.
In a limited and specific defined role, maybe Wiseman can slowly become something?
sometimes we look back at what felt like crushing losses, (IQ, DDV, Ihart) and we end up replacing them with even better options, or at least much cheaper.
nycericanguy wrote:In a limited and specific defined role, maybe Wiseman can slowly become something?sometimes we look back at what felt like crushing losses, (IQ, DDV, Ihart) and we end up replacing them with even better options, or at least much cheaper.
Since they are trading KAT for picks, we're going to need him to step up!
Panos wrote:BlueKnickers wrote:Alpha1971 wrote:BlueKnickers wrote:martin wrote:Haven’t watched. These highlights for real or just backup play?
we
Feasting on the Lilliputians as Clyde would say
Wiseman looked fluid and assertive. He played against rotation players I believe. He had some dunks and offensive rebounds and played better then Eubanks
That's good to hear
He has the size and athletic ability to impact games for us if he can keep his head screwed on straight
If he sticks with the club, I could see our guys getting used to feeding him lobs for easy buckets
Nice to see he can do something besides just dunk. Those 5-10 ft shots are great to see.
Would like to see him do an actual pick instead of whatever that soft., pantomiming shit he's doing
Wiseman has skills but he still needs to pickup his intensity. His picks look soft, but he also looks like the best option we got as the third string center. Hopefully, in a defined role, he can blossom into a legit player.
TheGame wrote:Wiseman has skills but he still needs to pickup his intensity. His picks look soft, but he also looks like the best option we got as the third string center. Hopefully, in a defined role, he can blossom into a legit player.
Yes, getting Wiseman to keep it simple stupid might be his best bet. Simplified duties, don't be a star but star in your role. Rebound, screen, protect the rim, dunk, and use your height to alter suits. Do that build confidence and stay healthy.
