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The G League, yes.I still believe he makes the league.
The G League, yes.I still believe he makes the league.
Judah may have been our best, but he was far from the best. I really do not care what he does in the future, but doubt he will stick with any NBA team down the road.I still believe he makes the league.
The G League, yes.
Ya, hope for the best for him, but wouldn't bet any money that he makes the NBA.
A poor mans Iverson.This and this.
Would love to see him do great - because that benefits the Cuse brand and image.
But it's hard to see how he makes the NBA.
He's a SG who can't shoot.
And a PG who isn't a creator and facilitator.
Really? I think it is much harder to become a good passer as opposed to someone who knows they need to pass. One can work on their shot. I think good point guards are born more than taught. Innate natural skill (i.e., Nature over nurture in this case).A poor mans Iverson.
That said, I'd love to see him develop into a better passer as that is easier to do than improving your shooting at this stage of his career.
I wouldn't know, but I saw an interview of Magic where he said he used to score a lot in high school, but other parents were not happy with him taking all the shots so he made a conscious decision to get his teammates involved and passed to them instead. He said something like he gave each player two passes if they didn't catch or missed than he's scoring. So sounded like he had to learn to pass to keep his teammates happy.Really? I think it is much harder to become a good passer as opposed to someone who knows they need to pass. One can work on their shot. I think good point guards are born more than taught. Innate natural skill (i.e., Nature over nurture in this case).
“The Sixers still have a third two-way spot open and Judah Mintz feels like the right person for it. He lived at the line Sunday: he went 0-for-3 in the first half but still had seven points after going 7-of-8 from the charity stripe. In the second half, he worked well with big man Max Fiedler and routinely found his way to the rim.
Mintz finished with 18 points (4-of-9, 10-of-12 from the line), five assists and four steals. He also made the game-sealing shot over Jaelen House and hit him with the “too small” celly.
He creates on offense and is an absolute pest on defense. He should lead the Delaware Blue Coats’ offense this season.“
Jones, McCain, Mintz lead way as Sixers close out summer league play with win over Celtics
David Jones and Judah Mintz shined as the Summer Sixers closed their slate with a nice over the Celtics Sunday in Vegas.www.libertyballers.com
Any other believersI still believe he makes the league.
I'm happy for Judah's early success, but has anyone ever told you that you have a habit of making declarations based off incredibly small sample sizes? Because you do.Any other believers