spycam1
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I like him okay. He and Malachi Richardson are both good SGs later in the 1st.
But I still like Malik Beasley better.
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I like him okay. He and Malachi Richardson are both good SGs later in the 1st.
But I still like Malik Beasley better.
spycam1
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He's intriguing.
I feel like there are a lot of sleepers in this draft. I'd be calling Boston to inquire about trading #12 for #17 and #23.
I must be wrong on my handsize then lol. I'll have to remeasure. I can palm a basketball tho.
Miggs
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Def. And then trading 17 and our two 2nds to maybe move up to 15 or 16 if we need to to snag Luwawu or Korky.
spycam1
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Denver could be another potential trade partner (they have three 1sts).
None of the 3 seem exceptional to me.
spycam1
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Beasley doe
orangello
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Late in the first? I agree with you.
Treviso Eurocamp starts June 10th. It will be interesting to see how many of the Euro prospects show up there.
https://sports.yahoo.com/news/2016-nba-mock-draft--2-0-182558012.html
Of course Givony has us taking the 1 player I would be the least excited about.
*I actually I would be least excited about Deyonta Davis, but Jackson is a close 2nd*
Of course Givony has us taking the 1 player I would be the least excited about.
*I actually I would be least excited about Deyonta Davis, but Jackson is a close 2nd*
Miggs
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I think I'm leaning toward Korky. Three-point shooting trumps everything else in this damn league it seems. Dubs were best in the league and had the best record. Spurs had the second best % and had the second best record...so damn important nowadays.
Here's the flipside to that coin though. How many teams win it all without a great wing defender. Lebron is one. Kawhi. When the Mavs won, they had a few really good guys they threw at Lebron including Deshawn. The Pistons had Prince. The Celts had Posey and Pierce. Do we have anyone that could be very, very, very good like this defensively? I don't have faith that Hayward will be or can be. So maybe this is more important and we draft Luwawu who could always become a solid shooter too. Heck, Hood and Lyles could become elite shooters...
Yep, Luwawu it is.
Here's the flipside to that coin though. How many teams win it all without a great wing defender. Lebron is one. Kawhi. When the Mavs won, they had a few really good guys they threw at Lebron including Deshawn. The Pistons had Prince. The Celts had Posey and Pierce. Do we have anyone that could be very, very, very good like this defensively? I don't have faith that Hayward will be or can be. So maybe this is more important and we draft Luwawu who could always become a solid shooter too. Heck, Hood and Lyles could become elite shooters...
Yep, Luwawu it is.
Yes, because depth is the thing that we miss at the PG. Exum, Neto, Burke, Mack, Jackson... give us more PGs... especially small ones to be our 3d PG... those are the ones we need the most.
No, defensive players who can shoot and playmake trump everything. "Korky" seems to lack the defensive part.
Just cuz you have a lot of PG's doesnt mean you have good depth. We have 1 potential player and 3 third string PG's.
Exactly. Jackson is yet another third string PG.
IDK about that. He has potential. He could be a really good backup for a good starter.
His game should be a lot better in the NBA. He is small, but he is ultra athletic. He is more ERic Bledsoe than Trey Burke.
I'm not sold on him. Like... AT ALL!!
Honestly, I'd rather wait for next year to get a PG. There are about 5 PGs that will likely be better than any of this year's PGs.