Originally Posted by
hq2
Well, of course it's the basketball minor leagues, AAA for B ball if you will. Like playing major league
baseball, there are a lot of things you have to learn to be a good NBA player. The tempo, skill level, offensive ball movement, and defensive rotations are different, and guys have to learn the pro game.
And, certain guys need to work on certain skills to get them to an NBA level. The better way to do it, rather than watching from the end of the bench, is to be out playing against (nearly) NBA level comp. Miles is going to get much better doing that in the D league rather than sitting on the bench watching Handsblow in Indianapolis (don't know if you can do that too long; pretty ugly). Looking forward to him being a quality, well skilled NBA player.