Tyler Ennis = Tony Parker

[Thrill44]

The more I watch Tyler Ennis the more he reminds of Tony Parker. He is controls tempo and gets into the lane at will with a craftiness seldom seen in today's players. He just makes plays.

 

[Timonen]

Parker's got a speed and flash to his game that I don't see Ennis even going for. He really looks like mark Jackson to me. Steady and fearless with suburb versatility going to the basket.

 

[Orangezoo]

Yeah I see more jackson too. He is unique and non comparable in some ways too. He is just Tyler Ennis.

 

[JOC44]

Doc Rivers

 

[iommi]

I've mentioned Jackson, but Ennis is a much better scorer. Totally different physique as well, but the comparison is valid with the court generalship qualities of both of them.

 

[Tony DeFranco]

Tony Parker? I dunno - I was thinking more like Duncan - no flash - no mouth - just results shoved down someone's throat

 

[RoysRunts]

a Right handed John Lucas II

 

[Orange Barrel]

- no mouth -

Unlike his brother. That dude is as annoying as Tyler is likable.

 

[MadNY3]

The more I watch Tyler Ennis the more he reminds of Tony Parker. He is controls tempo and gets into the lane at will with a craftiness seldom seen in today's players. He just makes plays.

Ennis right now feels like Sherman Douglass meets Billy Edelin.

 

[BlackKnight76]

Combination of Fergie and Jesus

 

[Upstate]

Ennis can and has gotten around every man who has guarded him this season. People underestimate his first step.

 

[LGO85]

One of the plays that really stood out to me was when Ennis casually decided not use the screen and completely left his defender behind on his way to the hoop. I'm still amazed at how fast he can be when he needs to be.

 

[jncuse]

Jose Calderon when he was pretty good some years back. Keeps it simple, will take it to the rim from time to time, Toronto actually had an efficient offence for the Calderon- Bosh era, despite having to play that big stiff Bargnani. It was the defensive efficiency (due to Bargnani, and Calderon) that was historically terrible.

Hopefully Ennis would develop a shot like Calderon did, and not be as bad on D.

 

[obliterata]

He reminds me of Mark Jackson too, I think they have similar skills and play the game in the same manner. He doesn't out-athlete you, overpower you, out-quick you, nor does he try to outscore you (unless he has to) - he just plays smart, calm and in control and tries to do what's required of him to win the game.