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ESPN.com
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 Maciej
Lampe
"Considered one of the top three young players in Europe right now, Lampe's combination of
size, shooting touch, ball-handling skills and an advanced inside-outside games
have drawn comparisons to Dirk Nowitzki. His shooting stroke is one of the
smoothest we've ever seen in a big kid. He's got a nice body, has a very fluid
game, and despite reports to the contrary, looked very good with his back to the
basket when ESPN.com saw him play in Spain in May."
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CBS Sportsline.com
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 T.J.
Ford
"The
consensus on the draft's top point guard is he'll be gone by the time the
seventh pick rolls around. What remains to be seen is who pulls the trigger. The
Raptors at No. 4 are interested, while Miami and the L.A. Clippers also have a
need for a floor general. The Texas product has helped himself immensely by
displaying a vastly improved shooting stroke in individual workouts." |
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NBA
Draft.net
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Maciej
Lampe
"At
just 17 years old, Maciej is the youngest player to ever play with the Real
Madrid First Team. Some consider Lampe the best young prospect in European
Basketball. Lampe has the potential to become an NBA player in just a few years.
He is strong and has unusual fundaments for a 17 years old player. He is best
playing the power-forward position but he has the versatility to play the SF
position with his great shooting and ball handling. His lateral quickness and
movements are very fast and agile."
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NBA.com
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 Chris
Bosh
"With 'Zo's situation, they need a center. They had a great
find last year in Caron Butler. They also desperately need a point guard."
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Fox Sports.com
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 Dwayne
Wade
" If Toronto goes for T.J. Ford, the HEAT will likely elect
to go with Chris Bosh here." |
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MSNBC
Sports
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T.J.
Ford
"Here is the nucleus: Caron Butler, Eddie Jones, Brian Grant
and Alonzo Mourning. What's missing? A point guard. There are some things to
question, though. I look at Ford and don't see the typical Riley point guard;
a scorer. Ford's range is questionable; he's 5-10 (maybe). But he can play.
A lot might depend on whether they keep Mourning." |
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Inside
Hoops.com
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T.J.
Ford
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comments to date. |
