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>Because Beal exhibited way more heart than Lamb, he's more of
>a character guy than him too. Lamb seems way to aloof, he
>didn't exactly come out this season with the mindset to prove
>that he's better than riding the coattail's of a 5'11 Bobcat.
Nigga they are both 19 year olds who havent been in any trouble. Lamb's pops was an NBA player. He's from middle-class norcross. He was the one dude on the under-19 squad who could handle the ball and follow the coaching. But you know about his "character." Ok Skip Bayless
>Whoa there. Who said that I don't trust Byron Scott? I said
>that I don't want his job to be harder because we draft guys
>solely on their measurable's and disregard if they have the
>innate desire to be great. You're posting like you don't know
>the archetype of player the Cavaliers are targeting. Jones and
>Lamb and not them, they are not rated as high as the others
>for the reasons I've stated, on most people's board and you
>can bet on the Cavs' Big Board.
Ok dude. Humble quiet niggas who work hard arent the archetype. Lamb wasnt a top 25 recruit but his handle and and shot are worlds better than when he got on campus. That just happened by magic obviously. dude has bad character. Baylor went to the sweet 16 with a terrible game coach, so the players on that team should be penalized for that. k.
So Beal played at the 3 with two guards who rarely spent time inside the 3 point line? And Erik Murphy is a high post player right? So what's all the stuff in the middle of the offense called? Space? K then. What's a "one and done" program? You think if Billy Donovan didnt miss on Austin Rivers and Brandon Knight that he would be running a "2-4 year program?" Stop writing narratives dude. Also, if playing with 2 ball dominating pgs who didnt run the team is a reason to look past Beal's issue...what do you call 'Bazz and Boatright's selfish game this year? What would that have done to Lamb? And if those things are equal then why did he shoot better than Beal?
>Dude, the stigma of his game is that he's not confident in his
>driving ability , of course you can show some isolated
>situations but let's be real here.
From the best scouting site out there;
"He has a smooth first step and very good ball-handling skills, fluidly using change of speed and direction dribbles to keep his defender on his heels. At this stage, though, Lamb prefers to utilize his step-back jumper or use his dribble to create space for mid-range jump shots, often bailing out his defender, rather than attacking the rim. This is evidenced by how infrequently he gets to the free throw line, where he ranks 5th in attempts per-40 amongst the 21 shooting guards in our top 100 prospect rankings, as well as in the fact that 73% of his shots in the half-court come on jumpers.
With that said, Lamb was still a very efficient scorer inside the arc as a sophomore, able to use an array of floaters and smoothly pull up in mid-range, making things look easy at times. His 60% on 2-pointers this season was actually the highest of any shooting guard in our top 100.
As we've mentioned before, in addition to his talents off the dribble, Lamb is also an outstanding jump shooter. He has range well past the NBA 3-point line and can shoot the ball with his feet set, off the dribble, or running off screens. He's shown nice footwork coming off curls and does an excellent job creating space, squaring himself, and elevating to get off his jumper.
From behind the arc this season, he shot an unimpressive 34%, taking over six attempts per game, displaying poor shot selection at times and often settling for long, difficult jumpers. He clearly has the potential to be a more efficient deep shooter, but he'll need to do a better job of being more selective.
From DraftExpress.com http://www.draftexpress.com#ixzz1vb7myofV"
>They were coming off of a national title, they really don't
>have an excuse for being that dysfunctional. And I don't want
>to hear about the coach not being there, players weren't
>stepping up and Lamb was one of them. Like I already stated,
>Beal didn't have the best situation ever but he made the most
>of it. "good on leaders" Again, Kyrie can't hold all the
>weight, we need to get him guys that will take some pressure
>off of him instead of being dead weight.
You Cuban B'ing NCAA sanctions, an old coach who isnt actually coaching much anymore and all kinds of eligibility issues that fucked with their rotation for 2/3 of the year. Cool.
>>Actually in that UK game PJ3 was taking it right at AD and
>>Jones in the post. His moves are raw but he showed heart in
>>that game. His team was overmatched and terribly outcoached
>i
>
>
>And what did he do defensively? I don't know why you want to
>swing for the fences when we can drive runs in and win. You
>sounds like a guy that's big on measurable's and empty stats,
>don't tell me his stat line and what he did but then admit
>that he didn't effect the outcome of the game.
>
>>Why should Byron's job be easy? Scott Brooks isnt some
>amazing
>>coach but they gave him 3 ball-dominating wings and told him
>>to make it work. He helped develop Russy as a pg and found
>>rotations that got Harden going. That's what coaches do. If
>>Byron can't do it then Van Gundy will be coming off a nice
>>year off. Also, PJ isnt a big. That boy is a 3 and the
>sooner
>>a coach makes him accountable for defense and lets that be
>his
>>ticket to playing the wing on offense the sooner he'll
>>develop
>>
>
>WTF, why should his job be hard? Why should he have to stay up
>late at night worrying how he's going to get the team's new
>high draft pick to play like he gives a fuck? You think they
>give Pop knuckle heads and tell him "make it work"? Fuck no,
>they target character guys that they don't have to worry about
>if they're giving their all or not. And oh yeah, those teams
>focus on fit , not just size. OKC could have took Tyreke Evans
>because he's bigger than Harden but they didn't because they
>realized that fit is more important.
Harden is out here fucking porn stars and import models and PARTYING. The only thing that makes you a knuckle head is a lack of discretion. I could care less about this bullshit. Pop runs Stephen Jackson out there.
>>Harkless can't shoot, can't handle and that hustle-ball
>isn't
>>going to get him anything except a ticket to being Thad
>Young
>>jr. I like Moe but he's a project just like EVERY rookie.
>
>Harkless has an all around game, he doesn't really need to be
>GREAT at anything in our situation as he would be a 3rd option
>at best. Young is a good player that most Cavs fans would LOVE
>to have, so I find it funny that you're trying to talk down on
>dude. Stop for a sec and read what you typed, you're trying to
>hate on a dude because he displays hustle, lol wtf yo. Yeah,
>every rookie is a project, but there's a difference than
>building a dog house and solving world hunger. Sounds like you
>want those guys to be great more than even they do, those
>ain't the kids I want on this team, those guys won't help us.
>It's a shame that the guys you want are the guys Cavs would
>just settle with, guys we could trade down and still attain.
K nigga. Be wrong. ----------------------------
Young, restless, talk so reckless
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