@MoreForYou_CLE Yeah I think he could be anywhere from 6/7 to 11/12. It’s a “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” thing in that group. But for my money he’s closer to 7th than he is 12th.
@mfarrellsports He’s always been a willing, physical blocker. Was weird that he somehow lost that reputation as a rookie. Dude always stuck his nose in there at OSU.
@BSO It’s so dumb. Spread them out and run inside. Or use our aliens in the outside.
But don’t bunch everybody up so it’s crowded and we take our biggest studs off the field. Makes no sense.
It’s like ‘90’s basketball. Theres a better way, my dude.
@SonofaRyanDay@cseem20 On just three targets…. Man makes plays when his numbers is called. Blocks his ass off and is team-first at every turn. I don’t get the hate.
We don’t need another dude hoovering up targets that should go to #4.
@realcavsfans As I see it two distinct functions for bench depth:
- hold down the fort amidst injuries
- provide playable depth in the playoffs.
I think Cavs prolly fare better on the second score (Merrill, Tyson, maybe CPj, maybe Bryant, fingers crossed for Tomlin…)
@realcavsfans Actually makes me feel better. Boston and Philly both materially better. After that I think it’s up for debate and Cavs fare pretty well.
.@realcavsfans is there a reason Cavs haven’t kicked the tires on John konchar?
I like Bruce brown fine but konchar seems to answer more questions (front court depth, defensive size/versatility, *maybe* some shooting if you squint.)
If he’s a minimum guy I think he’d fit