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Originally Posted by Quite Frankly
Alright, lets get this straight. Summer league is typically easy to experienced players. Glen Davis did decent in summer league, but definitely showed flaws, which is why he won't good as a pro. College he showed them, and even summer league he showed them. What happens when he is the NBA at the 4? He won't make a good pro.
Obviously you can't comprehend this. Ignorance is bliss.
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Just because you're arrogant doesn't mean you're right. While tactfully ignoring my points, you also failed to realize that I'm agreeing that summer league and college do give us some indication as to a player's worth. But it's not the be all and end all that you think it is, as I've proven and you've yet to find a counter for. I'm not even upset that you disagree with me, because that's what boards are all about, I'm just frustrated that you select tiny parts of my post and leave the rest of it, which proved unequivocally that college + summer league don't prove how successful someone is going to be in the league. And you still seem to believe I'm on one side or the other about how good Davis is going to be. I guess somebody forgot to tell that to Brad Miller, Ben Wallace, and the scores of other players that have had careers vastly different than their collegiate and summer league ones.
As for "Kendrick Brown," don't worry about him. I guess you were only ten or eleven when he was drafted, lit up summer league, an subsequently busted.
But hey, keep ignoring the truth. Ignorance is bliss, right?
No. It's already said and done that the guy's going to be out of the NBA after his rookie contract is up anyways, so why waste the time?