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This is an interesting deep dive. I wonder how this compares with someone like Sochan (who often misses badly as well, and who I'm not looking to replicate on this team as far as shooting goes).

Irving's handles were NBA level elite in high school and he might be the best ballhandler in the history of the league.

I didn't say it's meaningless. Please, for God's sake, read what people write. I said that after a certain point the small variations don't matter a whole lot. Funnily enough, there was a good analysis I think on nba_draft where the guy sifted through years of drafts. Centers who are drafted...

This is where RD is potentially improvable. He's very quick and does get around screens. It's the rest where he's garbage -- disengages, starts ball-watching, bad rotations. But he has the quickness to navigate screens, plus his shiftiness with the ball also helps here. He's very light and quick...

My assumption in thinking Dillingham to Rox is that Jalen Green is getting moved. I'm not swayed by late-season explosions. Like last year everyone thought Shaeden Sharpe was going to be godly because he was turning out. Yeah, he was hurt this season, but he's still the same lazy, non-winning...

God's speed.

I think the question for dillingham is the D, even if he's small he'll be good on offense. I listened to a pod who labelled him as a bad defender who'll never be an average one. will the spurs take the flyer for the offensive side, we'll see if he's there at 4

if weight and strength was that meaningless for guards anyway, the NBA would be full of 6 foot guards under 170. but it ain‘t.

https://x.com/GlobeEyeNews/status/1792638279684124699 VVP is a true DAWG

This is by far the most coherent thought this guy has ever posted :lmao

What puzzled me about Dillingham weight is that last summer he was reportedly at 172 lbs. https://x.com/Wildcat_wave/status/1697020809313755520 For reminder, he weighted 164.2lbs at the combine

:lmao :lmao https://x.com/ivan_8848/status/1792583749281972582

I highly doubt it but it's just my feeling i see the spurs interested in dillingham but less than sarr, risacher or topic for example

The biggest question mark on defense is the ability to go over screens at a well enough rate. If Dillingham can not be a complete dead end in that, Victor won't have to worry about consistently going against 2 players.

The Dillingham to Houston at 3 thing is interesting. His fit seems odd with Sengun and Green, both whom are volume scorers and need the ball in their hands. Sheppard seems like a better complementary piece as a catch and shoot spot up floor spreader, or even Clingan since they need size up front...

I don't see any reason to weep for ten pounds difference in small guards. What, are they going to be picking up Jokic or Embiid on a roll to the hoop? Reed Sheppard isn't going to be having any different luck if he's slightly bigger. He might have trouble against a big guard like Brunson, like...

I highly doubt Wemby makes an All-NBA team but I bet he gets a handful of third team votes.

Eh... Dillingham's ballhandling is much better than 'nowhere close' to Kyrie. Dillingham's handles are absolutely superb and elite for his age.

Tim has 5 rings over three decades, and more accolades to boast (All-Star, All-NBA, All-Defense, ROY, etc) Jokic has 1 ring so far. Stat-wise, you can say Jokic is the better passer but worse defender. This really shouldn't even be a topic of conversation until Jokic hits 4 rings, at least.

10 lbs are quite a lot in that weight class. and Dillingham isn‘t the athlete Conley or Morant are (or was in Conley‘s case). Conley is very small, but he has a plus 7“ wingspan and he was a pretty strong guy already at the draft. (could jump out of the gym and was super fast). Dejounte was 170lbs...

Matas bad misses were way lower

Should go to Inter Miami so Missi can help him win another title...

I'm one of the biggest Dillingham fans on the board but he is nowhere close to the ballhandler Kyrie is or was at that age. If he was he'd be an almost guarantee to go #1.

WTF is in the water in France? USA is going to have it tough in international competitions for the next 2 decades.

Amen and Ausar shot .138 and .186 from three this season. Just astounding.

Risacher hasn't struck me as an especially good or bad rebounder when I saw him play. His rebounding numbers over the season are quite low but it's logical given that he spend a lot of time on the perimeter on both end of the court. Regarding a France/NBA rebounding comparison, I'm not sure but...

I was on the fence, then I thought: if Toronto is willing to go to such lengths in order to not have the pick convey now, then whatever the reason is (they expect their pick to be much worse next year, or they expect to tank much harder) the Spurs are unlikely to get a better deal. If this scenario...

Denver’s roster is pretty stuck. I don’t see how they improve much. The wolves could be even better next year. So I think we saw the nuggets at their peak last year. Jokic will still be great, but he’ll never be on Duncan’s level. That’s nothing to be ashamed of. There are only 10 or so players...

Matas's splits look pretty similar.

It's why he isn't top 10 on my Spurs board and 15 on my overall board. I believe his shot is broken.