I'm a Pistons fan and I'd say Amen, but the flip side is Ausar is close and has a better chance of fitting in off ball. Amen is a more risk-reward. I'm not sure what he does with his game if he's not the primary. Seems like it could be rocky like Ben Simmons. Ausar is just much more plugged in to making an impact in limited touches. He is also the more instinctual defender. He can't help himself from being a dog on D, where I think Amen is a little more hot / cold on that end. We are splitting hairs, they're twins.
Amen has the highest potential the way he can pass and find his teammates and being able to get to the rim with his athleticism is really a sight to see as a rockets fan.Not to mention he showing out to be a good cutter to the basket as well Also his rebounding and defense is really good too going to be a nice two way player as of right now he reminds me of Ben Simmons. As for Asuar he has the same qualities as his brothers with the rebounding and getting to the rim but he a bit of a better shooter and that’s because unlike Amen he plays at the 3 compared to the one. Asuar probably has the higher floor due to him being a little of bit of a better shooter but Amen has the higher ceiling by far
Trust me. Just because Monty has Ausar at the 3pt line, does not mean he's a passable shooter. Its just bad offense. Monty should have Ausar posted in the dunker spot similar to how Houston Utilizes Amen in the dunker spot. Ausar has the higher floor because he the better defender (specifically shot blocking and Rebounding. Amen is better at stealing and playing passing lanes), and off ball mover (As of now). If Detroit could run some competent Offense, Ausar would be a great rim runner, similar to how Aaron Gordon is utilized in Denver. Actually, Ironically enough, at the time of this message they're both shooting 15% from the 3, with Amen shooting .003% better. The stigma around Ausar being a better shooter is because his shot mechanics looked a bit better than Amen coming into the draft. I can tell you they both suck and this shouldn't be brought up in discussion on who's better until one of them is shooting at least 29-30% from 3, because it otherwise doesn't make much difference.
I see Amen as a 6'7 version of Ja without some of the talent but that will come with age and experience. I see Ausar as a 6'7 Marcus Smart but more athletic. Ausar has a higher floor but Amen is definitely less developed at this point but I think his higher basketball IQ will definitely help him have a higher ceiling than his brother.
I would say less scoring talent, Much higher defensive potential and Iq for that Amen-Ja comp. And unfortunately I don't see Ausar's jumpshot getting anywhere close to Marcus Smart. But if he can get them to fall, his floor is raised Exponentially.
@@kalebdaniels - Ausar has shot 32% for stretches before. Marcus Smart was a .300 shooter his first 4 years. Ausar's going through another mechanic change. Not getting 'anywhere close' could be correct, but it sounds exaggeratory. I could see it going either way with him always being a real twitchy bad shooter or becoming better than Smart. Either way, neither of these guys has to rely on 3 ball as much. If I had to pick I'd say Amen may need one more as guys who can't shoot with the ball.. we've seen how much it hurts. From Westbrook & Simmons to Killian Hayes. It kills your team
The fact they took away all of Ausar’s minutes after a great start to the season for him just hurts. He’s on a shit team that’s not winning so there’s no reason not to be developing him. Truly could be one of the best defenders we have ever seen on the perimeter. His brother is better offensively by a bit for sure but Ausar has sooooooo much defensive potential
Both are great but Amen is in better position to develop. He’s coming off behind Fred who is one of the efficient passer in the league with less pressure to show out every game. Asur is in a position where even rookies gotta produce to stay in the line-up and them waiving off Killian Hayes who they put lots of stocks in him this season show anyone could be in trade/chopping block.
Which brother has more potential?
Amen!
Ausar 😎
I'm a Pistons fan and I'd say Amen, but the flip side is Ausar is close and has a better chance of fitting in off ball. Amen is a more risk-reward. I'm not sure what he does with his game if he's not the primary. Seems like it could be rocky like Ben Simmons. Ausar is just much more plugged in to making an impact in limited touches. He is also the more instinctual defender. He can't help himself from being a dog on D, where I think Amen is a little more hot / cold on that end. We are splitting hairs, they're twins.
I like what I see in Amen!
Amen!!!
Amen will be a great 2way pg, probably favorite player in the league outside of wemby
Amen has the highest potential the way he can pass and find his teammates and being able to get to the rim with his athleticism is really a sight to see as a rockets fan.Not to mention he showing out to be a good cutter to the basket as well
Also his rebounding and defense is really good too going to be a nice two way player as of right now he reminds me of Ben Simmons.
As for Asuar he has the same qualities as his brothers with the rebounding and getting to the rim but he a bit of a better shooter and that’s because unlike Amen he plays at the 3 compared to the one.
Asuar probably has the higher floor due to him being a little of bit of a better shooter but Amen has the higher ceiling by far
Trust me. Just because Monty has Ausar at the 3pt line, does not mean he's a passable shooter. Its just bad offense. Monty should have Ausar posted in the dunker spot similar to how Houston Utilizes Amen in the dunker spot. Ausar has the higher floor because he the better defender (specifically shot blocking and Rebounding. Amen is better at stealing and playing passing lanes), and off ball mover (As of now). If Detroit could run some competent Offense, Ausar would be a great rim runner, similar to how Aaron Gordon is utilized in Denver.
Actually, Ironically enough, at the time of this message they're both shooting 15% from the 3, with Amen shooting .003% better. The stigma around Ausar being a better shooter is because his shot mechanics looked a bit better than Amen coming into the draft. I can tell you they both suck and this shouldn't be brought up in discussion on who's better until one of them is shooting at least 29-30% from 3, because it otherwise doesn't make much difference.
I see Amen as a 6'7 version of Ja without some of the talent but that will come with age and experience. I see Ausar as a 6'7 Marcus Smart but more athletic. Ausar has a higher floor but Amen is definitely less developed at this point but I think his higher basketball IQ will definitely help him have a higher ceiling than his brother.
Great call! Ausar has that pitbull in him and Amen has the potential! Could you imagine them together again?!
@@sportscrunch7460 We might not have to imagine for long if they team up in next years rising stars
I would say less scoring talent, Much higher defensive potential and Iq for that Amen-Ja comp. And unfortunately I don't see Ausar's jumpshot getting anywhere close to Marcus Smart. But if he can get them to fall, his floor is raised Exponentially.
@@kalebdaniels - Ausar has shot 32% for stretches before. Marcus Smart was a .300 shooter his first 4 years. Ausar's going through another mechanic change. Not getting 'anywhere close' could be correct, but it sounds exaggeratory. I could see it going either way with him always being a real twitchy bad shooter or becoming better than Smart. Either way, neither of these guys has to rely on 3 ball as much. If I had to pick I'd say Amen may need one more as guys who can't shoot with the ball.. we've seen how much it hurts. From Westbrook & Simmons to Killian Hayes. It kills your team
Sooo A Shaedon Sharpe comparison might be more suitable. A 6’7 Ja wouldn’t be struggling offensively
Amen 🔥
You left out the Part Where Big Baller Brand was the Blueprint for alot of these new Developmental Leagues and their Atheletes getting paid
After that malice in the palace? What did that have to do with high school to pro??
Exactly what I came here to say…smdh
Their middle name _XLNC_ is actually pronounced _Excellency_ (X-L-N-C).
What does the “malice at the Palace” have to do with high school to pro?? 🤨
Ausar was a better Scorer Rebounder and Passer while in OTE
Amen is better at all that in the nba lol
Actually Ausar only scored more points, Amen averaged more rebounds and 9 assists a game at OTE.
Bro put a clip of Jalen Green instead of ausur at 6:41🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amen gonna be a monster. 🚀🚀🚀🚀
Indeed!
They are both elite players. Stop the comparisons.
Crazy despite their horrible choice in joining overtime elite they still became high draft picks. Just shows how talented they really are
Amen is better offensively, Houston too stacked with young players though , trade him to Detroit!
We would love to see that!
Nah amen in the future. Jalen green is the one getting traded this summer
Trade Jalen Green and picks for a star that doesn't need to develop
Amen is better all around
Nooo no no 😂
3:20 Ben Wallace and Ron Artest were well over 18 when the fight happened, why would it have been the reason the NBA age requirement was raised?
This video makes it seem like only amen matters
Human highlight reel, with super high basketball iq
Since FVV been out n amen has started he been averaging 15pts 11reb 4ast he is a beast n I think his ceiling is higher than Cade Cunningham’s
It is imo
I’m pretty sure they were playing on teams together before HS
I know they played AAU with the Hendrick twins
The fact they took away all of Ausar’s minutes after a great start to the season for him just hurts. He’s on a shit team that’s not winning so there’s no reason not to be developing him. Truly could be one of the best defenders we have ever seen on the perimeter. His brother is better offensively by a bit for sure but Ausar has sooooooo much defensive potential
how were they 5 stars in hs if they weren’t even ranked
Yeah right...
Ausar is the one who's taller.
He is not taller. However, he is bigger in size compared to Amens' more slim frame.
They both 6ft7
@@devin6986ausar is slightly taller
At 6:41 that is jalen green not amen
Both are great but Amen is in better position to develop. He’s coming off behind Fred who is one of the efficient passer in the league with less pressure to show out every game. Asur is in a position where even rookies gotta produce to stay in the line-up and them waiving off Killian Hayes who they put lots of stocks in him this season show anyone could be in trade/chopping block.
Getting rid of Killian will only give more minutes to Ausar. Det knows what they're doing!
ausar is better
Ausar should be getting more chances
People forgot what Ausar was doing in the beginning of the season
Amen better