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"I passed every ball to [Andrei] Kirilenko, because we’re a duo. All Minnesota players feel special! Getting ready for the next season. But to be serious, it just happened this way. I had the ball, and he was open. We got used to playing together in CSKA. He scores, I’m passing the ball. It works great."

Awesome.

Nice.

Better than Anthony Davis, guarantee ROY.

Sweet 13 assists. Makes me even more confident that trading one of Ridnour/Barea is the correct move.

daddyfatsax wrote:
From what I saw, Shved gets buckets, that's for sure. He's got a pull up shot that is killer. Great elevation, quick footwork, nice release. Whoever said he's just a "shooter" grossly undersold him.

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I had a big fight with Jerry Zgoda on twitter about Shved just last night...He was talking about never been tested, what happens when he plays against NBA talent, how come more teams didn't want him, blah blah etc...I said listen, first of all, When I judge talent, I don't judge on the competition. When evaluating a combo guard like Shved, I evaluate his ball handling, his decision making, his ability to pass, shoot, get to the rack etc. It doesn't matter what competition he's playing against, if he can't do all of those things, he won't' be successful...I basically said look Jerry, I've seen the kid play, I've seen his skill set, and while initially he may struggle, he has the Game to translate to the NBA..Last night i was ridiculed, Today I look a little bit better

Why didn't more teams go after him? Who knows? Ginobili fell threw the cracks, Pekovic was a 2nd around pick. Sometimes, international players aren't evaluated as well as others. From what I've seen, the Kid has game and can play at any level. I mean for a large portion of the game, Deng was on him too

roundhouse wrote: They are white though...

Then again, so is SHVED. So maybe it balances out.

wolfenstein wrote: STUD.

Murphs56 wrote: Hahaha that's great dude. HOWL.

wolfenstein wrote:
The guy he passed it to blatantly travelled. Can't believe they didn't call that in int'l play where they are much stricter on travelling.

roundhouse wrote:
I didn't think it was bad, it was a 2 count jump stop where he maybe took the first step after controlling the ball, maybe not. So it was either 2 steps or 1.5. Close enough on a bang bang play like that.

That was a nice look though.

wolfenstein wrote:
It was actually 2 or 2.5 steps depending on how you look at it. That is irrelevant though. In international play you are required to dribble before even taking one step. They strive to play the game the way it was meant to be played. It was clearly travelling, even by NBA standards it could have been called.

We'll have to agree to disagree. I saw it in full speed and it would never have been called.

Murphs56 wrote:
Good job my dude. You tell that f*ckin dude. Tell him to report, not to opine his asshole pontifications upon us hopeful fans.