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Straight forward2
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So Cedi is nobody for PAO and Korkmaz out from his team. So much of those 2 "different makers in EL" (via Toruko).
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Toruko2
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So Cedi is nobody for PAO and Korkmaz out from his team. So much of those 2 "different makers in EL" (via Toruko).
The season is not over yet. Osman will surely adapt from now on in a better way but he was never proclaimed to be a difference maker in the league but he is a solid all rounder. Korkmaz was not ready from the beginning and was plagued with injuries. He probably needs to step down a stair and find shape in time but the talent is still there.
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Straight forward2
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The season is not over yet. Osman will surely adapt from now on in a better way but he was never proclaimed to be a difference maker in the league but he is a solid all rounder. Korkmaz was not ready from the beginning and was plagued with injuries. He probably needs to step down a stair and find shape in time but the talent is still there.
I doubt current PAO has any big plans for Osman. And no idea what happening with Korkmaz, but you been advertizing those as game changers in one comment for me.
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Toruko2
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I doubt current PAO has any big plans for Osman. And no idea what happening with Korkmaz, but you been advertizing those as game changers in one comment for me.
PAO does not need to have plans for Osman. Osman will always find a bigger role in playoff EL teams. Korkmaz is a story for himself. We will have to wait and see.
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R1ou2
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Osman can never be a game changer in his current role, perhaps if he is the go to guy in some lower table team his numbers might exceed but ain't any playoff bound team that will use him as a top 3 option in offense.
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Toruko2
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Osman can never be a game changer in his current role, perhaps if he is the go to guy in some lower table team his numbers might exceed but ain't any playoff bound team that will use him as a top 3 option in offense.
This was never the initial claim. He will always be limited for such a role offensively and skill wise but he is a great glue guy who makes a little bit of everything. What makes him precious is that he can play on both ends to a certain point. He just could not find his role in PAO because he was signed very late, thats all.
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Camoka2
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Furkan Korkmaz is in the perfect spot for himself. He should forget about his Monaco journey. He was totally not ready. Now, he is a difference maker for a well structured team. The mision is clear for both Korkmaz and Bahcesehir. Advance to Euroleague.
There is a realistic chance to win Eurocup. It will be better to play Euroleague with Bahceshir for Korkmaz and Hazer. In theory, Bahcesehir with Korkmaz can compete against teams like Valencia and Gran Canaria. Let's see how he will show up.
There is a realistic chance to win Eurocup. It will be better to play Euroleague with Bahceshir for Korkmaz and Hazer. In theory, Bahcesehir with Korkmaz can compete against teams like Valencia and Gran Canaria. Let's see how he will show up.
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Toruko2
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Adem Bona is obviously getting used to the NBA. I really dont see any guy in Europe who can compete with his explosiveness. He attacks the rim in a very smart way and is relentless by doing it.
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Straight forward2
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Adem Bona is obviously getting used to the NBA. I really dont see any guy in Europe who can compete with his explosiveness. He attacks the rim in a very smart way and is relentless by doing it.
Interesting player. Like the motor. Would love to have such player as a back up for NT. I mean pick and roll and rim runner guy with good D. On other hand, limited offensively. Rich man's Nebo or something like that. More explosive Nebo.
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Toruko2
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Interesting player. Like the motor. Would love to have such player as a back up for NT. I mean pick and roll and rim runner guy with good D. On other hand, limited offensively. Rich man's Nebo or something like that. More explosive Nebo.
Yeah he has so much passion and jumps on every ball and does everything hard. Nebo is skill wise not a bad comparison and he surely wont be a great offensive player but he is a complete defender. You can put him under the rim to protect the rim and a help side defender or you can also put him to defend pick and roll action or the best iso player on the opponents team.
Offensively he should run after the rebound as fast as he can on the other side or attack the rim after a close out or fights for second chance balls at the offensive board. We dont need him to do more. He is an energy ball and he has a great personality. I love watching him.
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Toruko2
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Toruko2
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Watching Adem Bona playing against Giannis I can easily say he is a Giannis stopper in the making. Sure, he is too slow, too small and too inexperienced rn but even in yesterdays game you could see how effective Adem defended Jokic at times.
Not sure if he can attack the rim so effectively in FIBA tournaments since there is no much space in Europe but if he takes the first step he is really unstoppable and its not just his explosiveness but also the finesse he finishes at the rim.
Not sure if he can attack the rim so effectively in FIBA tournaments since there is no much space in Europe but if he takes the first step he is really unstoppable and its not just his explosiveness but also the finesse he finishes at the rim.
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Toruko2
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It seems Furkan Korkmaz is slowly getting in shape. He played with 18 points against Galatasaray. 5/8 from the three point range
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Toruko2
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Mind blowing exchange of blows between Sarper David Mutaf and Tarik Biberovic.
David Mutaf is so talented but not as efficient as he needs to be. I think Jasikevicius would raise a new Sloukas out of him. His defense will probably never be good but he has tremendous upside in terms of play making. Clear Euroleague potential player. It would be better if he stayed one more year where he can be in control but he is too good not to go to bigger clubs.
David Mutaf is so talented but not as efficient as he needs to be. I think Jasikevicius would raise a new Sloukas out of him. His defense will probably never be good but he has tremendous upside in terms of play making. Clear Euroleague potential player. It would be better if he stayed one more year where he can be in control but he is too good not to go to bigger clubs.
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Toruko2
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32 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists of Sarper David Mutaf against Fenerbahce.