Not clear to me yet if he would be more impactful on the floor or the front office.
He has said so himself in several interviews. He was given more of a green light is the last 10 games of the season or so and his shotblocking skyrocketed.
Really? I got my eyes on a ton of dudes
His agent told teams not to draft him.
Guessing possibly familiarity with NoCal coupled with learning from Domas? And probably a commitment to a guaranteed contract and opportunity for playing time.
I'm really interested to see how Carter performs in summer league. I'm assuming they will have him playing the point for at least some of the games. If he can prove to be at least steady at the point, show that his three point shot is clicking, and that he can efficiently finish on his drives to the rim, it would go a long way for me to get comfortable with him as a long term answer on this team. He's got all of the intangibles, but I still worry about him as an offensive contributor.
Are you kidding.
And to learn from Sabonis.
Sacramento promised a guaranteed NBA contract with better money and hence he dropped to us. The second round has become like a free agency nowadays as being picked doesn't guarantee a NBA contract for the player. The agents work out deals with teams and ensure they get drafted at the right spot.
Whoa. Im not saying i know how good he’ll be but isn’t this Tim Duncan’s story as well? Like, almost verbatim. Pretty cool
Yeah i never understood people getting all excited about a team with 4 or 5 19 year olds as it that guarantees any sort of meaningful development will take place. Outside of an organization knowing what they’re doing or not, does the player care enough to get better? Give me the hardworking talents, not just the potential talent.
Hopefully he’s the first ever very very good Maxime Raynaud
Simply being healthy for the first time and actually experiencing a summer league + training camp will be huge for Carter. I can’t wait to see how his small bits of experience help him this year
