I definitely take Collins over Nurkic. Adams isn’t exactly a modern center but he’s very good at what he does and one of the best rebounders in the league, I’d move him all the way to above Zubac. Horford is still good but he’s clearly slowing down and isn’t asked to do much for the celtics anymore. He should probably be a tier down but in a playoff situation, he deserves to be where he is.
GrumpyRaincloud
This list is kind of funny bc while he’s absolutely better than Powell, I don’t think he’s clear cut better than any of the centers behind him lol. Collins is good but the best ability is availability. Hoping to get a FULL healthy season out of him.
DevilGunManga
Zach is, just like many of other guys on the Spurs, is TBD is ranking. He hasn’t has a full season as a starter yet so he has a lot to prove this coming season.
beyoncedoritosJR
I think that is a perfect spot. Dead on.
moonshadow50
I’m not looking at an article that wants me to click through a bunch of pages.
But Zach is really a high level backup. He can come in and play his role, and can offensively be quite useful against 2nd/3rd units, but he ideally wouldn’t be a starter. There are probably some teams, including us, where he can make a good case as a starter – but that’s more about lack of depth at the position rather than his individual production.
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I definitely take Collins over Nurkic. Adams isn’t exactly a modern center but he’s very good at what he does and one of the best rebounders in the league, I’d move him all the way to above Zubac. Horford is still good but he’s clearly slowing down and isn’t asked to do much for the celtics anymore. He should probably be a tier down but in a playoff situation, he deserves to be where he is.
This list is kind of funny bc while he’s absolutely better than Powell, I don’t think he’s clear cut better than any of the centers behind him lol. Collins is good but the best ability is availability. Hoping to get a FULL healthy season out of him.
Zach is, just like many of other guys on the Spurs, is TBD is ranking. He hasn’t has a full season as a starter yet so he has a lot to prove this coming season.
I think that is a perfect spot. Dead on.
I’m not looking at an article that wants me to click through a bunch of pages.
But Zach is really a high level backup. He can come in and play his role, and can offensively be quite useful against 2nd/3rd units, but he ideally wouldn’t be a starter. There are probably some teams, including us, where he can make a good case as a starter – but that’s more about lack of depth at the position rather than his individual production.