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He's a Spur, alright.FT 3/7
STB-Le Havre win 89-78 over Rouen.
Ian stats:
28 min 13 pts (5/6) 6 rbds 2 Assists 5 blocks 3 steals
4 TO 4 F
FT 3/7
Great defense combined with efficient scoring... good game
He's a Spur, alright.FT 3/7
Doubt it would happen, but it would be cool to see all our picks playing in the next summer league.
Like you say, CD, doubt it would happen since several may be playing for the National Teams getting ready for Japan.
This dude from what I hear still has 2 years to develope...
That is not good.STB-Le Havre win 89-78 over Rouen.
Ian stats:
28 min 13 pts (5/6) 6 rbds 2 Assists 5 blocks 3 steals
4 TO 4 F
FT 3/7
Great defense combined with efficient scoring... good game
Keep in mind that this is french league. These teams are not even euroleague material.
2 Assists 5 blocks 3 steals
more than makes up for 4 TOs
4 TO 4 FOULS is nazr/rasho material man = spurs material
Last performance was pretty good but it's more interesting to see that last 4 performances (except the 2nd) seem to show a real improvment:
MPG : 27 - 11 - 18 - 28
PPG : 17 - 03 - 13 - 13
RPG : 7 - 4 - 2 - 6
Only the last match shows a big number of TO by the way. He gains time on the court and that is the main stats to remember.
Let's hope he develop his game till the end of this year. If he's able to stay around 20 mpg he would definitly make a big step forward to come to the league. (even if I think one more year would be helpfull to improve his basketball IQ & his body)
The good thing is that people will be able to see them play for their NT in Tokyo, I guess.
I am not sure Ian will play for France this summer. I think he will not be ready.
Whatever, if he goes to Japan, he should not play much minutes.
Spurs have enough frontcourt players and prospects so that they can afford to wait on Mahinmi.
If he doesn't go there, he can come over here for sumnmer league.
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