ive included shots he altered and some moves he made that needs some polishing!!

that last shot looked like it went in – and he started goin back to defense like he just scored!

he got blocked bad once when he went up weak for a left hand layup on a post move- thats his weaknesss!! i didnt include that though

hes not the best rebounder but for a man his size he does seem to come out on the perimeter and contest a lot of 3pointers as you see in the video!!

that 1 time he had his face on turkoglu when he was goin to shoot a 3 was real effective

here are better highlights in 1st game vs Puerto Rico including the big block on 7'3 Ramos:

a few highlights vs Turkey in 2nd game --- only played 10 minutes due to foul trouble
http://www.theknicksblog.com/2010/08/30/mozgov-highlights/comment-page-1/#comment-203359

He looks good defensively here.

He might also teach him how to box out.

Mosguv is one of those guys who is going to keep coming at you and he will always be moving. The only things which will probably slow him down are fouls or fatigue.

He may get 10+ minutes a game, and more if he becomes more efficient and we need a banger against a certain team. You can't teach height and reach, which are two things he possesses, and his lateral movement is not terrible for a guy his size.

He is not that bad, and still has some room for physical improvement in the weight room. If our basic big man rotation is Amare, AR, Turiaf, and Mosguv, you have a nice combination of skill, muscle, and athleticism.