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[QUOTE="jr4750, post: 2248242, member: 117"]
Im no basketball talent evaluator, and I absolutely see a ton of potential in Marek. That said, watching his game against the Netherlands, leads me to believe, that he definitely will take some time to adjust to the American game. He just looks super raw to me. Not sure who he is going to beat out this year, to get time. Especially considering his late arrival. Oshae is bigger, stronger and more polished. We know TT is gonna play a lot, as is Moyer who has been in the system for a year. Tyus is not coming off the floor, and could slide over to the SF spot in a pinch. Marek needs about 20 pounds of muscle, and to work on that outside shot a bit. The AK comparison is a good one. As is the Kong comparison. Just not sure where you play him when we have to run set offenses, against the bigger stronger teams. I really hope we get him for 2 years minimum. If he bounces after one, wherever that may be, not sure we ever truly benefit from his talents. He will need time in my humble opinion, which is totally ok. But we should be ready to accept that, and not think of him as a superstar right off the bat.
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