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Dwight Howard should train with Otis Thorpe Not Dream

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by tinman, May 22, 2013.

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He should train with OT because

  1. OT can teach him how to be a man and not miss games

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  2. OT has similar skillsets with Dwight, including dunking and free throw shooting

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  3. OT can teach Dwight to shut up and not to be a diva

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  4. OT can teach him how the pick and roll works, and that he has to roll

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  5. OT can teach him how to throw an outlet pass

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  6. Cause no matter how hard he tries with Dream, he can't Dream Shake like Dream

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  1. tinman

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  2. arjun

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    All of the above?

    How about..Otis can teach Dwight to love Houston?

    and what in the world is the point of this pointless thread?
     
  3. Baqui99

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    Charles Jones please
     
  4. stipendlax

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    He's like a real life alternate ending of Back to the Future. One where Marty decides to stay in the past.
     
  5. jojolover

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    We already got Howard?
     
  6. boiler

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    Dwight doesn't need to train with anyone. All he needs is to work with his Ft shooting coach and shoot 1000 ft every day. Imaging a DH can shoot 80% from ft line, he will boost his scoring by at least 5 pts instantly.
     
  7. tinman

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    No but he has trained with Dream before.

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    yet, judging by his play, he hasn't been able to replicate anything Dream has showed him.
     
  8. tinman

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    Otis Thorpe is the Rockets all time Iron Man, he never misses any game, he's the anti Mr Glass.

    OT was also the exact opposite of a diva, Dwight can benefit from these life teachings.
     
  9. seclusion

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    He needs to train with Shaq...all of these are wrong.
     
  10. tinman

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    Shaq doesn't like Dwight.
     
  11. don grahamleone

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    I love Otis, but he can't touch the skill of Howard. Keep working with the dream, even if you can't do the dreamshake, you can learn how to use move progressions and setting your man up from dream.

    1/5 stars. For this once in a blue moon, tinman was too ridiculous for me.
     
  12. dragonz

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    He obviously didn't learn **** from Dream, why would we want someone cannot improve?
     
  13. HamJam

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    Actually, I think he should try to learn that Kevin Willis little hook shot. I think that is better suited to what he is capable of.
     
  14. J Sizzle

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    Let him work with me. I'll show him the ropes.
     
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    He should work with Mchale.
     
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    Every big should develop the Otis Thorpe/Tim Duncan game
     
  17. heypartner

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    :confused:

    The baby hook is something Howard already does -- left and right-handed. It's like the only shot he can make

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    I'm surprised that Howard trained with Olajuwon because there is no visible evidence that he's improved any of his post moves.
     
  19. tinman

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  20. liveguy

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    lol...none.

    But Dream was a different breed and honestly what he does/did, no one but him could/can do.

    A couple random sessions isn't going to commit dream improvisation skills to memory for the tutee.

    That stuff he did was pure athleticism and improv....

    I know there was a science to it, he made it look so easy.

    Dwight could NEVER be that.
     

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