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Solid praise for the wings, including some pleasant words about the new Greek kid. Seems he'll have a chance to help the team down the line
Solid praise for the wings, including some pleasant words about the new Greek kid. Seems he'll have a chance to help the team down the line
Makes you wonder if we’ll see Jackson on the sidelines some day
There was a question on Twitter- who is the “X factor” on this team?
My answer is Alleyne. I think he’s going to step into the Polley role and his scoring will be a big barometer for Ws and Ls.
He’s been overshadowed by Newton in particular in the transfer class because everyone is so focused on who will be our PG.
Very interested to see him hoop.
There was a question on Twitter- who is the “X factor” on this team?
My answer is Alleyne. I think he’s going to step into the Polley role and his scoring will be a big barometer for Ws and Ls.
He’s been overshadowed by Newton in particular in the transfer class because everyone is so focused on who will be our PG.
Very interested to see him hoop.
Hard to say but it may be that the pinky is splinted with the middle and index finger?re the vid, can the good dr. boneyard explain to me, at 2:40 and 4:40, what exactly that cast getup on ajaxs' hand is? looks like 3 fingers, his hand, and wrist are completely immobilized for what i was told was a busted little finger. his wrist?
I have the same concerns. Hoping he might perform better in those areas on less volume.Alleyne reminds me a bit of a shorter Denham Brown as far as stylistic game.
He's a better shooter than Polley, and very important for the team in that sniper role. But so far in his career he's been uninspiring finishing at the rim and on converting floaters and midrange jumpers (unlike Denham in that regard). I worry a bit when people talk about him having more game than expected, because the other facets of his game in the past have hindered his efficiency and offset some of his production, not enhanced it.