Rashad McCants Has Ridiculous Take On Bronny James Since Entering The NBA Draft
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
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Rashad McCants from Gil's Arena discusses Bronny James entering the draft. We dive in.
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Rashad is right
Scouts said he is undraftable
This is his only chance to get drafted because if Bronny went back to college and was average it would a definite No. Its not like he need a college degree.
Rashad avg 10 in the NBA so his game didn't translate that well from college. We all have no idea how bronny will develop. What I can say is he went from 4 points the 1st scrimmage to 13 the next, which is a HUGE jump and that was only with 1 day of NBA style coaching. Now think about if he gets into the right situation with a young team who can help develop him and coach him. He is coachable and is humble and doesn't think he is HIM but knows he can impact winning as a role player. Who knows if he develops into something more in the future, but for now that humility and his willingness to learn and showing that he can will take him far
He shot 4-10 nothing huge about 13 points on 10 shots . Smh
Wasn’t everyone just saying this was the worst draft😂😂😂. None of those players were geeat in colleg😂😂😂. Mccants stop with trying to be opposite when you agree😂😂
Exactly!?
The team Bronny goes to will be SOOOO IMPORTANT. He needs to go to the Miami Heat or Utah Jazz. Bronny will not make it out of the 2025 draft. Next year draft is suppppper loaded.
Best year for him to come out and develop early in the NBA system. Staying in college only makes sense for NIL but he's already rich.
@@hotnmovin he would get so drowned out in next year’s draft. It’s now or never.
@@JaylaGoggins can’t speak on that. I’m not familiar on next year’s prospects
Bronny is going to be a part owner of his daddy's company no matter what. Let him do his own thing for now and enjoy the journey.
Everything just doesn't make sense to me. Everyone (Haters), keeps saying he should go back to college to develop into an NBA player. Now, the question is, where is it better to develop into an NBA player? Going back to college or actually being in the NBA with professional basketball players, NBA coaches, trainers, player development coaches, and so on. It's pretty simple to me...get your butt in the NBA. That is the goal for everyone, to be in the NBA. Bronny needs to stay in the draft and be in the NBA. If everyone is mad cause your dad can get you in...tell them to kick rocks. They are just mad they ain't got that pull...they are using it if they do.
I don’t know your age but historically you do stay in college and learn and develop basketball skills! The guy is fresh out of high school do you believe he knows all he needs to know about basketball to compete against veteran players in the NBA? Bronny is not ready for the NBA he’s going to ride the bench and never see minutes unless it’s garbage time!
@@knowEgo Historically, boosters need players to stay in school as long as they can. Till it was alright for anyone to go straight out of high school...for those who can. But since everyone's been trying to get out as soon as they can...it was hurting their bottom line and they can't benefit from it. So they try to put a stop to it. But it really doesn't matter since everyone is trying to get out on a one-and-done.
NO ONE, coming from college knows everything they need to know about basketball to compete in the NBA. College game is totally different from NBA games. Most of your so-called first-round picks take a few years to learn how to play NBA games.
Bronny is not a complete scrub like everyone is trying to make him out to be. If anything, the combine shows you that he is adapting better to an NBA setup atmosphere.
@@Marmy40 the Reason why guys like Tim Duncan, Grant Hill, Kenyon Martin were NBA ready is because they stayed 4 years in college! Now I understand in today’s market it’s unlikely that very good players will stay in college but some players need that experience and teaching…Bronny appears to be one of those players! His game is very herky-jerky to me…he’s either playing too fast or too slow! We’ll see how it plays out next month in the draft!
This is a bad take. Oh it's good it's a weak draft better chance for him. If it's a weak draft and he's already on the bubble of getting picked that tells you what he should do.