Anthony Davis vs Andre Drummond....which big would you rather build around?

[Malta]

anthony davis has the frame to gradually add 20-25 pounds if he wanted to

if he decides to do that

not many in history will have his skillset with that size

drummond though....if you wanna talk instincts, how often do you see a center getting on ball steals from guard?

drummond grew up watching olajuwon highlights on youtube

Drummond got some ridiculously quick hands, matter of fact the way he moves in general is some shyt you shouldn't see from someone his size. It makes no sense how quick he is laterally for being 285lbs, and last year he played at 297lbs

If someone points him in the direction of the weight room it could be ugly for other 5s.

 

[IAmGettingAMailOrderBride]

Drummond, he doing all that work with ball hogs on his team

 

[Czar]

Davis.

There are things unibrow does that Drummond is still a year or two away from developing.

In fact, there are things Davis does that Drummond will never develop, particularly on offense.

 

[Malta]

That 2012 draft was really good looking back at it, especially compared to the ones a year before and after.

 

[Recca Gatsby]

Imagine these nikkas playing next to each other.......LAWD.

One fukkin McCurdy, one a Gonzales twin that's about as lopsided as the comparison can get for me.

 

[Omar Little]

Absolutely, I think it has a lot to do with his frame too. If he had a smaller frame he wouldn't get injured as much. Davis needs CT Fletcher in his life. But honestly, I haven't see a talent like him since I've been on this earth.

Are you 12 years old breh?

 

[Houston911]

Davis.

There are things unibrow does that Drummond is still a year or two away from developing.

In fact, there are things Davis does that Drummond will never develop, particularly on offense.

True

But that could benefit Drummond though. He's be better off not developing some of the perimeter skills that David has

Side note, wow at your debate in higher learning

 

[James Carter]

I cant pass on a center that can steal the ball from a guard then break out for a windmill dunk

Davis, but I wonder how Davis at PF and yung drum at Center would work?

They would be the next twin towers out there the defense would be too much.

 

[firemanBk]

I love Drummond's upside but building a franchise around the worst FT shooter known to man might be a mistake.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Are you 12 years old breh?

Close. I'm 13.

 

[Th3G3ntleman]

I love Drummond's upside but building a franchise around the worst FT shooter known to man might be a mistake.

You puttin too much emphasis on the free throws breh. You wouldn't build around Shaq? He was a pretty bad FT shooter. Not tryna say Drum is the next Shaq but freethrow shooting isn't something you look for when building around somebody breh.

 

[Malta]

True

But that could benefit Drummond though. He's be better off not developing some of the perimeter skills that David has

Side note, wow at your debate in higher learning

It's crazy that Sheed is teaching him only post moves, said everything he does should be based around the hookshot then learn the counters after That's basically the 101 on teaching bigs how to play in the post, no jumpers Sheed, keep teachin em.

 

[Higher Tech]

Anthony Davis is too versatile to pick against him.

 

[Propaganda]

i still can't believe we picked terrence fukking ross instead drummond. i don't care that we had val already, having 2 good young centers would've been a better problem to have than dealing with a shooting guard who can't shoot.

 

[Oroko Saki]

Honestly the unibrow bothers me