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02-08-2002, 02:15 PM
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There are several interesting Mavs articles today from Fisher, Norm, and Matt Pinto at dallasbasketball.com for those who haven't seen them yet.
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02-09-2002, 08:25 AM
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i'll definitely check out what norm has to say...
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02-09-2002, 11:02 AM
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I found this interesting. Nellie with a comparison of Bradley and Wang.
"He's already better than Shawn Bradley as far as who is the better player,'' Nellie says. "His progress has been amazing. He gets visibly better almost daily. It's really dramatic.'' |
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02-09-2002, 11:25 AM
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One reason Wang is better is that he can move.
Bradley hasn't really developed much in his time as a Mav. You don't want him putting the ball on the floor. He has little offensive game, except the set shot. He doesn't jump much, nor does he have to. Bradley is just tall. That's his entire game. Wang shoots the three. He can drive the basket. He made a spin move against the Nets the other night. You don't see Bradley with Wang's type of agility. Bradley blocks more shots and has played in the American style longer. Bradley hasn't developed in the American style but he has been exposed to it. Big men tend to develop slowly but they have to have a clue. Wang has a clue and should be something when he peaks. Bradley hasn't a clue. |
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