ESPN would be pissed. What would their college basketball content be without Zion?
Didn't realize he slid out of the top 10. But I stand by what I said about Zion. He's still a top 2 pick if he tears an ACL or Achilles. Now if I'm K, I may hold him out of the rest of the regular season to ensure he's healthy for the 2 tourneys.
ESPN would be pissed. What would their college basketball content be without Zion?
That's true. Personally, I don't think Zion will have a long NBA career unless he drops a significant amount of weight. His knees won't be able to withstand many 82 game seasons.
Was Stanley really there? That’s cool.
Zion weighs 35 lbs more than Lebron. We don’t really have a precedent for a guy that big jumping and landing repeatedly over a career. He’s similar in size to Julius Peppers.
Kind of agree, but Zion's body type is not that different than LeBron, and LeBron has been incredibly durable.
Peppers had an exceptionally long career for a DE and football careers are often a lot shorter than basketball careers.
ESPN would be pissed. What would their college basketball content be without Zion?
Well if you’re Knicks management, you know you’re going to trade him or won’t be able to resign him anyway.
Kind of agree, but Zion's body type is not that different than LeBron, and LeBron has been incredibly durable.
You missed the “jumping and landing” part of my post. Also Peppers wasn’t nearly as vertically gifted as Zion. Zion has Lebron’s athleticism plus 35 lbs. Zion would definitely benefit by losing weight.
I enjoyed the phrase "vertically gifted"... That's all. Just wanted to point that out.
Feels like it should just mean "tall", but it works in this context.