Robinson, in particular, intrigues me: think Kenyon Martin or a much better Jerome "Junkyard Dog" Williams. Though he's much smaller than Tyson Chandler, he posted the same Defensive Rating (104) that Chandler did during his DPOY season. He also compares quite favorably in total rebound percentage (18.9% to Tyson's 18.7%). Robinson's main shortcoming has been his inability to score the ball consistently but he is such a fluid athlete/has such a fluid stroke, is so young and has such good court awareness, that I think he can mature in this regard. All the skills that made him a lottery pick and early favorite for Rookie of the Year are still there.

tj23 wrote:I loved Robinson coming out but he didn't develop into the offensive force I thought he would be immediately. Still a guy who deserves some minutes and could develop. Hell of a game right there against supposedly the best rebounder in the league.

I think that Robinson is a much better offensive player than his stats indicate. His problem has been the relative instability of his team's and a lack of opportunity. Give him the ball and I think we'd see him be recognized as a deft mid-range shooter and decent post-player.