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Complementary Pieces: Ryan Kalkbrenner
Manage episode 487329356 series 1502465
Dillon Sage discusses NBA draft prospect Ryan Kalkbrenner, a 7'2", 257-pound center from Creighton, ranked as the 32nd prospect and 50th center. Sage emphasizes the importance of understanding the current draft class's big talent, especially small ball fives, and highlights Ryan Kalkbrenner's potential as a platoon center for elite teams. Kalkbrenner's impressive hands, shot-blocking, and rebounding abilities make him a valuable role player, capable of providing solid minutes off the bench. Sage compares Cochran to players like Hassan Whiteside and Walker Kessler, noting his ability to block shots and defend the paint despite not being a flashy player. With a limited number of traditional bigs in the draft, Sage believes Kalkbrenner could be a first-round pick and a valuable addition to teams needing a reliable center.
446 episodes
Manage episode 487329356 series 1502465
Dillon Sage discusses NBA draft prospect Ryan Kalkbrenner, a 7'2", 257-pound center from Creighton, ranked as the 32nd prospect and 50th center. Sage emphasizes the importance of understanding the current draft class's big talent, especially small ball fives, and highlights Ryan Kalkbrenner's potential as a platoon center for elite teams. Kalkbrenner's impressive hands, shot-blocking, and rebounding abilities make him a valuable role player, capable of providing solid minutes off the bench. Sage compares Cochran to players like Hassan Whiteside and Walker Kessler, noting his ability to block shots and defend the paint despite not being a flashy player. With a limited number of traditional bigs in the draft, Sage believes Kalkbrenner could be a first-round pick and a valuable addition to teams needing a reliable center.
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