This dude Ben Pfeifer does a great job with these videos. I think this is a very fair breakdown of Sensabaugh seeing as how we worked him out and he’s in our range.
I had a pretty good back and forth with u/nottherealstanlee on his strengths/weaknesses but for those who haven’t looked at Brice a ton, this video could help
FVV_LeBron_AD_18
Why on earth would the Lakers want to waste a valuable asset on a rookie player when the LeBron/AD title window is at most 2 more years.
This is mind boggling stupidity if they actually draft someone at 17 unless it’s a complete steal like Bilal Coulibaly or Gradey Dick.
This is what the Warriors did they should have went all in to help Steph Curry but instead they wasted assets on young draft picks that did nothing to help them win a title.
And btw that 2022 title was more luck than anything else. The 2022 Warriors would have lost to Bucks, Heat or the 76ers but they got the one team (Celtics) they could beat. Tatum wasn’t ready and he choked that Finals away,,,,, if Tatum even scored 20 ppg on decent efficiency the Celtics win that series.
Point being that idiotic Warriors FO almost cost Steph Curry a 4th ring because they tried to play it both ways and now if Lakers do the same they are more than likely going to cosrt LeBron his 5th ring. SMH
nottherealstanlee
This is almost exactly my take as well. I think at the next level his physicality is a huge key for him. When he starts attacking the rim with that shoulder down, he looks unstoppable offensively. But the concerns for me remain on defense. Can he defend guards? He’s a bit undersized to defend 3s.
I do also agree completely that his ability to hit threes can/should translate immediately. He’d be a fine pick at 17 and we’re clearly interested!
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This dude Ben Pfeifer does a great job with these videos. I think this is a very fair breakdown of Sensabaugh seeing as how we worked him out and he’s in our range.
I had a pretty good back and forth with u/nottherealstanlee on his strengths/weaknesses but for those who haven’t looked at Brice a ton, this video could help
Why on earth would the Lakers want to waste a valuable asset on a rookie player when the LeBron/AD title window is at most 2 more years.
This is mind boggling stupidity if they actually draft someone at 17 unless it’s a complete steal like Bilal Coulibaly or Gradey Dick.
This is what the Warriors did they should have went all in to help Steph Curry but instead they wasted assets on young draft picks that did nothing to help them win a title.
And btw that 2022 title was more luck than anything else. The 2022 Warriors would have lost to Bucks, Heat or the 76ers but they got the one team (Celtics) they could beat. Tatum wasn’t ready and he choked that Finals away,,,,, if Tatum even scored 20 ppg on decent efficiency the Celtics win that series.
Point being that idiotic Warriors FO almost cost Steph Curry a 4th ring because they tried to play it both ways and now if Lakers do the same they are more than likely going to cosrt LeBron his 5th ring. SMH
This is almost exactly my take as well. I think at the next level his physicality is a huge key for him. When he starts attacking the rim with that shoulder down, he looks unstoppable offensively. But the concerns for me remain on defense. Can he defend guards? He’s a bit undersized to defend 3s.
I do also agree completely that his ability to hit threes can/should translate immediately. He’d be a fine pick at 17 and we’re clearly interested!