« Reply #168 on: November 27, 2015, 08:57:37 PM »
Sully is just one of those kids that has a knack for rebounding the ball, always knows where it is going to come off of the rim.
I would love to put a shot blocker with him.
I always contemplated if a duo of Sully/DMC could work.
Sully could guard the stronger/bigger 5's, while DMC could switch on help defense.
Too slow. Who is guarding the stretch 4 or the quick 4 who can put the ball on the floor between those two?
DMC can.
Sully is just one of those kids that has a knack for rebounding the ball, always knows where it is going to come off of the rim.
I would love to put a shot blocker with him.
I always contemplated if a duo of Sully/DMC could work.
Sully could guard the stronger/bigger 5's, while DMC could switch on help defense.
Neither can reliably shoot 3's but both can shoot from 15 feet out which might be good enough. Especially if they can combile to bully teams on the boards. It'd be interesting to see.
DMC is hitting 38.1%, which isn't that bad.
Sully and DMC both can hit the mid range, and can also pass at the high post.
I mean you don't have to shoot 3's to be consistently considered a good shooter.
Given the context that he's a 6'11", 275 lb center that never shot threes before this year, that's an outstanding number.
Yup, its crazy how people hate on this guy. Hes the epitome of someone who works hard to get to where he is today.
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