Re: I have another question; Which I answer because it's slow and hot.

[Jim Meninno <jim_meninno@hotmail.com>]

>From: j.hironaka@unesco.org

>On paper Clack reminds me of Charles Bradley, another chunky 6-5 defensive 
>specialist that the Celtics drafted in the early 1980's out of Wyoming. 
>That guy also could dunk like nobody's business and had a clean enough 
>shooting stroke, yet he couldn't hit a jumper to save his life. Kris Clack 
>is so gifted going to and defending the rim and so consistently solid 
>against All Star competition that perhaps he hasn't refined the minimum 
>skills he will definitely need in order to grow into a Michael Cooper, Doc 
>Rivers type of NBA player. The only reason Clack might make the 1999-2000 
>Celtics roster is because Pitino will no doubt keep 15 or 16 players as per 
>usual.


Welcome back, Joe.  The more I keep hearing about Clack, the more I keep 
saying to myself, "So long, Bruce, it's been nice to know you". I mean, how 
many defensive oriented shooting guards can you have on a team, and wouldn't 
it be better to keep one with some athleticism and semblance of an offensive 
game?  Clack at least has the potential to turn into a regular bench player. 
  Bowen, I believe, has maxed out his potential.

Jim


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