Killuminati

Kwame has looked good in both the RMR and pre-season, but like others have said wait till the real season starts and then we can evaluate him. He's gonna be a good player if he keeps on working on his game though and might be one of the best PF's in a couple years.

Petey

With these really young players, I think you need more then 3 years. Look at Tracy McGrady, he blossomed in his 4th...

-Petey

ScottVdub

I think the statement was that you cant be a fair judge of potential until the 3rd season. By McGrady's 3rd season he was putting up good numbers, but not all star numbers. He was a hot commodity as a free agent after 3 seasons because gms could then see how good he was about to become, and he became every bit of that. So I dont think they meant that they would become superstars by 3 years but more-so, by 3 seasons we would be able to tell if they have it in them to become super stars.

Petey

I am sorry, I miss understood, valid, I can see that being very true...

-Petey

JNice

Brown tonight.. 15 and 10 in 23 minutes so far..

It is pre-season, but most team starters are playing good minutes.. it isnt like this is summer league..

I always thought Kwame could be as good as Chris Webber.. and he seems like he could be heading in that direction..

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Petey

Really? Or do you think he is working his way to developing a better post game?

-Petey

jazzy1

I agree Webber is the player I'd compare him most with although I think he could be a center in the next couple years the guy is huge already very defined physically with low body fat, at 6-11 he could get an inch and some of his movements remind me a little of Hakeem with the spin moves and soft touch, I also agree that after year 3 you start to see the player they're going to become, and Kwame as well as the baby Bulls are doing well based on that formula.