I think Nic Batum is the player for Bruno to model his game on this season. Both long, lanky with great 3 point strokes.
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Uncle_Si wrote: View PostDoes anyone else see Bruno being used in a similar role as Novak was last year?
I know he doesn't have the shooting prowess of Steve Novak that would force teams to keep an eye on him and open up the floor. But, maybe that's a good thing because it could lead to more open looks for him. Bruno should be able to contribute some shooting this year and it's not like Novak did anything on the defensive end anyway so Bruno would probably be an upgrade there right away just based on his length. Besides, how many times did Novak miss wide open 3's?
Seems like a perfect fit to me.
Uncle_Si wrote: View PostI could care less about his feelings and if team mates pass to him (which they will, the only way he even gets that role is if he's working hard in practice and knocking down those shots, plus it won't be in crunch time).
Of course he will be "camping on offence" TR did last year and it worked well for him as a stepping stone to more responsibility (hopefully) this year.
The kid needs to play and his most useful skill right now is his shooting and his length. Which is one more skill/asset than Novak had.
As far as teams not respecting his shooting, I mentioned that in the original post and said it would lead to more wide open looks for him, which isn't a bad thing.
1. getting Bruno open looks is way down on the Raps priority list in the offensive sets
2. Bruno getting open look 3s is way down on the Raps development priority list for Bruno.
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chico wrote: View PostSince a big part of Novak's role was to draw attention and spread the floor, I think Bruno's got some work to do in getting a reputation as a threat before he can fill "a similar role".
Dude, Bruno is an 18 year old that has never even played at U.S. college level. Patience is needed. I can guarantee you that for the 2014-15 season:
1. getting Bruno open looks is way down on the Raps priority list in the offensive sets
2. Bruno getting open look 3s is way down on the Raps development priority list for Bruno.
But given that as a caveat, if the Raptors do play Bruno, I expect open look 3s to be quite high on the priority list for Bruno in terms of offence. His 3 pter is arguably his most developed and closest to NBA level skill. I would expect that apart from wide open layups/dunks he gets cutting or in transition, they'd want to keep nurturing his 3 pt shooting ability. Can't use him for much else, and the faster he gets good/confident with it at the NBA level, the more it will open up other things for him.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostI agree with the first....
But given that as a caveat, if the Raptors do play Bruno, I expect open look 3s to be quite high on the priority list for Bruno in terms of offence. His 3 pter is arguably his most developed and closest to NBA level skill. I would expect that apart from wide open layups/dunks he gets cutting or in transition, they'd want to keep nurturing his 3 pt shooting ability. Can't use him for much else, and the faster he gets good/confident with it at the NBA level, the more it will open up other things for him.
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GLF wrote: View PostIs there a link to his interview? What else did he talk about?
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http://pmd.fan590.com/podcasts/pts/p...g-28---6pm.mp3Last edited by MixxAOR; Fri Aug 29, 2014, 09:47 AM.Only one thing matters: We The Champs.
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Thanks!I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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"Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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MACK11 wrote: View Post007 wrote: View PostMight just be a little skinny his whole career, it's not to bad, he has the length.
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