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QuoteMartin reminds me more of Bass than Randle. That's not a knock... I'd happily take a Bass with a late first... A 6-10 Bass would be nice.
Martin reminds me more of Bass than Randle. That's not a knock... I'd happily take a Bass with a late first...
Quote from: triboy16f on March 23, 2015, 01:43:03 PMQuote from: Celtics4ever on March 23, 2015, 01:39:32 PMMoussa Diagne sounds good for our first second round pick but I would work him out first and make sure that these highlights are not misleading as highlights often are. Strength is something that can be built. He looks like he might fill out into a Jermaine O'Neal type body at best which is not chopped liver.I agree. Only highlights but I liked the way he fights to deny the entry passes. He looks like he doesn't shy away from the physical stuff eithHe is in the Spanish League which is actually pretty good with their own scouting. A lot of good players have come out of there and it's the second best league in the world. I got a lot more interested when I saw he was from there
Quote from: Celtics4ever on March 23, 2015, 01:39:32 PMMoussa Diagne sounds good for our first second round pick but I would work him out first and make sure that these highlights are not misleading as highlights often are. Strength is something that can be built. He looks like he might fill out into a Jermaine O'Neal type body at best which is not chopped liver.I agree. Only highlights but I liked the way he fights to deny the entry passes. He looks like he doesn't shy away from the physical stuff eith
Moussa Diagne sounds good for our first second round pick but I would work him out first and make sure that these highlights are not misleading as highlights often are. Strength is something that can be built. He looks like he might fill out into a Jermaine O'Neal type body at best which is not chopped liver.
Quote from: Quetzalcoatl on March 23, 2015, 02:02:37 PMQuote from: triboy16f on March 23, 2015, 01:43:03 PMQuote from: Celtics4ever on March 23, 2015, 01:39:32 PMMoussa Diagne sounds good for our first second round pick but I would work him out first and make sure that these highlights are not misleading as highlights often are. Strength is something that can be built. He looks like he might fill out into a Jermaine O'Neal type body at best which is not chopped liver.I agree. Only highlights but I liked the way he fights to deny the entry passes. He looks like he doesn't shy away from the physical stuff eithHe is in the Spanish League which is actually pretty good with their own scouting. A lot of good players have come out of there and it's the second best league in the world. I got a lot more interested when I saw he was from there Moussa Diagne jumps off the screen. Hes clearly strong especially from the lower body and some of those clips show Bruce Bowen like hands. He's a pest, he's probably going to muck up every game he enters and may never develop into a true post player but while he's around the basket he'll make the shooter think twice and that might provide more rim protection than a highlight reel full of globetrotter blocks ever could.
I wonder if Martin lost a few more pounds, if he can play some sf. Really like Martin size, explosiveness for size and can do a little bit of everything. Good motor. Just needs to play with a bit more toughness and refine his shooting stroke
Quote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 09:53:12 AMI wonder if Martin lost a few more pounds, if he can play some sf. Really like Martin size, explosiveness for size and can do a little bit of everything. Good motor. Just needs to play with a bit more toughness and refine his shooting strokeWell, look at it this way: If we draft Martin and keep Sully, we'd get economies of scale with Weight Watchers.Mike
Quote from: Smartacus on March 26, 2015, 12:00:48 PMQuote from: Quetzalcoatl on March 23, 2015, 02:02:37 PMQuote from: triboy16f on March 23, 2015, 01:43:03 PMQuote from: Celtics4ever on March 23, 2015, 01:39:32 PMMoussa Diagne sounds good for our first second round pick but I would work him out first and make sure that these highlights are not misleading as highlights often are. Strength is something that can be built. He looks like he might fill out into a Jermaine O'Neal type body at best which is not chopped liver.I agree. Only highlights but I liked the way he fights to deny the entry passes. He looks like he doesn't shy away from the physical stuff eithHe is in the Spanish League which is actually pretty good with their own scouting. A lot of good players have come out of there and it's the second best league in the world. I got a lot more interested when I saw he was from there Moussa Diagne jumps off the screen. Hes clearly strong especially from the lower body and some of those clips show Bruce Bowen like hands. He's a pest, he's probably going to muck up every game he enters and may never develop into a true post player but while he's around the basket he'll make the shooter think twice and that might provide more rim protection than a highlight reel full of globetrotter blocks ever could.I agree. Diagne could really rise in the draft. But im reading on some profile pages he might not declare until the 2016 draft
Diange has the size of an NBA center, standing 6-11 with a 7-4 wingspan. He has an NBA body, is a physical rebounder, and while his numbers aren't wowing anyone, he is playing roughly 14 minutes a game in the ACB and averaging four rebounds a game. He's not a great scorer yet, nor is he an explosive, above-the-rim type of athlete. But he moves well, he plays really hard, and could end up being a serviceable backup in the league.
Quote from: celticmania on April 14, 2015, 03:58:45 PMThis is what Ford said about DiagneMoussa Diagne, C, SenegalQuoteDiange has the size of an NBA center, standing 6-11 with a 7-4 wingspan. He has an NBA body, is a physical rebounder, and while his numbers aren't wowing anyone, he is playing roughly 14 minutes a game in the ACB and averaging four rebounds a game. He's not a great scorer yet, nor is he an explosive, above-the-rim type of athlete. But he moves well, he plays really hard, and could end up being a serviceable backup in the league.
he looks like an explosive athlete to me
Ford needs some new glasses.
Quote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 04:27:18 PMQuote from: celticmania on April 14, 2015, 03:58:45 PMThis is what Ford said about DiagneMoussa Diagne, C, SenegalQuoteDiange has the size of an NBA center, standing 6-11 with a 7-4 wingspan. He has an NBA body, is a physical rebounder, and while his numbers aren't wowing anyone, he is playing roughly 14 minutes a game in the ACB and averaging four rebounds a game. He's not a great scorer yet, nor is he an explosive, above-the-rim type of athlete. But he moves well, he plays really hard, and could end up being a serviceable backup in the league.Quotehe looks like an explosive athlete to meQuoteFord needs some new glasses. I'd like to see more of him to have an opinion. However, if he were that athletic, especially combining that athleticism with his age, size, and wingspan, then surely he would have to be projected higher than the late 2nd rd both ESPN and DExpress have him going. I understand he's raw, but teams draft based mostly on potential so something isn't adding up.
Quote from: Eddie20 on April 14, 2015, 04:42:39 PMQuote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 04:27:18 PMQuote from: celticmania on April 14, 2015, 03:58:45 PMThis is what Ford said about DiagneMoussa Diagne, C, SenegalQuoteDiange has the size of an NBA center, standing 6-11 with a 7-4 wingspan. He has an NBA body, is a physical rebounder, and while his numbers aren't wowing anyone, he is playing roughly 14 minutes a game in the ACB and averaging four rebounds a game. He's not a great scorer yet, nor is he an explosive, above-the-rim type of athlete. But he moves well, he plays really hard, and could end up being a serviceable backup in the league.Quotehe looks like an explosive athlete to meQuoteFord needs some new glasses. I'd like to see more of him to have an opinion. However, if he were that athletic, especially combining that athleticism with his age, size, and wingspan, then surely he would have to be projected higher than the late 2nd rd both ESPN and DExpress have him going. I understand he's raw, but teams draft based mostly on potential so something isn't adding up.Unfortunately he is closer to a biyombo in terms of skill level (minimal)with noels bodyHe is tenacious but could be overpowered by stronger nba centers and get outwit by nba calibre pfs.He cant be worse than capela . i would take a risk and use one of our mid 2nds to grab him. If danny sees something even with our 76ers 2nd. Draft and stash. Danny has the luxury to do this finally
Quote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 04:59:10 PMQuote from: Eddie20 on April 14, 2015, 04:42:39 PMQuote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 04:27:18 PMQuote from: celticmania on April 14, 2015, 03:58:45 PMThis is what Ford said about DiagneMoussa Diagne, C, SenegalQuoteDiange has the size of an NBA center, standing 6-11 with a 7-4 wingspan. He has an NBA body, is a physical rebounder, and while his numbers aren't wowing anyone, he is playing roughly 14 minutes a game in the ACB and averaging four rebounds a game. He's not a great scorer yet, nor is he an explosive, above-the-rim type of athlete. But he moves well, he plays really hard, and could end up being a serviceable backup in the league.Quotehe looks like an explosive athlete to meQuoteFord needs some new glasses. I'd like to see more of him to have an opinion. However, if he were that athletic, especially combining that athleticism with his age, size, and wingspan, then surely he would have to be projected higher than the late 2nd rd both ESPN and DExpress have him going. I understand he's raw, but teams draft based mostly on potential so something isn't adding up.Unfortunately he is closer to a biyombo in terms of skill level (minimal)with noels bodyHe is tenacious but could be overpowered by stronger nba centers and get outwit by nba calibre pfs.He cant be worse than capela . i would take a risk and use one of our mid 2nds to grab him. If danny sees something even with our 76ers 2nd. Draft and stash. Danny has the luxury to do this finallyOk, but that still doesn't make sense. Biyombo was the #7 pick, Noel the # 6, and Capela #25. Diagne is 21, nearly 7 foot tall, and has a great wingspan. Yet, he's projected to go #57 by Draft Express and #44 by Ford. Again, it doesn't make sense. Either he has no basketball skills whatsoever or isn't as athletic as you might believe.
Quote from: Eddie20 on April 14, 2015, 07:30:40 PMQuote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 04:59:10 PMQuote from: Eddie20 on April 14, 2015, 04:42:39 PMQuote from: triboy16f on April 14, 2015, 04:27:18 PMQuote from: celticmania on April 14, 2015, 03:58:45 PMThis is what Ford said about DiagneMoussa Diagne, C, SenegalQuoteDiange has the size of an NBA center, standing 6-11 with a 7-4 wingspan. He has an NBA body, is a physical rebounder, and while his numbers aren't wowing anyone, he is playing roughly 14 minutes a game in the ACB and averaging four rebounds a game. He's not a great scorer yet, nor is he an explosive, above-the-rim type of athlete. But he moves well, he plays really hard, and could end up being a serviceable backup in the league.Quotehe looks like an explosive athlete to meQuoteFord needs some new glasses. I'd like to see more of him to have an opinion. However, if he were that athletic, especially combining that athleticism with his age, size, and wingspan, then surely he would have to be projected higher than the late 2nd rd both ESPN and DExpress have him going. I understand he's raw, but teams draft based mostly on potential so something isn't adding up.Unfortunately he is closer to a biyombo in terms of skill level (minimal)with noels bodyHe is tenacious but could be overpowered by stronger nba centers and get outwit by nba calibre pfs.He cant be worse than capela . i would take a risk and use one of our mid 2nds to grab him. If danny sees something even with our 76ers 2nd. Draft and stash. Danny has the luxury to do this finallyOk, but that still doesn't make sense. Biyombo was the #7 pick, Noel the # 6, and Capela #25. Diagne is 21, nearly 7 foot tall, and has a great wingspan. Yet, he's projected to go #57 by Draft Express and #44 by Ford. Again, it doesn't make sense. Either he has no basketball skills whatsoever or isn't as athletic as you might believe.Biyombo would not go #7 if that draft was redone. Capela was #25 and I like him also but in a strong draft prob goes early in the 2nd round