>maybe the latter more often but i dont find this to be
>lacking in any semi-professional analysis of his game.
>
>anyway i like him and think he is shaping up to be a great
>value in the mold of like paul pierce, caron butler, paul
>george and other guys who slid a bit for no good reason.

And what he needs to do to get better is elite. He's got a bit of kobeness to him in terms of being a gym rat.

I think with taking Stanley you know that barring injury nothing will be left on the table at the end of his career. He's going to maximize every bit of potential he has- which is often cool for a garbage guy but his ceiling is actually pretty high.

I've followed him personally since after his freshman year at mater dei and love where he is headed. I wish the lakers hadn't gotten the 2 cause I think he would've been a great fit on the Lakers.

Seems like right now he's headed to detroitn or Miami since he turned down the Charlotte workout. Okc fans want to trade up to grab him. All 3 of those teams Would be a nice fit. Miami would actually make a really nice fit.