robj55;1214680 wrote:Strong argument there, I said I liked him as a rotational player, but he is most definitely overrated on here. Not to say he isn't a nice piece going forward.

robj55;1214683 wrote:Don't get all defensive, I would probably rather have T2 than an injured Sully going forward.

hoops23;1214684 wrote:And how is T2 overrated on here? Just because some of us liked the pick doesn't mean we're labeling him an all star lol.

He's got nice potential and will be a rotational player at the very worst.

hoops23;1214687 wrote:Oh yeah... The defensive remark smh.

If that the case, what were you regarding the Heat? Lmao

robj55;1214689 wrote:I guess because a lot of people look at him on here as a cornerstone type of player when he is no more than a rotational player to me right now. Differing opinions are alright though.

hoops23;1214693 wrote:Proof of people calling him a cornerstone player?

robj55;1214692 wrote:Stop making this into a big deal, I made a comment that wasn't even derogatory. I said I like him as a player.

hoops23;1214693 wrote:Proof of people calling him a cornerstone player?

robj55;1214701 wrote:I said they look at him like that, not that they called him that. Maybe I overreacted because I always see people talking about him along with the likes of Kyrie. I just look at him as more of a complimentary piece.

hoops23;1214706 wrote:If he's a complimentary piece on the Cavs, wouldn't he be talked about with Kyrie?

robj55;1214631 wrote:I didn't see Waiters play a ton but he seems like he needs to be a ball dominant player to be effective, anyone watch him play a lot this past year?

hoops23;1214665 wrote:He wanted us to trade that pick for a pick in this draft so he could bitch about that pick then this year.

killer_ewok;1214711 wrote:I watched every game he played. Explosive player who can get to the bucket and finish. Not the best outside shooter but certainly solid and consistent enough. You can look at him and see that he has a solid frame and can and does absorb contact and still finishes. Some have made a big deal out of him not starting but Syracuse used him as "instant offense" off the bench due to their depth and just the dynamic of the team. Pretty good defender too. Very athletic. As others have said, I think some of you will be surprised. Pleasantly.

robj55;1214716 wrote:Does he dominate the ball or play within the flow of the offense?

hoops23;1214721 wrote:Byron Scott's Princeton offense utilizes two guards who can play with the ball. Kyrie was off the ball quite a bit towards te end of the season to utilize his shooting stroke.

hoops23;1214721 wrote:Byron Scott's Princeton offense utilizes two guards who can play with the ball. Kyrie was off the ball quite a bit towards te end of the season to utilize his shooting stroke.

robj55;1214716 wrote:Does he dominate the ball or play within the flow of the offense?

IggyPride00;1214741 wrote:Many on the RealCavsFans chat thread are likening our picks to our drafting of Dajuan Wagner and Chris Mihm.

Not sure how they will turn out, but Grant will be looking for a new job next year if they don't show some major promise this season to have justified the picks.

like_that;1214742 wrote:RCF is a great source Iggy... Thanks for the contribution.

Crimson streak;1214743 wrote:Zeller is the perfect center for this offense. Runs the floor extremely well and rebounds very good. He will definitely open things up for t2 on the offensive glass. We still have fa so we could sign a solid sf or even oj mayo

like_that;1214742 wrote:RCF is a great source Iggy... Thanks for the contribution.

Pick6;1214747 wrote:Hopefully somebody better than Casspi lol.

Really though, pretty sure we have some money, I'd like to see us spend some.