Why does everyone think JJ Redick wont be good in the Pros?
371073
JJ will be a great player in the nba... first he comes from the best college there is DUKE and the best coach ... COACH K so he has all the mental advantages you can talk as much trash or put him in the most entense pressure and he will not falter....\n\n so i dont know what nba team doesnt want a clutch shooter on there team? a great comparison to jj would be Reggie Miller they play exactly the same... so haters step off...
1165303
I think their front court is fine albeit very young.  Al Jefferson and Perk are amazing in short minutes.  They have Pierce who can rebound at will when he needs to.  They have a great shooter in Wally and a great playmaker in Delonte.  They don't have a glaring hole like many teams.  So they have the benefit of being able to draft the best player available, and I say.\n\nKeep him.
598175
Maybe he's good in college, but it doesn't necessary mean that will translate into success in the NBA. The knock on him is his quickness, height, and one dimensional game. NBA is way more competitive and he will have a much harder time finding open looks. Still, he's an excellent shooter and competitor, and should be drafted in the top 20.
1109677
I think he will do very good his first season. You gotta look at the whole thing he's got a good solid center. He's got Lebron who as we've seen can dish the ball averaging 6.5 assists last year. And that opens up Brown who was drafted by the Cav's so he can score. Be last season the Cav's had the worst back court scoring in the whole NBA with only 17.3 ppg combine. Oh and he'll probably average 9 or 10 points.
661960
They need a point guard so a guy like Nemanja Aleksandrov would be perfect. As for those of u who said JJ Redick, the Lakers would never pick JJ because in case u havent noticed shooting guard is one position they dont need.
68713
It's A.I. without a doubt.  Not only is he the best player on that team, he may be the toughest man in the league right now.  There isn't anything he isn't willing to do on a basketball court to get the job done.  It's a shame he may never win a title, the rest of his team is questionable at best.
399519
Sarunas Jasikevicius didn't have great numbers this year because of a lack of playing time.  When he was starting and getting minutes, he was producing and showed that he belongs in the NBA.  What probably kept him from shining was his adjustment to NBA rules and style of play as opposed to the International playing style/rules.  \n\nDanny Fortson has struggled with injuries all year.  His knee has given him a lot of problems and has kept him out for most of the season.\n\nWhen you think of under-achievers this year, you have to look at Ben Gordon, who has been very inconsistent.  He has increased his scoring average by only 1.4 points per game, while getting starter minutes.  Even though he blows up every now and then with huge games, he also has games where he can't even put up double digits.\n\nBaron Davis and T-mac have underperformed, but only because of struggling with injuries.
694487
No, he's not the best player ever even in his own time...he's good enough to be an all star though
575849
hes a good player but i dont think hes the best...and hes not better than jordan..mj's legendary
109581
Pistons556 you obviously dodn't know a lot about this Milicic. At the age of 17 Vlade Divac (If you dodn't know who he is ask) said he has great potential. He was picked 2nd after Lebron James but before Carmelo Anthony, Bosh, Wade and a lot of other good players. The problem was he got drafted to a team of future all stars that didn't need another good player. You may think he doesn't care but if at age 17 people start saying that you are the projected 2nd draft pick and 3 years later you only started 2 games in your entire 3 years of being in the NBA you would be discouraged too (im saying that he's discourage not that he doesn't care). And they didn't bench him because he didn't have any skill, it's because they had a team filled with veterans. To answer the question, he will be a great player probably one of the best but it will take time for him (years) to regain the confidence that the coaches took away from him.
885449
He's definately got a lot of talent.  Size, speed, athletic ability, he needs to polish up his offensive game a little, like  his jump shot, and low post moves, but he's going to be an all star for years.  If he polishes up his game the guy will be unstoppable and he's young.
393017
J-KIDD AINT UNDERRATED AT ALL HES ALWAYS TALKED AMONG THE LEAGUES BEST PGS WITH NASH AND BILLUPS!\nHES NOT AN MVP CALIBUR PLAYER CUZ HE DOESNT AVERAGE MUCH POINTS AND PLAYS WITH OTHER GREAT PLAYERS SUCH AS VINSANITY AND RJ.
36837
I think he is  a very good basketball player. He is one of the best basketball players today. People get to stop judging his playing abilities on what he does off court and what his does on court.
261462
Adam Morrison. he has all around game. he is taller than j.j redick plus he beats j.j in every single major catagory except for assist (which is only by about .3 assists per game.) j.j may have a better long range shot, but he has no defense whatsoever. morrison has more 40 point games than j.j plus he can hit game winning shots. he is also a more consistant player than j.j redick. and he would make a better NBA player.
18200
Redick is a fourth-year true senior and almost certain to enter the NBA draft after this season.  Currently, the teams with the worst five records in the NBA are the New York Knicks (6-13) (whose pick would be taken by the Chicago Bulls), the Portland Trailblazers (6-14), the Charlotte Bobcats (5-16), the Toronto Raptors (4-17), and the Atlanta Hawks (3-16).  Redick has quickly placed himself in contention for one of the top-five slots this NBA draft, and he could easily end up with one of them if he proceeds at this rate.  Otherwise, if he returns to his earlier form, he could slip the middle of the first round.  A lot depends on his personal performance this season, and Duke's tournament performance.
1149926
Because most NBA GM's and coaches don't think street ballers can cut it playing organized basketball, so they don't even give them a chance.  They thinking that if that guy on the street is really that good then why ain't he go to college, or why didn't he just go over seas or something.  Its a form of stereotyping.
337897
you have superstars' ego to satisfy in the NBA...\n\nit's in their contract to run a lot of individual plays for them...