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A Closer Look at Perry Jones

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sailfish said:
Agree with this.
Defensively, Drummond & TT could be fantastic and cause lots of problems for other teams. Offensively, not so much. In fact, having two players on the same frontline who can't shoot free throws scares the crap out of me. We'd have to get one or both off the floor at the end of games or it would be 'Hack-a-Drummond' and/or 'Hack-a-Tristan.'
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They're both very raw and have a ton of things to work on before they could reach their potential, but until they institute the 3 and done rule .. that's generally the way of the NBA draft and bigs in particular.
 
Drummond probably has 50 pounds on perry jones.
 
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So I don't know if Perry Jones will pan out, either, but man can he get up. The evidence
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If he pans out. Again, IF HE PANS OUT. I think he could only be the player in the entire league that could challenge Durant defensively.
 
I really want us to take a risk on this guy, not at #4 though.

Maybe if the talks with Portland and we get 6 and 11, i'd love him as a cav.
 
cavsguy13 said:
Christian Eyenga could jump too.
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I'll go ahead and throw it out there that even if Perry Jones doesn't come close to his ceiling, he will be an infinite times better player than Christian Eyenga.
 
sailfish said:
First, it's not a fair comparison as they're different players who play different positions. One is a strong, athletic, back to the basket type of player.
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Unless I missed it, Drummond doesn't have a back to the basket game. Period. If he did, he'd probably be going No. 1 overall.
 
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