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Lithuanian Shooting Guards

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Lithuanian Shooting Guards

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I watched Rubstavicius highs, most seem, but few news. I would tend to compare him with Sirvydis now. Both lefties, standing around 203cm. The main difference is that Rubstavicius is a bit more athletic and has quicker first step. He's more explosive and has more burst. He elevates super impressive sprints in open court for 203cm. Sirvydis a bit behind in this matter. But I feel like Sirvydis has more manipulation with pace and has more developed ISO skills in certain ways like crossovers, step backs, several hesitation moves, super polished spins and eurosteps, like he brings more intangibles to his half court offense. Rubstavicius has some of that, but not on that level. Also Sirvydis has quicker trigger than Rubstavicius. Rubstavicius, on other hand, is more fluid body, smooth as silk and he doesn't need that much intangibles to be effective. He can fake his driving sides and with pretty fast first step to go into contact and absorb the contact. Both are pretty good at it, but Rubstavicius upside is higher there. It's really hard to say now who is having higher upside. I feel like Rubstavicius is more dangerous in open court and probably would be better in NBA than Sirvydis, but in tight FIBA court where intangibles play big part it's trickier. Both seem to me basically having the same elite EL level player's upside, but I still have Rubstavicius as having a bit higher upside somehow, but now I'm not 100% sure TBH.

I'm looking closely how Sabonis will make Grigonis and Sirvydis lives easier in NT 2024. IMO, Domas is perfect player to play with for such shooters who are great off ball and at the same time can play some with it. I think in 2025 we'll have amazing options when around Domas will be such players as Sirvydis and Rubstavcius and very likely still the same Grigonis. That is a bucket time. So now it's the key to see how this chemistry is working. Sabonis already helped Grigonis a lot to be super effective in 2022 with great efficiency. One great hand off and such players have open looks from three. Deadly. Now I want that to be pushed even further into perfection and out offense might look flawless at time and very easy to execute.

In 2028 it should be flawless offense when Jakucionis, Indrusaitis, Sirvydis, Rubstavicius will be moving around Sabonis. All 4 guys are deadly on and off the ball. So Sabonis would just have to do his thing creating them looks and scoring opportunities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BKILTIZwBc&ab_channel=O,Dangau!

Now look only at this highlights. You can see how much Sabonis was creating the space for Grigonis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnbowwGlF_w&ab_channel=GeorgeKouvaris
 
Indrusaitis' smoothness and skill are exceptional, particularly his effortless jumper and versatile scoring. His 43% three-point shooting and elite pull-up game are impressive. Defensively, he’s solid and athletic. Although he might need more strength and burst, his shooting and overall play fit the modern NBA well. A second-round pick in 2025 or 2026 seems likely. Together with Jakucionis, they could form an outstanding shooting duo check, potentially elevating Lithuanian basketball to new heights.
 

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Rubstavicius with 12pts in 13min. He can hoop. I still think he will be more deadly scorer than Sirvydis, even though their upsides are somewhat from the same tier. I hope Rubstavicius three will be more consistent and deadly. Rubstavicius has higher motor, while Sirvydis more manipulation and crafty skills. We'll see, but we need more talent.

If this upcoming perimeter talent depth won't change LTU basketball this decade, no-one will cause we just can't produce such explosions on the daily basis:

Jakucionis, Jokubaitis, Marciulionis, Buika
Indrusaitis, Rubstavicius, Brazdeikis, D. Giedraitis
Buzelis, Sirvydis, Lelevicius, Zibuda

Those 3 marked are 2 way beasts. Meaning they are locking defensive side as well. That's when we will be going at full speed with those pieces. And very very solid several back-ups in those positions. If medals not coming with this new wave, we can comfortably establish our selves as mediocre for good.
 
Indrusaitis is truly an exceptional player. His skill set and smoothness on the court are rare, particularly in the EuroLeague. His shooting ability, combined with his handles and slashing game, set him apart. Indrusaitis' natural shooting form and versatility in scoring make him a legitimate three-level scorer. https://menuspricesph.com/pepper-lunch-menu/.4o​ His athleticism and defensive capabilities add to his value. While he may need to develop more strength and burst, his overall talent suggests he could be a great fit for the contemporary NBA. With his fundamentals and balanced play, he deserves attention from NBA scouts.
 

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Indrusaitis looks smooth, very slippery. If his shot will be falling and I think it will, he will also have a good tournament. Those 2 guards - Jakucionis and Indrusaitis - is like some kind of compensation for all the MEH stretch guard wise 2010-2024.

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Yup, that's coming. That poster on lotto material Gonzalez :D And I like Nojus' high jumpshot. I have no idea what his % will be, his jimmy is not so concrete and stable as KJ's, but if Nojus can polish his good looking jimmy to pure consistency...look out, splash bros taking over (KJ + Nojus). Both can shoot of the dribble, both can go either way with the ball, both have nasty step backs. Contemporary guards.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C-BPUuqsqfd/

https://www.instagram.com/p/C-FMzzKN3Zs/

BTW, here's Nojus balling with Buzelis (I think all guys in action are Lithuanian emigrants). Nice to see that. Mark my words, when all 3 perimeter studs will suit LTU (KJ, Buzelis, Nojus), we gonna be playing entirely different ball game. ISO present, contemporary hoops.

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WTF is Canak thinking? Rubsta should be 2-3 more times aggressive. Unleash the stud, dude. Lietkabelis sucks cock so bad and Rubsta taking 4 fucking shots?
 
Čanak's magic ended? He screwed or lets say didn't do a single thing with Lelevicius last year, now he kneads Rusbtavicius into a scrub. If Rubstavicius won't explode big time this season it will be clear Lithuanians should be heading straight to Spain or NCAA, best basketball schools in the world.
 
Čanak's magic ended? He screwed or lets say didn't do a single thing with Lelevicius last year, now he kneads Rusbtavicius into a scrub. If Rubstavicius won't explode big time this season it will be clear Lithuanians should be heading straight to Spain or NCAA, best basketball schools in the world.

I watched him against TT Ankara. He looks very stiff and creating is very difficult for him.
 
I watched him against TT Ankara. He looks very stiff and creating is very difficult for him.

He was balling in Australia well and had solid Summer League. By far highest upside player on the team. If Canak won't get a player out of him in his shabby team, he's a scrub. He treats him in a wrong way so far, doesn't give him room to be aggressive enough I would say.
 
LOL, Indrusaitis gets only 3 minutes (his Iowa State is elite top 10 team in NCAA so it's good he's getting any playing time as rook) and unleashes 4 shots in those :D Dude's amazing. Won't ever hesitate to shoot. That's what we need. That mentality. Made one three.
 
rubstavicius is slowly getting into a rhythm, last 5 eurocup games he's averaging 16.8ppg, had a 28 point game in lkl as well. very unique player, he can put up very high amount of points just from open jumpshots and cuts to the basket, very rarely plays 1v1.
 
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