Sun Yue SPL highlights

Sorry if already posted, but I didn't see it anywhere.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1rua3zTM00


This kid's got some skills. Check out about the 3:00 mark-breakin' ankles.
He can penetrate, pass like a magician, handle the rock, and plays nice D on smaller players. I'm impressed!!!

Nice clips, seems like he has decent ballhandling abilities, he completely dropped that mavs guard.

DAYUM look at about 3:10 where he broke that one dude's ankles, that was hilarious

BUT I'D RATHER HAVE BYARS!

winstonemby wrote:DAYUM look at about 3:10 where he broke that one dude's ankles, that was hilarious

BUT I'D RATHER HAVE BYARS!

He broke him twice, then he finally finished him off, haha.

He's got some skills, but he also has some bad habits.

I saw this in the ABA vids from youtube and again in this mix, but he tends to float a lot of soft cross-court passes and often gets in the air to pass... Not good with real NBA athletes around

He is pretty athletic though, so if he can learn to use his length to bother smaller PGs, he can make a roster.

It also wouldn't hurt to improve that J

I thought his handle was his biggest strength with that very suspect jumper being his biggest weakness. His court vision was also exceptional along with his athletic ability. Not much on there to truly gauge him definsively but he looks like he could be a competent (at least) player in the NBA. As far as the chineese go though the player who really excites me is Chen Jianghua. That kid is serious, albeit quite small.

it will be difficult for him to get a roster spot tho now and in the future. at sf u have walton here for 6 years, vlad for 4 more years (hopefully he'll opt out a year early), at pg you have fisher for 3 years, and crittenton for four years possibly depending on the team options after the 2nd and thrid years of the contract. i just don't see it likely that the lakers will be comfortable playing vlade 5 million to be a third stringer, maybe if his stock goes up this year they can trade him to get a spot at sf for sun yue if they feel he's ready for the nba, and i almost forgot about maybe coby karl making the team

brutal hahah

vic5150 wrote:I thought his handle was his biggest strength with that very suspect jumper being his biggest weakness. His court vision was also exceptional along with his athletic ability. Not much on there to truly gauge him definsively but he looks like he could be a competent (at least) player in the NBA. As far as the chineese go though the player who really excites me is Chen Jianghua. That kid is serious, albeit quite small.

Chen!!! Is that you???

Sun Yue, from two days ago.



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^ Wow, thanks for posting those sir.

That's an impressive block right there, running down a man and tipping it at its' highest point...something I'd only expect to see from Kobe or Tayshaun. Close to a goal tend though.

this guy is going to be a bust. When was the last time a foreign project in china turned out good. Dont say yao ming.

FishGirl2 wrote:this guy is going to be a bust. When was the last time a foreign project in china turned out good. Dont say yao ming.

And don't say Yi Jianlian!

Wait... don't say ANYONE that turned out pretty decent or good!

So, minus those guys, it's obvious that China can't produce any NBA quality players.

FishGirl2 wrote:this guy is going to be a bust. When was the last time a foreign project in china turned out good. Dont say yao ming.