Kadary
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Looked way faster tonight than at any point so far. Great sign.
RJ’s struggles taking to the hole should highlight how impressive Kadary’s drives actually are.
Don't worry. If we lose a game where he scores 5 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists, on here he will become fat, slow, lazy and never dove for a ball again.
Obviously he is most effective in a half court game where 18 feet and in his size (6'6") and strength makes him difficult to stop with the ball in his hands. This is an extremely valuable commodity because he can create space even when teams pack it in.
There are always guys who are playing for stats, who have handlers and family in their ears to score more. Kadary is often content to dish, rebound, defend. Last night with Smith out, we needed points and he stepped up and provided that. Don't be shocked if he reverts to 8 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists when Smith returns to 100%.
When your most high profile profile and possibly your best overall player is content to fill a stat sheet without scoring 15-20 points, you have the potential for a very good to great ensemble cast.
Reading back my texts with my dad during the game has me dying
Would not say I have turned around because I react to what I see game to game; having said that IMO he is playing excellent ball right now (and for a while) and there is no question he is proving to be a player you need coming down the stretch of close games. The shots don’t always go in for anyone but he obviously and seriously amps his game up at crunch time.
Larry Wright
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I wanted Kadary with the ball at end of game yesterday. Still not sure I fully trust him yet but baby steps.
Son, is that you?
Why does your dad text like Marillac.
me finding out my dad is someone who hates Daniss Jenkins
Marillac finding out his son liked Jenkins.
One small step for Kadary, one giant step for Larry Wright.
Looking back, how big was that first half shot clock buzzer beating line drive that Kadary got to fall
Kadary's shot is basically a line drive, no arc shot and last night it finally dawned on me where he learned. Years ago, when I played PAL ball it was in the gym of a public high school that had an odd configuration. One half plus of the court was basically a 2-story building so there was normal space above the basket, but the other half had a ceiling that was about 3 feet above the back board, so you had to shoot without any arc. Teams that mastered the short side could dominate and we would always shoot for that side in first half, so visitors had no time to practice on it.
He is our difference maker…wanted ball in his hands every crucial moment last night
Kadary's FT % has improved in last few games after watching this and not wanting to be known for exit velocity FT
This is the program that got Kadary magically conditioned in two weeks after 6+ months of practicing