Duncan Robison went off in the Heat vs Kings scrimmage
I watched basically the whole game and man was it great to have the NBA back.
It was cool to see him on the top trending banner on Twitter last night!
Best shooter in the (Disney)world!
Duncan continues to amaze and improve his game. I've been watching some Mich b-ball games I have recorded and really noticed how much he improved his defense over the course of his Michigan career.
I love everything about his journey and I'm just enjoying the ride.
Serious question- does DRob have a chance to be the...best...M player ever in the NBA? I know it sounds crazy but what if he does this for 10-15 years? Right now I'd give the award to Webber but as we all know, 3>2.
Ehhhhh, Chris Webber is a really high bar to reach for Duncan unless he magically grows out all other parts of his game as well.
Would you say that Kyle Korver is better than Chris Webber (or at least close)? I'd say a marginally better Kyle Korver, or should I say a prime Kyle Korver if he played in 2020, is about the ceiling for Duncan Robinson barring incredible improvement in all facets of his game.
I don't disagree, but who's more valuable to an NBA team in 2020? A young Korver (DRob) or a traditional big man? Duncan is certainly a more "limited" player, but if he's consistent he's going to rack up an ungodly number of points and be on some great teams.
He can't create his own shot, score in the paint, or handle the ball. He's almost completely maxed out the stuff he's good at which has made him a very valuable player. But players like him become less valuable in the playoffs historically.
If you want to see what Weber would do in the modern NBA turn on a Nuggets game and watch Jokic. Can't tell me that kind of player wouldn't be the fulcrum a great offense in 2020.
Best of Beilein's era is an achievable goal, which would still be a huge accomplishment.
In the NBA, don't forget about Glen Rice:
- NBA champion (2000)
- 3× NBA All-Star (1996–1998)
- NBA All-Star Game MVP (1997)
- All-NBA Second Team (1997)
- All-NBA Third Team (1998)
- NBA All-Rookie Second Team (1990)
- NBA Three-Point Contest champion (1995)
Also. To the list: Rudy Tomjanovich from the early 70’s and Cazzie Russel mid 60’s. Both had long NBA careers. Rudy T also coach in the NBA.
Glen Rice...Juwan in his playing rotation days...Jalen too.
I feel like Jamal Crawford gets no love here with Michigan fans.
Maybe because he wasn't here long enough for his coffee to get cold.
A maybe more serious question: at some point does Duncan supersede Denard as "the" DRob?
Here's to you Mr. Robison . .
D3 to NBA. Awesome.
Duncan is the man.