McKeever, Decker and Glass
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Glass and decker are both SG’s and are not much of passers. From what I’ve heard we still have a good chance with the Colorado PG Johnson and if Ben McCollum can find away to land him, Ace Glass III and McKeever the 7’3 center from st.mary’s would be ideal for next years team.
Indeed. In fact, it sounds like a double play combo: McKeever to Decker to Glass, like the legendary Cub DP trio of Tinker to Evers to Chance.
Indeed. In fact, it sounds like a double play combo: McKeever to Decker to Glass, like the legendary Cub DP trio of Tinker to Evers to Chance.
I would hope they are better at basketball than those three were at getting a double play.
That’s funny on3 has Decker a pg that can distribute and make shots at a high volume. I’ve watched his tape he can play pg as well as sg. Glass however IS a sg. Please not that Butler kid that don’t play defense. Need athletes to make Ben’s defense even more scary good.
Tinker to Evers to Chance helped the Cubs win 4 NL Championships and 2 World Series from 1906 to 1910.
These are the saddest of possible words:
"Tinker to Evers to Chance."
Trio of bear cubs, and fleeter than birds,
Tinker and Evers and Chance.
Ruthlessly pricking our gonfalon bubble,
Making a Giant hit into a double
Words that are heavy with nothing but trouble:
"Tinker to Evers to Chance."
Well unfortunately you’re wrong, I’ve watched plenty of tape on Brett Decker and he’s a sniper from 3, as you can see he takes 7 attempts a game and 11.6 FG attempts shooting 47 and 49.9% respectively from the field. Career average of 0.8 assists per game through 2 years really screams PG!? Lmao 
yeah sure bud… 247 has him listed as SG and that’s exactly what he is! He can spread the court with his shooting and move n groove his way into the paint when his teams needs it. He is a bucket getter no doubt, would take him or Ace glass but like glass overall potential more.
yeah sure bud… 247 has him listed as SG and that’s exactly what he is! He can spread the court with his shooting and move n groove his way into the paint when his teams needs it. He is a bucket getter no doubt, would take him or Ace glass but like glass overall potential more.
Yes. Immortalized in a 1910 poem ("Baseball's Sad Lexicon") by Franklin P. Adams, Tinker and Evers and Chance only turned about 30 DPs in their nine years together . . . and many reports say they hated each other besides. So their fame far outshined their actual performance. Of course, that sort of thing never happens these days . . .
yeah he did. Seems like we're really in on Glass though and I personally like him more
We have to get a 7 footer. If we miss on that it will be a long year, especially with Al leaving.
The Chicago Cubs turned the most double plays in MLB during the 1910 season. Their renowned infield trio of shortstop Joe Tinker, second baseman Johnny Evers, and first baseman Frank Chance, along with third baseman Harry Steinfeldt, anchored a defense that helped the Cubs win the 1910 National League pennantYes. Immortalized in a 1910 poem ("Baseball's Sad Lexicon") by Franklin P. Adams, Tinker and Evers and Chance only turned about 30 DPs in their nine years together . . . and many reports say they hated each other besides. So their fame far outshined their actual performance. Of course, that sort of thing never happens these days . . .
the famous infield trio of Tinker, Evers, and Chance was central to the team's defense, and they are noted to have combined for 491 double plays over the five-year period from 1906 to 1910.
All I heard is he could be visiting soon, didn't know what the timing was or if its true.
I read on another free board that Drew Sharnarski, 6'-9" forward from Belmont is visiting this weekend.
Doesn't make it a great double group.
Doesn't mean they were not great in other aspects of the game.
The three played 771 games together. Every few weeks that double play would happen. They averaged turning that double play once every 14 games.
But hey somebody wrote a poem so it must be Gods Gospel.
I was kind of turned away by scharnowsi's raw numbers but if you watch his film you'll be encouraged. Really fluid athlete some incredible slams. He's 6"9 but players bigger because of his explosiveness. Because of his lack of shooting and offense outside paint He's probably a 5 albeit undersized again. Very different than Mckeever who has the size but lacks the mobility/spring of Scharnowski.
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This guy would be a fan favorite and opposing fans would hate him. He’s very aggressive in highlights, and an impressive dunker.
I hope they are not thinking of getting another undersized 5. I don't think that works in the B1G.
I would take a 6'9" very athletic skywalker who can rebound and score if that is all we can get. I would take two of them. Quick ups and big leaper can make up for a few inches