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Anonymous
Years ago
Ex-Sydney King Thornton signs with NBA's Cavs
Overseas and NBA systems are different. People don't realise that a few of your favourite NBA players would struggle in a overseas system. NBA has a lot more space, 1 on 1 based and role player dominant. Thornton will only be used for his quickness, finding shooters and defense. I agree he wasn't that great here but if we had the 3 second rule in FIBA he would get to the basket for layups easily! All that being said, good luck to him.
I wouldn't read to much into it. He's plays for there G League team and the cavs needed to meet the nbas requirements of 14 players. Once his contract is up he will be back to the g league I'd guess. Still he will make around 42k for his 10 days
He was a rookie. Showed a few brief glimpses, but he was basically a ball-dominating combo-guard with an inconsistent jumper who lacked the strength to finish around the basket. I could see him working better in the more open NBA game though, and maybe he's bulked up a bit in the time since.