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Rockets select Jeremy Lamb with the No. 12 pick

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by HMMMHMM, Jun 28, 2012.

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Do you like the pick of Jeremy Lamb at #12 by the Rockets?

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  2. NO

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  1. Visagial

    Visagial Member

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    His highlight reel honestly looked like a Kevin Martin one, minus all of the head fakes/fouls. Looks like a rich man's Martin to me. Same goofy shot.
     
  2. ObamaFan

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    Im not getting the Kevin Martin comparisons, he looks a poor mans Reggie Miller
     
  3. ejarts

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    he has the same stroke as reggie miller. he could be reeeeeally accurate. hope he's clutch.
     
  4. TheRealist137

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    I like the pick. I think Lamb was the best we could have gotten in that position, and he can be really good and a all-star
     
  5. Apps

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    People need to quit it with this "rich man/poor man" stuff. It has to be one of the laziest, vaguest ways to describe a player ever. If the guy gets proper development, he'll be his own man and he'll be a good player regardless of who he compares favorably to.
     
  6. RedNation

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    That plays defense.
     
  7. cod

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    It's like any wing who shoots a perimeter shot is now always compared to Kmart on this board.
     
  8. thetatomatis

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    I think he is a cross between Martin and Nick Young. He might end up a better defender than Martin and better offense than Nick Young. No doubt he may need a few pounds of muscle added. Like about 5 pounds.

    Gonna say he is better than Nick Young but not much I can think of projecting past that since he is still growing and has potential.
     
  9. UTAllTheWay

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    Except his game is quite a bit similar to Kevin Martin.

    He does have a pretty solid crossover, though.
     
  10. thetatomatis

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    In other words we shouldnt put a label on him yet with rich or poor mans version. He is only a sophomore and put up some good numbers. So where he grows or regresses from there can be anyones guess. He has a high ceiling though. Higher than Nick Youngs obviously because Nick Young stayed in college for one year later. I will start there as his low ceiling as long as he stays injury free and gets playing time.
     
  11. ObamaFan

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    How does this guy remind you of Kevin Martin, because i dont see it
     
  12. Htown's2kFinest

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    Biggest knock on him imo is he that takes WAY to many jumpers instead of going to the hole.
     
  13. thetatomatis

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    No he really doesnt. I am saying a cross between a few players. Like Nick Young, Martin, and maybe a few others. Its hard to say where his career ends up. I have no cap on him yet.
     
  14. Visagial

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    I was watching some of his highlights on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw7RXNc75Rw

    The way he moves around the floor, sets for a shot, and his release really remind me of Martin. He also shoots a lot of shots using the same one handed flick shot that Martin uses.
     
  15. Han Solo

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    Did he mean it's hot like it's cool in coolbrutha speech?
     
  16. Drew_Le

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    He's nothing like Kevin Martin. Kevin can't create for others at all-- he either shoots or makes a move to the hoop looking for a foul.

    Lamb is a well above-average ballhandler with good vision, good shooting touch, and excellent pace. I agree with DD that he hits me as a Brandon Roy/James Harden-type old man game. I love this pick.
     
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    This.
     
  18. thetatomatis

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    Ok I see some Reggie Miller in there. I am getting a boner now and have to step away before I get too excited.
     
  19. mvpcrossxover

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    Thank you

    Only thing he's similar to martin is that he moves very well without the ball.

    Isn't his mid-range FG percentage is like around 60s 55ish percent?
     
  20. wallyj12

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    Well, he was here a couple of years ago for the Final Four.
     

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