Considering how frankly poor Theis was post-ASB I was a bit disappointed Williams didn't get some of his minutes. He could have easily given us the 3PPG and 2RPG Theis gave us over that stretch.

I think Timelord’s body was not ready for a lot of minutes in the NBA. If you look how the kid moves around, it seemed like he was in pain half the time.

Couple that with his injuries during key moments of opportunity, and I would say one goal this summer should be just putting himself in a position to play every day and not have problems.

He needs to develop a couple of moves with the ball. Can’t treat it like a hot potato every time he receives a pass. Showed he was capable in his brief summer league stint, want to see more this summer.

I still think that of anyone he is a clear candidate to be included in an Anthony Davis trade.

Plays above the rim. Grew up in Louisiana. High upside prospect to take a swing on. Seems like a no brainer to sweeten the pot.

I think the main reason that DA and others in the Celtics organization fought the nickname was that they felt it wouldn't do well in the New Orleans market.

Frankly I'm hoping for Robert to get a legitimate shot to carve out a roll for himself for the Pelicans but if he's still here then I see 5-12 minutes a game with the option for more if he plays well and works hard. 

You know there's a problem when a kid who hasn't done anything gets a nickname. He'll never get minutes on a Stevens team. And he might ultimately be a very good player somewhere else. One wonders why Ainge drafted him. Maybe he still has visions of a rim protector.

Pre-draft I wrote threads clamoring to draft Mitchell Robinson. When RW3 fell to us, I felt that was cool, but am now dubious as to whether we drafted the right big. Too soon to say.