There's no way for him to go in the NBA! He's not a player for the NBA because in the NBA players needs to space the floor and he couldn't. Spurs followed his development for sure and they didn't like what they saw. In the European basketball he can play and he can dominate because in the European basketball the dimensions of the court is smaller and the spacing is not needed but in the NBA, especially for the Europeans is a must.
do you even watch nba? there a shit ton of players who can't space out the floor or can't guard on the perimeter. It's not like the whole league is playing small ball 90% of the time. i swear to god, this whole "YOU NEED TO SPACE OUT THE FLOOR TO PLAY IN THE NBA" is getting a bit out of hand. Steven Adams can't guard on the perimeters and he can't shoot threes and the man is playing 30 mpg. Ivica Zubac is a starting center for conteder and he can't shoot threes. Marjanovic, who is the slowest mothefucker on earth, is getting minutes in playoffs. Enes Kanter barely shoots but he gets hes minutes and contributes, despite not even being a very good defender. Milutinov would easily get his minutes there in the right organization, and he would contribute - hes a great, talented player, no matter the league
@@russhl125 ofc I do watch. All of them were drafted way before. I'm talking about today's game and his own situation from the perspective that he is now a bit old and the Spurs hold his draft rights. From that perspective, without shooting there's no way for him to enter the league.
@@MisterXdotcom You make no sense. So what if they were drafted before? NBA teams are not abliged to keep them and give them playing time, which they do - it means that such players are still useful and needed, even if their roles are a bit more limited nowadays.
@@russhl125 dude I'm from Serbia and I'm Partizan fan, Milutinov is our child and I would love to see him succeed in the NBA level but I know what I'm talking about.
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There's no way for him to go in the NBA! He's not a player for the NBA because in the NBA players needs to space the floor and he couldn't. Spurs followed his development for sure and they didn't like what they saw. In the European basketball he can play and he can dominate because in the European basketball the dimensions of the court is smaller and the spacing is not needed but in the NBA, especially for the Europeans is a must.
do you even watch nba? there a shit ton of players who can't space out the floor or can't guard on the perimeter. It's not like the whole league is playing small ball 90% of the time. i swear to god, this whole "YOU NEED TO SPACE OUT THE FLOOR TO PLAY IN THE NBA" is getting a bit out of hand. Steven Adams can't guard on the perimeters and he can't shoot threes and the man is playing 30 mpg. Ivica Zubac is a starting center for conteder and he can't shoot threes. Marjanovic, who is the slowest mothefucker on earth, is getting minutes in playoffs. Enes Kanter barely shoots but he gets hes minutes and contributes, despite not even being a very good defender. Milutinov would easily get his minutes there in the right organization, and he would contribute - hes a great, talented player, no matter the league
@@russhl125 ofc I do watch.
All of them were drafted way before.
I'm talking about today's game and his own situation from the perspective that he is now a bit old and the Spurs hold his draft rights. From that perspective, without shooting there's no way for him to enter the league.
@@MisterXdotcom You make no sense. So what if they were drafted before? NBA teams are not abliged to keep them and give them playing time, which they do - it means that such players are still useful and needed, even if their roles are a bit more limited nowadays.
@@MisterXdotcom Brother, a lot weirder signings from Europe happened in the nba for the last 10 years. A LOT.
@@russhl125 dude I'm from Serbia and I'm Partizan fan, Milutinov is our child and I would love to see him succeed in the NBA level but I know what I'm talking about.