Re: Possible Second Round Picks For The Celtics

[Rodrigo Amorim <roamorim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The comparison is reasonable. He is 19. This could be either a positive and 
a negative point. He still has much to improve and playing in the NBA is 
completely different from our national championship. I am very optimistic 
about him and it would be great to see him play for the Celts.
There is a small profile on him 
here:http://nbadraft.net/profiles/andersonvarejao.htm

Rodrigo

At 13:16 12/6/2002 -0400, you wrote:

> Hey Rodrigo-
> Which given your Brazilian email address sounds like you've seen him play. 
> So what more can you tell us about him? Is the Tom Chambers/Raef LaFrentz 
> comparison reasonable or wishful thinking. What exactly makes you think he 
> compares with them. How old is he? What's his best offensive move/ability? 
> How is he on rebounding and reacting on defense? What sort of hands?
> Thanks
> Kim
>
> At 11:45 AM 6/12/02 -0300, Rodrigo Amorim wrote:
>
> > I4m from Brazil. He4s sure a great player. Hope we get him.
> >
> >
> > Rodrigo
> >
> >
> > > 1. Anderson Varejao - Now this could be a great draft pick.
> > > Vaarejao, a 6-10 and growing Brazilian wowed the scouts (along
> > > with his teammate Nene Hillario), as a member of the Brazilian
> > > National team. His time away from the National Team in
> > > Europe with FC Barcelona hasn't been as productive, and
> > > thus he's drawn scant attention compared to his lottery-
> > > bound teammate. But Anderson has talent and is in
> > > the Tom Chambers/Raef  LaFrentz mode.