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Milos Teodosic and the NBA
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UZEO SI TROFEJ MACVANE MACVANE MACVANE!!!
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Surely every player want to go and play for NBA because of the contracts they can receive. Just look at Hidayet , do you think he could make a closer amount in Europe at all ? No way...
However i wish European players will not go to NBA and instead of valuing NBA , we europeans can find a way to improve Euroleague so it can gather more attention than NBA.
I hope Teodosic will not a mistake and go to NBA as i don't think he can success there. He is a great player but the athleticism level NBA requires is above Teodosic have. If he stays in Europe he can improve his game to a very high level. If he goes to NBA and sits on bench his improvement surely will take a huge hit.
P.S : I love watching NBA however i think NBA should change lots of rules. It is getting boring each other year.
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I agree, but at the age of 23, Teodosic is already one of the best players in Europe if not THE BEST(questionable) but he is current vice MVP-EuroBasket and EuroLeague MVP.
Ivkovic is his coach now at Olympiakos and I really hope he can improve him further before he attempts the NBA. If he is a true competitor and basketball player he will challenge himself to his fullest potential and the only place that can do that is the NBA.
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Originally posted by kizilelma View PostTeodosic can make it to NBA but he has to work on his defence skills.
Also, he has to lose some fat and gain some muscle.
He's not as slow as people think. Everyone thinks he's slow because they've never actually seen him run but he knows how he just doesn't want to becausehe's lazy
The lazist and most talented Serbian basketballer I have ever witnessed.
If he is determined and believes in himself which we already know he does
Then he will be able to make a decent NBA career. He is better than Jaric, Pavlovic, and some others so why couldn't he have a decent NBA career?
Probably will not be able to impact the NBA like Stojakovic but he can be a great player if he keeps improving.
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Doesn't really need to go to NBA. He is very weak physically and defensively. He also is pretty much like a maestro, plays whenever he is in the mood Like in the Spain match he was crap the whole game and bam 3 pointer from 9 meters and they won the game.
I think he is gonna be the future of Serbia and its better off with him staying in Europe.
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Originally posted by Keisukehonda View PostDoesn't really need to go to NBA. He is very weak physically and defensively. He also is pretty much like a maestro, plays whenever he is in the mood Like in the Spain match he was crap the whole game and bam 3 pointer from 9 meters and they won the game.
I think he is gonna be the future of Serbia and its better off with him staying in Europe.
I agree he's a very moody player but he's very young. You forget that he's only 23. Consistency comes with experience and age.
I mean at the age of 22 he was Vice MVP at Eurobasket and EUROLEAGUE MVP playing for the best team in Europe, arguably. I mean what more can he really accomplish in Europe? He can just go to different clubs and lead teams to Euroleague championships. If he's a real competitor and wants a real challenge then he'll go to the NBA but before he does he's got a lot more to learn before he fully develops his game. His basketball IQ is off the charts. Any team in the NBA would want a player like him in their squad believe me. I'm sure he's had offers and secret meetings/calls regarding his agent but I think even he knows he definitely not ready yet. I think at the age of 25 he will be though. Two years at Olympiakos with Ivkovic will do wonders for him.
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Originally posted by DelijaZauvjek View PostIf he was to go to the NBA trust me they'd MAKE him play defense and they'd definitely put muscle on him and make him lose fat. That is what Americans are the best at. Physical presence.
I agree he's a very moody player but he's very young. You forget that he's only 23. Consistency comes with experience and age.
I mean at the age of 22 he was Vice MVP at Eurobasket and EUROLEAGUE MVP playing for the best team in Europe, arguably. I mean what more can he really accomplish in Europe? He can just go to different clubs and lead teams to Euroleague championships. If he's a real competitor and wants a real challenge then he'll go to the NBA but before he does he's got a lot more to learn before he fully develops his game. His basketball IQ is off the charts. Any team in the NBA would want a player like him in their squad believe me. I'm sure he's had offers and secret meetings/calls regarding his agent but I think even he knows he definitely not ready yet. I think at the age of 25 he will be though. Two years at Olympiakos with Ivkovic will do wonders for him.
If he is to go to NBA though like you said , he needs to bulk up and get some muscle.
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Originally posted by DelijaZauvjek View PostTeodosic doesn't want to go to the game. He is much like Bodiroga when it comes to terms of not caring for the NBA. Also, his poor athleticism and lazy work-rate would keep him on the bench for the rest of his career. Teodosic knows how to play defense but he doesn't want to. He is one the laziest Serbian players I have ever seen. He's not really as slow as some of you think. Look at him closely in games he knows how to burst when he wants to. Sure, he's not a speed demon like Markovic but he knows how to get around players with ease using his basketball IQ.
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No need to be so defensive, No ones trying to take your player! Its just that the NBA is the league with the best players so its natural to wonder how a guy would fit in. I think Teodosic could play and contribute to an NBA team, but it would have to be the right situation. A fast break team with a coach who understands Europe (Mike D'antoni?). He would have trouble guarding NBA pg's but to be honest this is the best crop of NBA pg's ever, and with the perimeter hand check rules NO ONE can guard the top NBA pgs. But he's tough, a little nasty, and has big big balls. I think one of the biggest challenges players coming from europe face is the best chance they have to play right away is to get on a bad team. And if in the NBA unlike europe, when your out of the playoffs, there's no domestic league to contend in, no cups. So unless he gets a guarantee of playing time, why would he leave? Hes the MVP and gets to contend for Euroleague Championships and Greek League Cups.
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