why do all you idiots want him to lose weight and become soft? he just needs to work on footwork, get a couple more post moves, and post and pick and roll defense. hes a great player already. dont mess with perfection
This is what happens when you try to interpret a conversation based off of one reply. The point was a comparison od LJ and Blair at the same age. LJ was a junior in college, while Blair was in his first year in the NBA at the same age. This has nothing to do with LJs NBA career.
why do all you idiots want him to lose weight and become soft? he just needs to work on footwork, get a couple more post moves, and post and pick and roll defense. hes a great player already. dont mess with perfection
Uggg! Why does Blair have to be in only when Duncan is out?
Oh i've agreed with this since 2005. But Pat Riley ain't walking thru that door and a cementhead isn't walking out or being shown the way out so....![]()
Good advice. He's almost a clone of Malik Rose...not a bad thing to be. To put him in the company of the others is a reach right now, but who knows.
Ya everyone seems to agree he needs to add a consistent midrange jumper.
FTs also but I'm not holding my breath.
Snaq and Wilt stayed at 50%.
So losing a little more weight so that he can become quicker and better conditioned = softness? Do explain.
From what I remember they tried to get Malik to lose weight and be more of a 3. It didn't work and he went back to his strengths. I do think Blair can improve his outside or mid range shot and defense. But rather than having him play outside more I would like him to learn how to play to his strengths better, such as learning how to score in the post better. After that then they can slowly work at broadening his game. I wouldn't rush it too fast or he could lose his confidence.
consistent energy and a jumpshot for next year would be great. at times, he was non-existent in games this year. he's go from looking like rookie of the year-type player (ie against Oklahoma and Dallas), to looking like the 37th pick (or whatever it was). Spurs need to know what to get from him on a nightly basis. i think what will help him with that is getting more involved offensively, hence why he should work on a jumpshot.
Blair could be very good. I still think the biggest factor in the way of his development is his knees. If they hold up over the years he could be really really good. As long as they hold up, I'm sure the rest of his development will follow suit. Hes shown the determination and drive to make it happen otherwise.
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