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Following Potential Draftees - 2019 (not kidding)

ozjazzman said:
Ok hero, who are the Jazz drafting at 23 ? 1 name.... all you do is put **** on other people’s opinions so how about you name 1 instead of 5..
Otherwise, forever be known as PGAB # 2


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I would guess trade, but if they keep it, I think they go with Paschall (unless someone like PJ Washington/Romeo Langford drops).
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
I would guess trade, but if they keep it, I think they go with Paschall (unless someone like PJ Washington/Romeo Langford drops).
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Trade up ?
Trade down ?
Mixed in with a potential Conley/Russell/Harris trade ?

Anyone got clips on these lads ? Yes I know they’re highlights ...
Read a lot on here about them and many others but this year there seem to be a million diff choices being made for #23. More than normal... guess no one really stands out in our range.
Being from the land of the great Luc Longely, Shane Heal and more recently Aussie Joe and Patty Mills, we don’t see much here... I read as much as possible on various sites and watch what I can but it’s **** all compared to what you Americans/Canadians get to see


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ozjazzman said:
Trade up ?
Trade down ?
Mixed in with a potential Conley/Russell/Harris trade ?

Anyone got clips on these lads ? Yes I know they’re highlights ...
Read a lot on here about them and many others but this year there seem to be a million diff choices being made for #23. More than normal... guess no one really stands out in our range.
Being from the land of the great Luc Longely, Shane Heal and more recently Aussie Joe and Patty Mills, we don’t see much here... I read as much as possible on various sites and watch what I can but it’s **** all compared to what you Americans/Canadians get to see


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Trade out
 
Good article about Grant Williams by Sam Vecenie in The Athletic. Sounds like an interesting guy.

Williams isn’t a normal NBA Draft prospect off the floor. None of the generalities about basketball players apply to him. On some level, we can share the stories that everyone knows. His mom is an engineer for NASA, and he grew up valuing school because professional basketball just wasn’t really in the cards for an overweight 6-foot-3 center, which is what Williams was early in his high school career. He knows how to play multiple musical instruments, and was in his high school’s musical during his senior year. He has played in national chess tournaments. While in line for lunch with him at a favored sandwich shop across the street from P3, Williams’ agent Erik Kabe reminded him that he was going to Las Vegas for the weekend, the 20-year-old Williams deadpanned that he was “going to throw a rager” in the rental property now that no one was around. The pair smiled, knowing that the likely outcome was that Williams would have friends over to play Settlers of Catan.

Beneath the rugged 240-pound exterior and physical play on the floor, Williams is pretty nerdy off of it. But it’s not out of an introverted nature or a lack of comfort with people. Rather, Williams is as well-rounded and comfortable in his own skin as any 20-year-old I’ve met. That has translated in the pre-draft process. One team who spoke with The Athletic called Williams an “all-time interview,” after sitting down with him at the combine. He surprised the Warriors’ front office by knowing the name of the Chase Center, the arena the team will move into starting in the fall. He tries to learn as much as he can about each organization, thinking of each chance to meet with a team as if it were a job interview and his final chance to impress them before they decide on if they want to hire him. No one worries about the culture fit in a locker room with Williams. He also understands what his role will be, something that shocks many players upon entering the NBA after years of being the best player on their teams.
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The Hawks had a workout today with Doumbouya, Kabengele, Claxton, Reid and Samanic all at the same time. Quite a big-fest.
 
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Catchall said:
I could warm up to Paschall if I had to. He's got some game and plays hard...

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I’m not sure where I’m at with him. The first two things he has to prove are can he shoot (I am not confident with that ridiculous kick) and is he a serious versatile defender on the NBA level. If he is decent at both then he’ll make it. But his legs are just out of control.
 
Cheers for the vid of him.
Seems to have good all round offence .
Yep, ok with that pick....


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