Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
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Pittstop said:
Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
No one will remember Bronny for being any good.
Alkiadt said:Pittstop said:
Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
No one will remember Bronny for being any good.
Meanwhile, leg injury.
Alkiadt said:Pittstop said:
Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
No one will remember Bronny for being any good.
I know. I just thought it was kind of ironic when I saw the clip. And I have no clue why "Bronny's first ever NBA bucket" merited a highlight on Sports Center. He is a glorified G Leaguer.
The fact that you started this thread is the emblematic of why his first bucket gets a story on SportsCenter
Alkiadt said:Pittstop said:
Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
No one will remember Bronny for being any good.
It depends on what your expectations are, I suppose. But for the record: I disagree. I think Bronny will be a good player. Not an all star level player or anything. But a good, strong and athletic perimeter defender. For this to happen, he needs to develop his jumper. If he does, he could easily have an 8-10 year career and make himself a lot of money. He seems to work hard and seems like a good kid, and his dad has set an excellent example of how to work on your game and your body, so I think he will succeed.
I don't think he is or can be a PG , so at his size he is going to have to be a great shooter and top defender
Not sure that will happen so maybe he can stay on a roster as a bench role player
I don't see any star power but I've been plenty wrong projecting players before
Not sure that will happen so maybe he can stay on a roster as a bench role player
I don't see any star power but I've been plenty wrong projecting players before
GMP said:Alkiadt said:Pittstop said:
Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
No one will remember Bronny for being any good.
It depends on what your expectations are, I suppose. But for the record: I disagree. I think Bronny will be a good player. Not an all star level player or anything. But a good, strong and athletic perimeter defender. For this to happen, he needs to develop his jumper. If he does, he could easily have an 8-10 year career and make himself a lot of money. He seems to work hard and seems like a good kid, and his dad has set an excellent example of how to work on your game and your body, so I think he will succeed.
nepo babies rulePittstop said:Alkiadt said:Pittstop said:
Bronny hit a midrange, one legged fall-away J with Tyson all over him on the close-out, with a hand up.
No one will remember Bronny for being any good.
I know. I just thought it was kind of ironic when I saw the clip. And I have no clue why "Bronny's first ever NBA bucket" merited a highlight on Sports Center. He is a glorified G Leaguer.
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