Lebron on Castle

[El Obrero]

So so glad Castle went to San Antonio, and not at all surprised by his quick adjustment to the NBA there. A solid organization with a great coach, and a team I’m not uncomfortable rooting for. Plus they have enough talent on the floor so he’s not overloaded with responsibility too soon.
(It also makes me wonder if/how Bouk’s career trajectory might’ve been different if he had gone there instead of Charlotte…)

 

[gsmooth]

His ability to finish around the basket always seemed to be at another level. If he drove, the ball was going in.

Yeah I noticed that, too. That's why REB1094's post above makes so much sense. If Castle can keep his defenders and the defense honest with his 3 pt shooting, the ceiling will be very high for his career.

 

[navery12]

Will people here now like LeBron?

LeBron could cure cancer and a large portion of the board would still find a reason to hate him

 

[MilliniumPrince]

Will people here now like LeBron?

He has been my favorite player for 20 years.

Steph is just scratching the surface. What he can be by age 24 with Wemby could be legendary.

 

[CardiacAndre7]

LeBron could cure cancer and a large portion of the board would still find a reason to hate him

It’s so entertaining and odd.

 

[TRest]

I didn’t see a replay during the game, but he hit someone with a beautiful long bounce pass for an assist on the break last night.

 

[JerseyAlum]

There’s been two guys that spoiled us with just automatic offense in the paint that I can remember. They are Sanogo and Castle. Just absolute money around the rim. It was so good for my nerves having those guys on the roster

Okafor and Gordon spoiled us pretty good too.

 

[Samoo]

I've got Stephon on my fantasy team (we are required to draft and play a rookie in our active roster). Best rookie I've drafted in a while (maybe since Dame).