knickscrusaderm
lead by example
Draymond doesn’t have a HOF career and he had one year of elite shooting.It's not a "poor and lazy" comparison.
I'm simply outlining the argument that was used for Ben during his initial years when he didn't have a jumpshot. People said: give him time; he's only young; he'll develop one; why should he stop doing what he's doing when teams can't stop him from scoring in the paint. The exact same arguments are being made for Zion. You have a pretty good idea if a player is going to develop a perimeter game after seeing them at the NBA-level, and the odds are stacked against him.
Draymond is the real poor and lazy comparison here.
He's a second-round pick (both Ben and Zion went #1, respectively, and have far greater expectations), who's performed on the biggest stage (shooting jumpers and all), been a part of one of the NBA's greatest dynasties, to now where his body is dealing with the consequences. fukk outta here trying to insinuate that he didn't grow as a player. How many second-round picks end up having HOF careers?
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Let’s keep him out of conversations with actual elite players.

and you usually don't count triple threat moves for dribbling, but Zion be having nikkas lost, he has been sending defenders flying the opposite way on some crossover type of shyt
... but just saying the tone yall Zion fan boys take on in the face of real, constructive observations and critique is eerily similar to Wiggins' fanboys during his early years.






