Okay, I admit I'm a very casual NBA fan, essentially watching only the playoffs.
However, after watching Dellavedova fill-in for an injured Irving; I am convinced that Juice Brown is the better all around player.
(06-13-2015 09:37 AM)San Giuseppe Jato Rocket Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, I admit I'm a very casual NBA fan, essentially watching only the playoffs.
However, after watching Dellavedova fill-in for an injured Irving; I am convinced that Juice Brown is the better all around player.
Don't know if Juice could take the physical NBA game.
I think it's a hard comparison to make. Juice clearly has some offensive skills that Dellevedova lacks.
There are probably hundreds of college players watching the finals who think that they are better than Dellevedova, but very few of them will ever make an NBA roster.
Juice had trouble guarding many MAC point guards, so I'm not sure how he'd do against Curry.
Dellavadova's effort is waaaaaaayyy ahead on a consistency scale. If you're good AND leave it all on the floor night in and night out you'll get a shot. People thought Nash wasn't that good. People thought Curry's game wasn't an NBA game. That's three MVPs. Dellavadova won't get one but he'll play for a few years.
he's also 6-3 215. juice would need to follow the earl boykins model. be in great shape, never turn the ball over, and knock down jumpers when the d focuses elsewhere. boykins played 12 years in the league doing that.
(06-13-2015 05:50 PM)pono Wrote: [ -> ]he's also 6-3 215. juice would need to follow the earl boykins model. be in great shape, never turn the ball over, and knock down jumpers when the d focuses elsewhere. boykins played 12 years in the league doing that.
Juice is way more skilled offensively he the physicallity and efforts points others make are valid points as one time I thought he was a surely better but the way he ended his season and the way Delavadova has played in the playoffs make me less sure than I once was.