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Would be a great player in case we ever have to match up against Darko.
Seriously, this would be an interesting option...there were a ton of people high on him when he was drafted...and he seems pretty grounded from what I've seen.
Nikoloz Tskitishvili | 20
Position: F
Born: Apr 14, 1983
Height: 7-0 / 2,13
Weight: 225 lbs. / 102,1 kg.
From : Georgia (Europe)
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Potential low cost IR reclamation project. Seems destined for the Euroleagues though.
Would be a great player in case we ever have to match up against Darko.
Seriously, this would be an interesting option...there were a ton of people high on him when he was drafted...and he seems pretty grounded from what I've seen.
Intersting, he is still young and could have some upside.
Ha ha. Don't think so.
he was supposed to be good when he first came into the league...but he hasnt improved.
Bust
He needs to go to the NBDL on a team with a good coaching staff. I don't think that he's a permanent bust, but he needs some help.
Don't know much about him.
but only because he's a project...and even worse...he's tried very hard ti improve...he's just not that good of an NBA player. I say no...we need guys that can contribute to a le run...we'll have enough projects as it is.
There are a number of guys who struggled to find their place in the league as young players who later on were useful, such as Mario Elie and Bruce Bowen. Sure, the odds are against the kid, but if we are talking about a 1 year minimum contract he might be worth a try...
This guy is just screaming for the Spurs to sign him.He needs to go to the NBDL on a team with a good coaching staff
BTW, the clowns at Denver Nuggets Talk, are making fun of this thread.....
I can spell " " two times with his last name. T zjwjiclphilly
Invite him to Summer League -- what could it hurt? We need a running buddy for young Viktor -- either him or Vlad Stepania....
Vladimir Stepania and Nikoloz Tskitishvili both played in Slovenia before leaving for the NBA.
Sanikidze aint comin over this summer.....
Is he?? I fully fully doubt it.
It would be awesome if he could though, the guy sounds amazing.
Since the Spurs will be capped out for quite some time now they have to look at guys like this (as well as guys overlooked in the draft and available when they draft), guys who other teams have given up on and are available for nothing. None of us in this thread see this guy as anything but a long term project who would be stuck on IR next season. Certainly not someone who has a shot at coming in next season and being a contributor.
With regards to the Nuggets, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank them for Devin Brown.
Hi, there.
Congratulations on the 'Ship.
As for Skita... Keep distance...
Even though he has the "potential" and "upside" people talk about all the time, he won't succeed in the NBA... He has no confidence, and he doesn't think he belong on the IR... , he whined because he was on the end of the bench while with the Nuggs... People were screaming bust, and he was DEMANDING A TRADE!... The problem with Skita is that he thinks since he was drafted 5th, he's a certified "star" but he never proved to have a glimpse of star talent...
Well, take your chances... Maybe you'll get lucky... But I wouldn't recomend though...
PS: http://nuggets.proboards1.com/index....9339665&page=1
If the Spurs are interested, they'll give him a shot in the RMR. If they like what they see, he'll get an invitation in the form of a 1 year minimum deal with a team option for another at the minimum to ride IR for a season and work on his game.
Make no mistake, Spurs fans don't see this guy as anything other than a bargain bin free agent who will bring nothing to the team next season.
Since the Spurs' rotation is pretty much set next season, the Spurs have the luxury of looking for rejects and overlooked players in the draft and free agency who someday might develop into a bench role player.
Interesting. He doesn't seem to be creating much buzz.
The Spurs have the overseas scouts to know if he has any talent. He'd be a low risk, high reward type pickup.
He'd be great to put on IR and let play in the NDBL for a season. Sign him to a 2 year minimum deal.
Bust
I seriously doubt that this guy, whether he would benefit from it or not, would agree to go to the NBDL.
He's playing for the wolves summer league team.
I was calling for the wolves to get a good look at him before i found out he was invited.
I have a feeling he will be signed definatly if Griffen starts getting high dollar figures. Even if they sign Griff, i see them trying to lure him also.
"Former Nuggets forward Nikoloz Tskitishvili, who also was in Las Vegas on Wednesday, said six NBA teams he wouldn't name are considering him as a free agent. "I'm going to play in the NBA (next season instead of Europe)," Tskitishvili said. "I don't care about money." Rocky Mountain News
Then.
Tskitishvili's Hot Shooting Ignites Minnesota in 33 Point Victory Over Milwaukee
July 15, 2005
The Minnesota Timberwolves used a hot shooting 2nd quarter from Forward Nikoloz Tskitishvili to propel themselves to a 33-point victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. Tskitishvili came off the bench to score 25 points, while Bucks Center Andrew Bogut struggled inside in his summer league debut.
The Timberwolves opened up the game by starting the 2nd quarter with a 20-4 run, during which Tskitishvili caught fire. He finished with a double-double, 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Forward Ndudi Ebi added 11 points and 9 rebounds. Paul McPherson started for the Timberwolves and hustled all around the court, and converted 5 of his 6 shots.
First overall draft pick Bogut struggled inside against Timberwolves Centers Dwayne Jones, Nick Horvath, and David Simon. Bogut picked up 5 fouls in the first half, while scoring only 3 points. He finished with 7 points in 28 minutes.
Meanwhile, Tskitishvili’s hot shooting and McPherson’s hustle fired up the Target Center crowd. Rashad McCants, the Timberwolves first round draft pick, led the cheers from the bench, despite not suiting up because of a strained right groin.
Guard John Lucas came off the bench and ran the offense well on his way to a game-high 9 assists. Jones started slowly for the Timberwolves, picking up a couple early fouls, before settling down and quieting Bogut.
The Timberwolves hope to carry their hot shooting into their next game, which is against the New York Knicks Saturday night at 7 PM. The Knicks defeated the Toronto Raptors earlier 89-81 behind 27 points from Guard Rueben Douglas.
Soft as . He makes Rasho look like Charles Oakley.
I'll pass.
Anyone knows what happened to him? He had a hard time getting a contract after the 2003 season but ended up in Portland. I checked their roster and he isn't on it anymore and i couldn't find any news about cutting him. I know he had problems with injuries while there, so i wonder what state he's in. If he's healthy he's definitely worth a look. A 7 footer who used to have a good jumper and he was a great shot blocker while playing here, but doesn't seem to possess that quality anymore. Also was a top 3 rebounder in the league during his last year in Miami, i think Pat Riley said he might be the best in league and could average 15 a game if he had more playing time.
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