Mozgov looks like he would've been picked in the late teens to me. He looks like a better prospect than the Perovic/Andruskevicius types. He knows how to use his size which a lot of European prospects don't. I think he can hit the board and block shots from day 1, but fouls will be an issue. If we are lucky he can be a Biedrins type.
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The guy is polished but not quite dominant. He still has some strength to work on despite his skillset. He blocks shots, is over seven feet and is mobile. Since he isn't dominant but has potential and those other qualities, he'd go from anywhere between 7 and 15.
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AnubisADL wrote:Mosgov is an older less athletic Deandre Jordan. They both score in the same fashion and pick up silly fouls. This isnt a bad thing because I like what Jordan brings to the game. The thing is these guys need to play with a VERY good PG to excel.
Mosgov just played with below average guards on the Russian National team and did quite nicely.
