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10. Hamed HaddadiHaddadi is massive, and averaged 4.5 blocks per 36 minutes as a result. He also fouled at an incredible rate, which makes you wonder whether the bruising backup center is physical or just clumsy. It's probably a bit of both. Offensively, Haddadi has nice touch from 15 feet and a soft hand on tip-ins, but he doesn’t get many opportunities to show much else. Despite a lack of quickness or leaping ability, Haddadi isn’t exactly a stiff -- he knows how to establish deep post position and work to good rebounding spots. Still, he doesn’t play with great vigor, perhaps in part because he spent a lot of last season sopping up garbage minutes.Strengths: Huge, good screener, soft hands around rim, decent touch.Weaknesses: Lumbering and slow, does not explode to finish, fouls like crazy.
Yeah, he also averaged 7.5 fouls per 36. Thanks, but no thanks.
Quote from: kozlodoev on July 20, 2012, 01:39:52 PMYeah, he also averaged 7.5 fouls per 36. Thanks, but no thanks.Toughness!!
If we needed a project center, sure. However, we need a reliable backup instead.
Certainly worth a look, at least:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsO0OqlzKx0This was in crunch time minutes vs LA during MEM's win there in March.Man is BIG, and plays like it. I'd bet he uses those fouls well. I'd hate to be in the receiving end of a foul from him.I like him.
To those of you saying 'no', get over yourselves. He's a 7'2 man-beast with a thick foreign accent who can play 10 minutes of ball a game. You don't argue about 'projects', you sign those guys and get started on the semi-ironic inside jokes, pronto.
Rather take a chance on a guy like Hamed then epic under performers like Blatche and Darko...especially at only 10mins a game.http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/h/haddaha01.htmlCheck out his Per 36 minutes....he'll give you a quality 10 minutes and 6 fouls.