Travis Trice, tempo and more PnR
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newyorker4ever
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2/6/2016 1:02 PM
What any player does in college or the d-league has zero to do with what they can do in the NBA and they won't be able to do in the NBA what they do anyplace else.
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Rookie
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2/6/2016 1:23 PM LAST EDITED: 2/6/2016 1:25 PM
not expecting him to be a star, but he looks like his frame is filling in making him more NBA ready. Westchester Knicks have him listed at 177 lbs. Other then his size, he checks a lot of boxes that we want in a PG
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Rookie
Posts: 27322 Alba Posts: 28 Joined: 10/15/2008 Member: #2274 |
2/6/2016 2:24 PM
newyorker4ever wrote:What any player does in college or the d-league has zero to do with what they can do in the NBA and they won't be able to do in the NBA what they do anyplace else. So then you have nothing to add regarding Trice's ability to push the pace or his court vision and ability to play in the PnR ala the thread title? |
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Knicks1969
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2/6/2016 3:56 PM LAST EDITED: 2/6/2016 4:19 PM
Rookie wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:What any player does in college or the d-league has zero to do with what they can do in the NBA and they won't be able to do in the NBA what they do anyplace else. I like the kid. He would certainly be a Change of pace, may even be a better offensive player than Grant. How good of a defender/rebounder is he?? Thank God Fisher is no longer our coach, now let's get Calderon out of here:)
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Travis Trice, tempo and more PnR