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 Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 1:22 pm Post subject: Seth Curry |
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Didn't see anything on him here. What's the general feeling. Undersized for 2, not a pure PG, but has that shooting stroke and that thing that both his Dad and brother have (confidence, moxie, poise). Could be a nice fit next to Kobe in a Fisher type role.
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At least Fisher was a FT PG, who could protect the basketball and be a systematic passer within an offense.
Stephen Curry learned to do that his last 2 seasons at Davidson, before progressing his ball-handling ability.
Seth, not so much. Hence being projected undrafted.
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| Seth is not an NBA player. |
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With his shooting ability I think he can be a solid specialist coming off the bench.
He isn't projected to be drafted because he had injury and couldn't workout for any teams, that's not good when u were projected only to go 2nd round. However, I believe he should still be drafted.
He can develop though PG skills i think, u just can't pass up a great shooter like him. |
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| Mike@LG wrote: | At least Fisher was a FT PG, who could protect the basketball and be a systematic passer within an offense.
Stephen Curry learned to do that his last 2 seasons at Davidson, before progressing his ball-handling ability.
Seth, not so much. Hence being projected undrafted. |
Yeah, I see him as more of a SG in a PG's body, which is fine if you're running your O through a wing like Kobe or LBJ.
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| 24 wrote: | | Mike@LG wrote: | At least Fisher was a FT PG, who could protect the basketball and be a systematic passer within an offense.
Stephen Curry learned to do that his last 2 seasons at Davidson, before progressing his ball-handling ability.
Seth, not so much. Hence being projected undrafted. |
Yeah, I see him as more of a SG in a PG's body, which is fine if you're running your O through a wing like Kobe or LBJ. |
i dont even know why we say that bolded part any more. 99.9% of these shorter guys are short SG's. very few short guys can run point well. its been that way for a good 8 years or so
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