Joined: 18 Apr 2004 Posts: 6339 Location: Virginia
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 4:09 am Post subject:
LakerLand247 wrote:
DSF_27 wrote:
dmills wrote:
DSF_27 wrote:
Texas_Pete wrote:
Spill512 wrote:
Some highlights
vs. Pelicans:
vs. Warriors:
vs. 76ers:
vs. Nuggets:
Thank you!
Hes definitely the "blow the rim" player even against the horrendous defense of the summer league.
He has a great first step but his lack of shooting really leave out the possibility of him playing the three....at least for years to come.
Lbj is quite possibly the greatest 3 of all time and he couldn't shoot a lick for 8 eight straight seasons.
In highlights of five different summer league games I didnt see Randle finish a dunk once. That totally reminds me of Lebron James.
Are you just trolling? You watched all 5 highlights and didn't see a dunk from Randle? Go visit your optometrist ASAP.
he obviously is a very below the rim player, he is not blake griffin or young amare or kemp by any stretch. you can see him double clutch on nearly every shot, and this is against summer league defense. Time will tell how well his game works when the games count.
he obviously is a very below the rim player, he is not blake griffin or young amare or kemp by any stretch. you can see him double clutch on nearly every shot, and this is against summer league defense. Time will tell how well his game works when the games count.
vs. Pelicans:
vs. Warriors:
vs. 76ers:
vs. Nuggets:
Thank you!
Hes definitely the "blow the rim" player even against the horrendous defense of the summer league.
He has a great first step but his lack of shooting really leave out the possibility of him playing the three....at least for years to come.
Lbj is quite possibly the greatest 3 of all time and he couldn't shoot a lick for 8 eight straight seasons.
In highlights of five different summer league games I didnt see Randle finish a dunk once. That totally reminds me of Lebron James.
Are you just trolling? You watched all 5 highlights and didn't see a dunk from Randle? Go visit your optometrist ASAP.
he obviously is a very below the rim player, he is not blake griffin or young amare or kemp by any stretch. you can see him double clutch on nearly every shot, and this is against summer league defense. Time will tell how well his game works when the games count.
Sure I guess labeling him as below the rim player is OK but I'm glad he's not Griffen Amare or Kemp. I'd lable him as a skilled player myself. Also I think you'll be surprised with his athleticism. Quick strong and can jump. If I'm not mistaken the 3 other guys are more of a 2 feet jumper while I think Randle is better exploding off of one foot
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 8:08 am Post subject:
J.C. Smith wrote:
kobeandgary wrote:
he obviously is a very below the rim player, he is not blake griffin or young amare or kemp by any stretch. you can see him double clutch on nearly every shot, and this is against summer league defense. Time will tell how well his game works when the games count.
To be fair, he doesn't play above the rim DURING GAMES very often. He's still a quick, skilled young player who could possibly develop into an All-Star. _________________ "Chick lived and breathed Lakers basketball…but he was also fair and objective and called every game the way it was played."
-from Chick: His Unpublished Memoirs and the Memories of Those Who Knew Him
he obviously is a very below the rim player, he is not blake griffin or young amare or kemp by any stretch. you can see him double clutch on nearly every shot, and this is against summer league defense. Time will tell how well his game works when the games count.
He plays mostly below during games. If you see his summer league games, a lot of times his shot release in the paint comes on the way down (they go in though).
do Beasley and Nick Young together drown out Randle offensively, if theyre all in the same unit? it'd be best for Randle's development if he could get alot of offense ran through him in that 2nd unit -- he'd be able to learn/improve without the 1st unit/kobe pressures
do Beasley and Nick Young together drown out Randle offensively, if theyre all in the same unit? it'd be best for Randle's development if he could get alot of offense ran through him in that 2nd unit -- he'd be able to learn/improve without the 1st unit/kobe pressures
Guess it depends if we do a bunch of iso. If we move the ball they can for sure play together
vs. Pelicans:
vs. Warriors:
vs. 76ers:
vs. Nuggets:
Thank you!
Hes definitely the "blow the rim" player even against the horrendous defense of the summer league.
He has a great first step but his lack of shooting really leave out the possibility of him playing the three....at least for years to come.
Lbj is quite possibly the greatest 3 of all time and he couldn't shoot a lick for 8 eight straight seasons.
In highlights of five different summer league games I didnt see Randle finish a dunk once. That totally reminds me of Lebron James.
Let's pick a topic and stick with it. Are we still on shooting ability to play the 3 or are you moving the goal posts to talk about in game dunking? _________________ A key that has the ability to unlock many locks is a master key. But a lock that can be opened with any key is useless.
Julius Randle 1-on-1
Mike Trudell sits down with rookie Julius Randle.
http://www.nba.com/lakers/video/140731/julius1on1 _________________ Nobody in the NBA can touch the Laker brand, which, like the uniform color, is pure gold.
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