Reply With QuoteWouldn't surprise me that if Aminu does mediocre (based on what we expect him)can then Darius Miller will get his minutes.
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Aminu must show me....
Aminu must show me some offense assertiveness from the jump this year.I want to see his "attack mentality" emerge in game one,,,I also want to see if he has a better grasp of the defensive concepts ( off the ball rotations etc).Its not that I need to see explosive numbers,but the need to string a series of position possessions per game is a must.
He is under my CURIOUS WATCH LIST.
1-What does not move is dead.What has speed,and mobilty has more possibilities,more life...quickness creates luck.
2- Your Defense is only as good as your HELP/ROTATING defenders.
3-Games are won while the ball is in the air.
4- You design your roster to win a 7 game series not a one game confrontation.
Wouldn't surprise me that if Aminu does mediocre (based on what we expect him)can then Darius Miller will get his minutes.
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He and X are the two on my CURIOUS WATH list.
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If we can take some of the edge off of Grevis'sand Rivers' aggressiveness and somehow transplant it into Aminu, he would be ok.
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Completely agree. This is his year to show us significant improvement or it's time to trade him.
Aminu won't ever be a competent offensive player. No real skill. Poor shooter, poor ball-handler. He can improve the shooting, but he hasn't yet. The ball-handling won't improve that much. Still, at the least, he can be a defensive specialist.
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With the addition of Rivers, Anderson, Mason Jr, and a healthy Gordon, we don't need Aminu to be an offensive threat.
Hell, Davis's offense is ahead of Aminu at this point. And to say nothing of whether Miller can get his 3pt shoot on point.
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I dont see him being much of an contributor on offense
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Dont think he's going to improve a whole lot. Just doesn't look like he has the tool set for a starting job.
I think our number 1 priority in next years draft will be a starting calibre SF.
I agree.
Either in the draft/trade/FA.
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