Cavs (I think?) did like him during that one Summer League he played in.

Dallas

I just checked. He played with the Cavs in his initial Summer League stint. Mavs was another one a few years later. The Cavs liked him a lot.

1. Landale
2. Moller
3. Goulding
4. Kay

Goulding is too inconsistent
He can have games where he can turn the result single-handed, then the next he goes MIA.

Great option to have on the bench, especially if the coach is prepared to ride a hot-streak

Goulding was great last night. Why do people keep thinking Moller is a player?? Solid at SEABL level, but done nothing in NBL.

Goulding is possibly too small for the NBA. @6'2 he would need to become a PG in the mould of Delly.

A solid 3&D player.

Goulding doesn't have the body to play in the NBA as he isn't long enough to defend at the 3/D position or good enough in the PnR to be a back up PG so hence he isn't in the league.

Goulding will get his opportunity.

And as a SG. He's not a PG and he doesn't need to be.

It's clearly Landale, right?

Isn't Green more fancied?

His game is a lot like Alexey Shved (sp?)

In fact almost identical type of games. Shved probably a bit better of a scorer though but just in terms of role and playing styles.

Shved got a shot;but didn't last long.

The problem for him is that there’s a lot of Goulding’s all over the world including in Europe.

Shved chose to go back to Europe.

Averaged 14.8, 4.6, 3.6 in is last showing at NY Knicks. Had NBA contract offers.

Goulding a bit like Shane Heal, in that he has one elite skill- three point shooting. That's valuable anywhere, any league, any time.

If Goulding can impress at this World Cup like Heal did in Atlanta- and he’s got a golden opportunity to do so, given how well he fits the 6th man spark plug, aggressive scorer role in this group - then he’s a chance to get a try out.

Only difference compared to Heal’s day is that 3 point shooters are everywhere. CG doesn’t stand out as much.

Goulding is elite at the single most important skill in modern basketball. For him, it's a question of whether he can cover his other possible weaknesses- like speed, or defending athletic NBA wings. But he does have one weapon that will appeal to any coach, anywhere.

If we compare him to someone like Creek- Creek is a good defender, good at getting to the rim, he can rebound and run the lanes.

But Creek is not elite at any one thing. In the NBL he's exceptionally athletic, but there’s plenty of NBA guys who are similarly athletic and do much the same things. Many of them are taller and/or have a better 3 point shot to boot.

If Creek wants to make the NBA grade, he needs to keep improving his skills- or find a way to stand out from the crowd. Maybe that's just being known as a guy who hustles hard, is an ultimate team first guy.

The problem for him is that there's a lot of Goulding’s all over the world including in Europe.

Also just realised hr's hardly a prospect.
He's 31 when the next NBA season starts.

No NBA team is going to take a chance on him for a guy who's career should be on the downswing.

Green will make it when he declares.

Landale and Cooks are the other 2 obvious choices.

I feel Cooks size and game mean he will definitely be in the NBA eventually. But at the same time I'll readily admit that I don't watch much basketball outside the NBA.

Vast majority of my opinion is via highlight videos.

Goulding lost his NBL starting gig last season

He lost it because McCarron is a better player. Period.

Goulding over McCarron.