But we aint talking about 5 players,we talking about Bradley Beal.
What is Bradley Beal's potential? Has he already reached it?
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But we aint talking about 5 players,we talking about Bradley Beal.
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His 3 point percentage is way down this year .. Beal is a 27 PPG type scorer imo in his prime .... He needs to improve his handle a little if he wants to be elite
He's still pretty goddamn young. He's scoring at a near elite level already. I feel he can improve
MooseMouthMthafuga
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i used to be a Beal haaaaaaater. Seemed like every time I tuned into Wiz games he was chucking and missing. Past 2 years tho....
So at just 24 years of age, how good do y'all think he can be? Anybody see him taking over as face of that franchise?
This is why I laugh at people trying to write Devin Booker off when he just turned 21 a month ago.
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He could be an all NBA defender if coached properly
He can also be better with his handles and creating for others.
Not sure he can be a #1 on a title team though. He has dog on him but he don't have the athleticism to make that step up.
He can also be better with his handles and creating for others.
Not sure he can be a #1 on a title team though. He has dog on him but he don't have the athleticism to make that step up.
It's a myth that players have an age range where they peak. There's actually no real conclusive evidence of "players peak". If you analyse the data it's spread evenly across broad between
a) players peaking early and regressing ( brandon Roy,gilbert arenas,Rudy gay)
b) players peaking early and maintaining that peak without necessarily getting any better, this is not necessarily a bad thing/knock btw (ray allen, Melo, Blake)
C) players who could be argued to have peaked early but could also be argued to have peaked late in their careers ( LeBron, Jordan,magic etc)
D) These are the stereotypical/prototypical peak i.e players who clearly got better and peaked in their late 20s (Dirk, Nash etc)
a) players peaking early and regressing ( brandon Roy,gilbert arenas,Rudy gay)
b) players peaking early and maintaining that peak without necessarily getting any better, this is not necessarily a bad thing/knock btw (ray allen, Melo, Blake)
C) players who could be argued to have peaked early but could also be argued to have peaked late in their careers ( LeBron, Jordan,magic etc)
D) These are the stereotypical/prototypical peak i.e players who clearly got better and peaked in their late 20s (Dirk, Nash etc)
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Speaking of Roy, ya'll know he got shot earlier this year?
Speaking of Roy, ya'll know he got shot earlier this year?
For real? I haven't followed him since he's been out of the league
He's adding to his game every summer. Drew Hanlen has been working with him the last couple years. Oubre too.
I think he'll peak when he's 26-27. It's a shame the Wizards don't have a better coach who actually has an offensive system.
I think he'll peak when he's 26-27. It's a shame the Wizards don't have a better coach who actually has an offensive system.
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I dont know what part of his game can get that much better. Not like hes gonna become a clamp god or add a Clyde Drexler level at the rim package. What he already is would be one of the better and more consistent #2s in the game. Hope he gets to be that 2 somewhere other than with Wall
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God gave us another Roy to enjoy
steph_harden
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He doesn’t shoot it as well as Jesus did either.
Funny enough...has anyone noticed the uncanny resemblance between the 2
Would explain a whole lot
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