Tine will tell-ha ha. Timelord got off to a first season with a rough start and needing a life Coach. Don't even think Red Claws got about 1 hour of court time? but between injuries he got little court time but he learned what was necessary and the NBA lifestyle.
Romeo missed the combine and summer league with rehabbing from offseason injury and just couldn't get traction. His length made up for mistakes on defence just because Romeo has a good frame and weight he still seems that he is soft and needs to work the weights till he gains man strength. .He was fearless taking charges and has to get his timing so he doesn't take full brunt of offensive player. .His smoothness can be timed and predictable, Romeo needs to work on change of pace, add some burst and urgency.His floating into finger roll is getting NBA blocked and met at rim even with his length .
He was the best finisher in college through contact, he just needs time to figure out who and how to deal with NBA talent and length.
And as he watched the playoffs you must hit from outside.
Timelord is getting there is not biting so much on closeouts and staying down as his length and threat of getting blocked alters shots and deters the opposition.
It looks like his timing on setting and rolling is to fast for the ballhandler. With Theis, he has the perfect mentor.
Or get Kevin McHale or Parrish to help out.
Danny drafted two interesting players that fell in the draft but with great physical tools They are playing for a contender and fighting for playing time but learning to play the correct way not just being thrown into a losing situation or a tanking team.
