speedythief

Aldridge claims that Bosh is stronger than he is, despite Bosh being the smaller of the two in terms of frame. It probably has more to do with the work Bosh has been doing over the last three years than anything very recent but it's still a good sign.

Bosh's training this summer will be with the US Olympic hopefuls so expect to see him come to camp in October more prepared than ever--maybe his slow starts will be a thing of the past.

ATLien

I don't know how much more his numbers will increase, but the main thing is just for him to become more EFFICIENT lol. That's huge.

adhir1

i actually think it wouldnt be too hard for Bosh to get to that point, mainly due to his ability to draw the foul, he can easily get to the line 10-11 times a game, just because of his speed, and he gets his share of three point plays. So i think 27 could be preety good. I also think he can get 12 boards a game, he just needs to position himself better, and learn to boxout.

Timbaland

I say 25, 11, 3.

I think the above poster was right that without 3 point range, it makes it much more difficult to get around 30 every game without it. To achieve 25, if he gets to the line and hits about 8 or 9 FTs a game, that leaves him with about 8 FG to make a game which is very attainable with his offensive repetoire.

Let's hope Bosh in his prime makes us into a contender with some help from Charlie V.

Tupav

Actually, I dont like Bosh as our "franchise player" I say we need some one else to be the big guy around here and have him as the 2nd or 3rd best player on the team


Like Spurs.. Theres Tim Duncan (Lets say bosh)

Then they got Manu And Parker...

Raptors need another all-star calibre type player

d_umengan

i think bosh will top out at about 24ppg and 11rpg... but more importantly he will be a lot more efficient and a lot smarter in the 4th quarter... makin better passes and decisions when the game is on the line...
he's gotta be a better leader who can talk to his teammates on the court and get thru to them... in a few years.. i think he'll be an unquestionable leader much like tim duncan is now.

Ballyhoo

I'd be more than happy if he never improved offensively from this year, as long as he improved to an all-NBA defender. He's already an offensive force, to take himself to the next level he needs to step up on D.

Divine Spammer

Hopefully he'll be lucky and will have a good team around him and as less injuries as possible.
If that happens, he can become a 25-30ppg, 10-12rpg, 3-5, 1.5 bpg, fg50-55%, ft 80-85%

I didn't give exact number because it depand on how nuch he'll develope as a player.
If he is today's CB4 plus experience, he'll get the minimums that I've written.
If he improves the parts of the his game still need improvement, he'll get the maximums.

And as Speedy said, 50+ wins. (Why not 60+? )

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adhir1

umm i dont think there is question in anybodies mind, even Eva Longoria's as to who is the franchise player down there in San Antonio. Its Duncan, its like Miami, Wade is playing phenomenal, but everybody knows SHaq is the sole reason they are that good.

neoxsupreme

Those are crazy Hakeem the "Dream" prime #s. I mean the 2spg & 2bpg part but not the 60 FG% part.

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mo76

This thread is kind of pointless. Randomly guessing a players future stat lines? Pretty lame.
(i know if i think its lame, i dont have to post, no need to remind me)

Benis007

great call

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