Will turn out to be a decent pick if he pushes one or two of the bums ahead of him off the roster.
Oh and
Absolute truth
#PlayWhite
Popovich on Derrick White:
“I thought Derrick was really well composed. He was aggressive, showed a lot of maturity for a young guy, and hasn’t played much all year. Mostly played in the G League, been hurt a lot so I thought he did a really fine job. I was real pleased with him.”
http://news4sanantonio.com/sports/sp...ampaign=buffer
Yeah. Green couldn't find his man after that move!
Josh Heart is Mario Ellie clone...
Kiss of death when Pop says things like this...?
He looks exactly like Slowmo so maybe everybody just expected him to be equally unathletic...
... yea... Pop rarely gives praise this enthusiastic so normally he would send back the rook to the Gleague and we don't see much of him again.
Only thing that helps him is the injury situation.
https://www.expressnews.com/spurs-na...t-12605709.php
Spurs rookie bides time, then earns it
By Jeff McDonald
He has set a new career scoring high in each game on the trek, with 10 points in 18 minutes of a 129-81 victory over Phoenix before supplying 11 points in 28 minutes at Golden State.
Those 21 points in the past two games were more than White had scored the rest of the season combined (17).
White’s teammates acknowledge they haven’t seen much of the rookie guard’s game this season. What little they have seen is encouraging.
“He has a knack for scoring,” Manu Ginobili said of the 23-year-old from Colorado. “He’s not the most athletic. He’s not the best shooter. But he’s a threat. He can score.”
White has spent much of his time burning up Interstate 35 between San Antonio and Austin, averaging 15.7 points in 13 G League appearances.
When White rejoined the Spurs, he came back a more confident player. He credits his time in Austin, where the Spurs’ G League affiliate runs the same system as the NBA club, with helping him acclimate.
“It helps me stay in rhythm, stay in shape,” White said. “It helps to play. My time in Austin has been beneficial knowing what works and what doesn’t work.”
I think his learning curve will be a lot shorter than many players.
Yes! Really like this kid
Always looks in control. He actually reminds me of Nash. Last season I thought he had a similar game style as Roy, but more I look at him, he controls his dribble and his shooting stroke is very Nash like.
Seemed an underwhelming choice when they picked him but he really looks like a legit NBA player. Smooth scorer, good at PnR, decent shooter. Looks like someone who'll have a 10+ year career in the NBA, even as a 6/7th man, and this is great value so late in the draft.
Wouldnt that be amazing if he was a Nash clone.
Good at ude too. Hope he spends majority of his career as a Spur.
I couldn't resist. It's just too funny.
That jumper is only gonna get better too![]()
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