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Agree. Tatum is unreal and improving. The sky is the limit at this point.Tatum is smooth. Wow he is great so far this season. 56% field goal shooting so far. It is very obvious he works like crazy to improve his game each offseason. He has become a great finisher at the rim and his rebounding is also noticeably better. When he gets the ball against a single defender and the paint is cleared it’s almost an automatic basket with his speed and length. Serious MVP contender.
I think Brown's 3 point shot has improved, especially his step back and side step threes.Brown clearly did not improve once again
I think you are a bit harsh. Definitively frustrating at times, but Brown is better. He is uber athletic and with Porzi out of the lane, Brown has more room to drive and cut without the ball. I think sometimes watching Tatum makes Brown look worse because Tatum keeps improving so much and is so smooth, and Brown is not on the same trajectory. Porzi, White, and Holiday play within the flow of the game and I think this style of play, which I much prefer to the "superstar iso" play style, will rub off onto Brown and Tatum. Hopefully we have 3 to 5 years of these guys and we can watch as they learn to play with a lot of ball movement.and remains the same frustrating player who thrives in blowouts against soft defenses (almost like an all star game exhibition) but is garbage against high pressure defenses. Still sucks as dribbling, still can’t go left, has no court vision, defense at best average. Overall inconsistent and one dimensional. IMO he’s their fifth best player. In roughly half the games he’s an actual minus and they’d be better playing a rotational guy and giving more shot attempts to everyone else.