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KG played both forward spots and could play both spots. Penny was a 100% PG all his years in Orlando. Davis is a back-up who can guard any front-court player. If it makes feel better, label Davis a PF and Kukoc an SF.

When did KG play SF? For two minutes one game, 11 years ago?
 
KG played both forward spots and could play both spots. Penny was a 100% PG all his years in Orlando. Davis is a back-up who can guard any front-court player. If it makes feel better, label Davis a PF and Kukoc an SF.

And see, heres where I disagree with you. Have we seen the kid play a single NBA game yet? Your expectations unfortunately come across as rather lofty to me. I think you would've been better off using Garnett ( a great player) as your 4, and drafting a lockdown SF. But hey, its your team, not mine.
 
So only a 13 would think Shaq,Wade and Durant are good basketball players?

Who should I have picked before them?

Derrick Favors is a good basketball player. That doesn't mean he'd get drafted in this thing. And as to who...if it really needs to be asked, then...
 
And see, heres where I disagree with you. Have we seen the kid playa single NBA game yet? Your expectations unfortunately come across as rather lofty to me.

I mean, if we're playing by these rules, I'm going with Len Bias as my first choice when I get to selecting my guys.
 
KG handled the ball, ran the offense, scored inside and out and did everything for Minnesota. He can play SF or PF and have an advantage at either spot. There are plenty of players who played both forward positions: Larry Bird, Danny Manning, AK, etc. Are you saying that Magic and Lebron can't play at SF because they're PGs?
 
Derrick Favors is a good basketball player. That doesn't mean he'd get drafted in this thing. And as to who...if it really needs to be asked, then...

Did I draft Derrick Favors? So now Wade, Durant, and Shaq are on the same level as Favors?

I don't follow your logic. Plus you avoided the question. Who should I have drafted instead of Durant and Wade in particular? Or do you just drive by and make a bunch of idiotic comments.
 
I have a size, length, quickness advantage at every position on the floor. Seven players are All NBA first team: Wilt, KG, Nique, Penny, Tim Hardaway and Latrell Sprewell, plus Yao, Kukoc and Davis playing spot minutes.

If you think you can stop my guys from scoring, good luck.
If you think you can score easily on my guys, good luck.
If you think you can out-rebound my guys or keep up with them, good luck.
 
I've been meaning to bring this up earlier but wasn't sure if it was merited then. But it is now.

Can we please be somewhat realistic in projecting these players' positions? Has Kevin Garnett ever really played as a SF? Did Davis at his one year at Kentucky or on the Olympic team? Can the PGs be something resembling a PG and not just a ball-dominant wing? Please? This is really quite silly.

This.
 
So if he's your 10th guy, why is he starting? And if he's not, and your sig is your rotation, well then, I still stand by my general sentiment. Garnett at the 3 is silly. And you still have horrible shooting. Stojakovic may have made some sense. But overall, drafting Penny where you did was just dumb as hell bro.

All the starters are high-percentage shooters and natural scorers, quite often with a size advantage. I've already got Kukoc off the bench. I don't need Peja.
 
And see, heres where I disagree with you. Have we seen the kid play a single NBA game yet? Your expectations unfortunately come across as rather lofty to me. I think you would've been better off using Garnett ( a great player) as your 4, and drafting a lockdown SF. But hey, its your team, not mine.

The defense is anchored by KG (8x defensive first team) and Wilt. KG's the lead defender, and I can rotate in Kukoc, Amare and Davis however I like.

My expectation for Davis is that he'll challenge shots, hustle and finish at the rim. That's a pretty safe assumption, given what he did in the Olympics.
 
Lebron and Magic have played every position on the floor, except center. Having players that can play multiple positions is an advantage. It means that you can focus on an 8-man rotation and keep the talent level higher.

In the playoffs, you go by match-ups. Other teams frequently guarded Karl Malone with centers or guarded Stockton with SGs or even SFs.
 
Did I draft Derrick Favors? So now Wade, Durant, and Shaq are on the same level as Favors?

I don't follow your logic. Plus you avoided the question. Who should I have drafted instead of Durant and Wade in particular? Or do you just drive by and make a bunch of idiotic comments.

Your first three picks are solid. You lost a bit of focus with a couple later picks, but I like your team.

Getting blow-back from these guys isn't a bad thing.
 
Derrick Favors is a good basketball player. That doesn't mean he'd get drafted in this thing. And as to who...if it really needs to be asked, then...

Your first three picks are solid. You lost a bit of focus with a couple later picks, but I like your team.

Getting blow-back from these guys isn't a bad thing.

The blowback that I'm getting is no one has any respect for modern day players. I don't understand the resentment. I think basketball is pretty good these days. We had a crappy era with the Iverson's, Marbury's, Francis's, etc... But it's back, and there are some fine basketball players that will go down as some of the best ever in this era.

I also think people over glamorize retired ball players, and conjure up a false images of them. You know, The older I get the better they were mentality.
 
I guess whatever on the whole position thing, but all I ask if I ever start one of these things is that we try to use reality to determine how our teams are being constructed and how the players play.
 
With my last pick, I select...

CHRIS BOSH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdovdxMLDY8

-1x NBA Champion
- 7x All-Star
- Averaged 22+ points for five straight years

Bosh will help spread the floor and rebound in his limited minutes, and he's become a decent defender. He'll fit nicely.
 
BTW, I actually kinda like the idea where everyone votes for their top 8 teams, then we do a bracket. Does anyone NOT like this idea?
 
BTW, I actually kinda like the idea where everyone votes for their top 8 teams, then we do a bracket. Does anyone NOT like this idea?

It's a good idea.

I think maybe the top 8 should be decided by those who took part in the draft. You would not be able to include your own team. Then the top 8 tournament is voted on the the general public. Is that better or worse?
 
I like your team Spycam, other than the Iverson pick. The rest is really solid. Grabbing Tony Parker late was a steal.
 
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