Lowe: Thick Brow plays 4 rebounds and controls better. The team needs to discover its offensive potential and cannot just let it jump shots.
11:04am, 27 September 2025Basketball
September 25th News Recently, famous reporter Zach Lowe participated in the podcast program of famous talker Bill Simmons, and talked about the situation of Thick Brow in the Mavericks.
"They use Lefly or Gafford more to match Thunder Brows, which is obviously good to play and can better control the rebound. This is also an idea they thought when trading Luca. Although it is a bit strange, I agree. I don't think Thunder Brows is a suitable arrangement for always playing the No. 5 position. On the offensive end, they need to clarify Thunder Brows' role, not just to make him shoot 18-foot (5.49-meter) jump shots that no one wants to defend seriously, and set him some tactics to get the ball and launch the attack in a comfortable position," Lowe said.
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