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PhilaPhans

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Russ, after reading the article, you know it's going to be asked. What's your opinion of the next Ball kid (LaMelo)?

Worthy of the 5 stars? Can he be as good as his brother? Is he a more well-rounded player?
 
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Mr_Twister

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If he commits to Rutgers, if history holds true, that rating plummets, subsequently. Regardless, we will take him, thank you.
 
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Russ Wood

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PhilaPhans said:
Russ, after reading the article, you know it's going to be asked. What's your opinion of the next Ball kid (LaMelo)?

Worthy of the 5 stars? Can he be as good as his brother? Is he a more well-rounded player?
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The only time I've seen LaMelo play in person was at the City Of Palms Tournament in December 2015. At the time the kid was maybe 5-foot-10 and 140 pounds but he was already better than LiAngelo. I thought the kid was really good at facilitating, but because of his slight size and strength he couldn't finish through traffic at the rim.

Fast forward to today and he's 6-foot-3 but still on the thin side at about 155-pounds. He's better at finishing through traffic and is still a good facilitator (something most people do not give him credit for). Due to "daddy ball" he's able to chuck up shots pretty much at will, but make no mistake...this kid is very, very, VERY good.

It is easy to be annoyed at the kid because of his father's antics, but I tune that out.
 
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Jim_from_RU

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Russ Wood said:
The only time I've seen LaMelo play in person was at the City Of Palms Tournament in December 2015. At the time the kid was maybe 5-foot-10 and 140 pounds but he was already better than LiAngelo. I thought the kid was really good at facilitating, but because of his slight size and strength he couldn't finish through traffic at the rim.

Fast forward to today and he's 6-foot-3 but still on the thin side at about 155-pounds. He's better at finishing through traffic and is still a good facilitator (something most people do not give him credit for). Due to "daddy ball" he's able to chuck up shots pretty much at will, but make no mistake...this kid is very, very, VERY good.

It is easy to be annoyed at the kid because of his father's antics, but I tune that out.
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His father is a total ***.
 
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