Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 1:08 pm Post subject: Comparing the Laker bigs
Interesting little debate between Trudell and Coach Miller on which Laker bigs are the best at different categories. Here's how it stacked up if you don't feel like watching the video.
Coach Miller picked:
Scorer - Boozer
Shooter - Kelly
Rebounder - Hill
Defender - Davis
Intangibles - Randle
Trudell picked:
Scorer - Randle
Shooter - Kelly
Rebounder - Hill
Defender - Sacre
Intangibles - Boozer
How would you pick? I think my list is a little closer to Trudell's...
Interesting little debate between Trudell and Coach Miller on which Laker bigs are the best at different categories. Here's how it stacked up if you don't feel like watching the video.
Coach Miller picked:
Scorer - Boozer
Shooter - Kelly
Rebounder - Hill
Defender - Davis
Intangibles - Randle
Trudell picked:
Scorer - Randle
Shooter - Kelly
Rebounder - Hill
Defender - Sacre
Intangibles - Boozer
How would you pick? I think my list is a little closer to Trudell's...
Coach Miller is pretty much right on with his list.
I'd go with Miller, but I don't want to call equate Randle with Intangibles, because that would be calling him a Derek Fisher, a player with no tangibles, only intangibles
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Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 12:01 pm Post subject:
Yeah i can't figure out what intangibles means either. I think it's more: "I can't figure out what this guy is good at so I'll give him 'intangibles'".
Yeah i can't figure out what intangibles means either. I think it's more: "I can't figure out what this guy is good at so I'll give him 'intangibles'".
Intangibles are things you can't measure or are difficult to measure by stats. For example:
Leadership abilities
Communication
Hustle/Motor
Basketball IQ
etc
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