My 2010 International Successes and Disappointments

[mvblair]

So Ohionian of you Matt.

I've been Becirovičed.

I like "Bad Vlad". Perhaps a biased argumentation will follow but in my belief Radmanovic never fully developed his true potential. Great athleticism, great physic,, good shooter. Capable of playing on both wings. As for this season, i would put him in either or. His main problem is attitude towards the game, he's not employing a serious approach to the game. I hypothesize that this fact is explained by his semi-star self-perception. As much as i respect the likes of Peja, he would never be able to to anything similar to this:

Yes, it could be the case that he was "too full of himself." He had a few good NBA opportunities. I think his last few years in Seattle were absolutely great and he was almost an All Star one year. Unfortunately, that just couldn't continue. He played well with the Lakers, but, as you said, never really developed.

As for Okur, well, yes, I think he's a solid player. He could start on most teams, but he's still on the "bottom half" of his career, I think. If he had the minutes he has now when he was in Detroit (people forget that he was a pretty good athlete back then), he would have been an All-Star too.

[Wu-Tang]

I've been Becirovičed.

As for Okur, well, yes, I think he's a solid player. He could start on most teams, but he's still on the "bottom half" of his career, I think. If he had the minutes he has now when he was in Detroit (people forget that he was a pretty good athlete back then), he would have been an All-Star too.

Consistently low fg% for a C though. Nevertheless an impact player.