I thought Frank Kaminsky III was a can't miss. :mjpls:

[42 Monks]

Frank was never seen as a can't miss prospect to me and I figured his ceiling if he reached his potential would be 15/8. He will play for a decade because he is skilled and he is 7 foot but anyone who even knows a little about the game would know that he wasn't ever going to be an All Star type player. He lacks the foot speed or the athleticism along with the lateral quickness to be anything more then a fourth or fifth option on a good team. Not trying to knock him cause I hope the best for him but I was never fooled by what he did in college cause I have seen it to many times over the years with these white stiffs who come into the league hyped and ending up as average players.

Dude is never meant to be anything other than a sturdier, bigger Brad Miller

Which is DOPE for today's NBA - but Franks most valuable asset to a team like ours, passing, is gonna take a while to grow because he's learning an NBA offense. This isn't the 90s where offensive playbooks were only for teams to use when the star player was on the bench, dude has homework to do. shyt, when Kemba was in his first few years in the league (including his first with Cliff) dude wasn't even allowed to run the offense. We ran UCLA high post sets nonstop with Diaw and McBob because coaches just didn't trust the ball in his hand. Damian Lillard didn't run the offense at any point during LMA's stint. Horford did the heavy lifting in Atlanta's offense for damn near a decade - NONE of those guards had the trust he did.

NBA offenses are serious shyt these days. If Frank is supposed to grow into the role of a stretch 5 that can run an offense from the low post as well, its not going to be overnight. And we can't let him learn on the job just for the fukk of it either. We got one of the best offenses in the league right now. Its not because Hawes is hitting shots or making plays, its because Hawes knows where the fukk to go in order to keep the ball moving. That's really all it is.

 

[Bigtymer301]

He's not any good either

So you don't know basketball. Here you go!!!

Justise Winslow Proving He's Exactly the Steal Miami Heat Expected

 

[Bigtymer301]

he saying players like Rose, Wall etc come up early cause they ready to play and be stars on the next level...

while these role players like this one stay in school and dominate longer cause them days over if and when they make it to da league...

there are exceptions to that rule tho Roy had next

Roy was approaching superstar status, had he not fukked his knees up

 

[Steezy]

Bobcats copping so many pleas for a guy that won't be on their team in 3 years

 

[Danie84]

WE never thought that shyt, Hornets Owner did

 

[feelosofer]

Let's be reality, Frank Kaminsky was never going to be an instant superstar, and when the Bobcats drafted him, it surely wasn't because of his high ceiling, moreso it was more because he had a low floor. It seems the Bobcats run a very team oriented offense in the sense that it's predicated heavily on ball movement and knowing specifically what your role is. True the Bobcats could have drafted a younger player with a more specific skillset, but based on the way they use Spencer Hawes, as something of a facilitator, I imagine Kaminsky taking over but being a better defender. But all in all I always saw him as a sort of jack of all trades player. That being said, it's way too early to call him a bust, it's his first year on a team where he probably won't play much his first 2 years.

 

[hood b. goode]

how's he looked?

 

[FaTaL]

Could of had all those draft picks

 

[Barry Sanders]

Could of had all those draft picks

You know MJ wasnt going