The Brandon Miller Thread

Giving the voter the benefit of doubt, perhaps they highly valued team success and just opted for those type players beyond Wemby and Chet. :man_shrugging:t2:

Looks like it was Kendrick Perkins. SMH

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nba/player-turned-analyst-has-a-huge-snub-on-his-nba-all-rookie-voting-ballot/ar-BB1mWq2u?ocid=socialshare&pc=U531&cvid=160de71b79b74d319fdf50cba478b9bd&ei=18

I really don’t care what national media thinks. But I dislike all things 4letter network. This just fuels that fire.

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To paraphrase Zach lowe recently: ā€œI know people out there aren’t watching the charlotte hornets, I do, because I’m a sick person.ā€

Something like that. I love Lowe, but he’s had some hornets comments that have been off base this year, and sounds like someone who hasn’t actually watched the hornets. But I know Zach lowe of all people has watched more hornets than 90% of major analysts have

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Dope! Thanks for posting.

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Not to be too terribly superficial but I do love the lifestyle! Miller has earned all of the luxuries that he speaks of and I am glad to see him living life responsibly to the max outside of bball:

Congratulations young man you have arrived!

That was an excellent interview and yes he comes across as brilliant, thoughtful, funny and mature. Great to hear that he’s a gear head! Funny to hear that sh!t rolls down hill to NSJ and good to hear that they don’t cut the fool on the road. All positive.

One thing gave me pause in the interview. Sounds like Miller is looking to take over next year. I guess if Melo has never stepped up then it should not be an issue - but who knows.

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6. Brandon Miller, Hornets

Age: 21
Top 100 rank: 66. The ceiling is incredibly high. Miller doesn’t turn 22 until November, and he showed as a rookie that he was ready for everything the Hornets threw at him. He often guarded the opposing team’s top perimeter player, and, with LaMelo Ball out for most of the season and Terry Rozier traded in January, he often functioned as Charlotte’s primary playmaker. The 6-foot-7 wing profiles as a franchise cornerstone, a guy who can create for himself and others and credibly defend multiple positions. Let’s see how big his second-year leap is. – James Herbert

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