@sullymygoodname lol you call people “stupid” and “knuckle draggers” for suggesting that Holmes might stay at the place he chose to go. When you are dead wrong, you whine about being reminded what a dumb dick you were. You’re the Donald Trump of the Flyer Twittersphere.
@BiglogD @DytFlyers He will log minutes at the 5 spot but I think we are also going to see him on the perimeter. “his game needs to expand further away from the rim…Holmes’ jumper needs work …If he’s going to take his game to the next level, that’s where it starts.” SI
@DytFlyers I think part of getting Holmes to come back is creating the opportunity for him to play that spot….which he will need to play in the NBA. He’s not an NBA center. If you look at it that way CAG’s recruiting makes more sense.
@NABC1927 A rule I think would change the game for the better is making it illegal to block a shot from behind a shooter who is within the restricted arc. Too many skilled players getting to the basket only to be blocked from behind by some oaf so got beat.
@DytFlyers If he believes he will go well into the second round, he may decide to return and develop his resume. It matters what round you are picked. 15% of active players were picked in 2nd round, most are 1-2 yr in league. He wants a career not a couple of yrs.
@DytFlyers The PF spot may be held until deuce makes a decision. AG is likely offering him opportunity to prove he has perimeter game to NBA scouts to secure a 1rst Rd pick in 2024.
@UDers_1 @sullymygoodname There are a few outliers but the upper quartile of nil deals are in the $100-500k range. We can crowd source that kind of money. It is where this is all going. Duke is on it. https://t.co/k4IuxV3Wni
@Reformed75 @sullymygoodname I 100% agree, but why didn’t he start at or transfer to one of those programs? He knows he needs a club that will allow him the opportunity to show scouts he can play outside the paint. If a blue chip program guarantees that, he may go, but that is not a given.