Puff piece to try and convince Cadee to not go home to Sydney next year.

Cadee will never be one of the best players in the NBL. As stated above needs to add consistency & continuity to his game on a weekly basis. He played great in Game 3 Vs Tigers but then everyone (36er players) looked like NBA All Stars in the 2nd half when the Tigers threw in the towel.

..only moderate with ervin and gibson,but pretty good when one of them was out

cadee is still only very very young. i think will toe the line between potential and realized potential for maybe 2 more seasons. i fully expect him to be an elite nbl level player with in the next 3-4 seasons. its the way it goes in the nbl. young players usually dont get let off the leash and take awhile to step up unless your a super talented freak like newley and similar talents like him.

People only need to look at his performance from the World Uni Games to see the potential that he has and the level that he can play at. He was one of the focal points of that team, and without him on that roster there is no way that team would have made it through to the gold medal game - he carried them through both of their finals matches.

As much as I love having him on the Sixers roster and love what he brings to the team, in order for him to be one of the top Aussie PG's in this league, he needs to move to a team that won't have him saddled on the bench behind and import and a Boomer.
If he was to move somewhere that needs a PG and is willing to let him run the team (taking the good with the bad as he develops) then I don't see any reason why he couldn't become one of the better PG's in the NBL.

Should he return home I would be sad to see him leave. The Club needs to find him a local girlfriend to entice him to stay.

Seems a bit much on the surface, but at his peak(s), Rhys Martin has been mentioned in or near the elite tier of point guards with Martin, Gibson, etc.

Martin has five years on Cadee. Is it out of the question for Cadee to lock in a three point shot and show more aggression? He seems pretty quick and with court smarts to me, as though he reads the play well. Could happen I guess.

Cadee is right in the middle between starting level PG and back up PG and really needs that extra responsibility on a consistent basis to develop his skills more and he's never going to get that behind an import and boomer PG... He's shown both internationally and locally that when given the time, he can perform, it's just that he's not quite ready to take the full reins yet... Perhaps to work in tandem with another top level Aussie PG and be first off the bench and be able to spread the minutes with another top level SG could be just the ticket for him...

I think it is fairly accurate and a good assessment of where Cadee is at. He definitely steps up when Gibson or Ervin is out of the team but he needs to make that happen in every game and start to demand the ball more.
The only thing I don't know is if its in his character to take control.

Would be fascinated to see his player points rating next season as I'm sure there will be just as many saying he is too good to be THAT low as people saying he is too high

Wouldnt bother me too much if Cadee left and we kept Carter in his place.

For others, you'll be hard pressed to find an import as good as Ervin for the cash he is on (he took a pay cut to play with the Sixers).

From all reports Ervin is happy here and wouldn't mind staying...does the club, Joey agree?

Sixers biggest problem will be getting a replacement for DJ and a SF who has the ability to spread the floor and attack the basket.

If DJ goes Wilkinson is the perfect option for mine.

Wilkinson/Schenscher
Petrie/Anthony
Creek/Teys
Gibson/Carter
Import/Daly

BTW, I didn't put Cadee in there because I think he should and will move on next year. We won't see the best from him until he has more responsibility.

I think in a three-guard rotation with Madgen and a combo import in Sydney would be a good fit, but I also wonder whether he could be very effective with Wollongong.

Do him and Joey not get along?
Why did he move away from Joey?

Cadee has proved himself when given a chance but I can't help thinking that if he stays on at sixers he won't progress any further. I wouldn't mind seeing him at Sydney

Cadee moved on from Joey and the Gold Coast for more opportunity.

He probably does require more court time to progress but can and will the Sixers provide that opportunity now they have garnered some success....especially when they can retain someone like Carter who is happy to come off the bench?

Best for both parties if he moves on imo.

..bruton here then maybe, depending on who's going,staying,starting etc