Post by Belgrade on Apr 23, 2015 17:52:06 GMT -6
Name: Brad Miller
Position: C
Number: 52
DOB: April 12, 1976
Age when drafted: Undrafted, signed at 22
College: Purdue
Hometown: Kendallville, Indiana
Height: 7'0'
Weight: 261lbs
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STRENGTHS: Undrafted, Miller was the best passing bigman in the league during his prime. He had a strong overall game; he was solid defensively, a strong rebounder, a solid passer, and could rack up steals and blocks. While he was never a top option on offence, he did have a decent short-range shot. During his 6 seasons in Sacramento, Miller averaged 13 PPG, 9 RPG, 4 APG, 1 BPG and 1 SPG. A rare triple-double threat for a bigman, his game was recognized and respected around the league, as he appeared in two All-Star games.
WEAKNESSES: Miller's offensive game was average at best and he could not be relied upon for offensive production. In the second half of his career he added a three-point shot, but it was inconsistent. For his size, he was not a great shot blocker.
SIGNIFICANT INFO:
- 2 All-Star game appearances (2003, 2004)
- Appeared in the playoffs 8 times with 4 different teams (SAC 3, CHI 2, IND 2, CHA 1)
- Traded 6 times
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Ins 2.5
Jps 3
Fts 4
3Ps 3
Hnd 3
Pas 5
ORb 5
DRb 4
PsD 5
PrD 3
Stl 4
Blk 2.5
Qck 4.5
Str 4.5
Jmp 4
Sta 4.5
Position: C
Number: 52
DOB: April 12, 1976
Age when drafted: Undrafted, signed at 22
College: Purdue
Hometown: Kendallville, Indiana
Height: 7'0'
Weight: 261lbs
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STRENGTHS: Undrafted, Miller was the best passing bigman in the league during his prime. He had a strong overall game; he was solid defensively, a strong rebounder, a solid passer, and could rack up steals and blocks. While he was never a top option on offence, he did have a decent short-range shot. During his 6 seasons in Sacramento, Miller averaged 13 PPG, 9 RPG, 4 APG, 1 BPG and 1 SPG. A rare triple-double threat for a bigman, his game was recognized and respected around the league, as he appeared in two All-Star games.
WEAKNESSES: Miller's offensive game was average at best and he could not be relied upon for offensive production. In the second half of his career he added a three-point shot, but it was inconsistent. For his size, he was not a great shot blocker.
SIGNIFICANT INFO:
- 2 All-Star game appearances (2003, 2004)
- Appeared in the playoffs 8 times with 4 different teams (SAC 3, CHI 2, IND 2, CHA 1)
- Traded 6 times
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Ins 2.5
Jps 3
Fts 4
3Ps 3
Hnd 3
Pas 5
ORb 5
DRb 4
PsD 5
PrD 3
Stl 4
Blk 2.5
Qck 4.5
Str 4.5
Jmp 4
Sta 4.5
