Wut?
Hal wasn't TtT..
Wut?
Hal wasn't TtT..
What did I read in the who got banned thread then?
Hmm.. my bad then, it was one of my wild speculations.
Hal back from the dead? Wtf
Beal might be the best SG in the league a few years from now.
If you wanna know who Hal is, why not just ask, Uggs?
Not even close.
Hal bringing the SG heat early..
Who will be better Hal?
Stop it bro srs why are you doin this to me?
James Harden.
OJ Mayo.
DeMar DeRozan.
Klay Thompson.
Gordon Hayward/Alec Burks (depending on who plays the 2)
Wesley Matthews.
A slew of players coming in from college.
Beal will either be at the same level or worse than all of those players.
James Harden. Yes
OJ Mayo. lololololololololololololol
DeMar DeRozan. Bahahahahahahahahahaha
Klay Thompson. No, but not embarrasing
Gordon Hayward/Alec Burks (depending on who plays the 2) Sadly, no.
Wesley Matthews. GTFO bro Srs
A slew of players coming in from college. Possibry. who knows?
Beal will either be at the same level or worse than all of those players.
Not offensively. Defensively okay.
And since McDermott probably can't guard anyone, he probably shouldn't be in a rotation. But we'll see.
Defense matters.
James Harden.
OJ Mayo.
DeMar DeRozan.
Klay Thompson.
Gordon Hayward/Alec Burks (depending on who plays the 2)
Wesley Matthews.
A slew of players coming in from college.
Beal will either be at the same level or worse than all of those players.
But it's an odd numbered year. Last year's draft was the strong one. Therefore, this year's must be the weak one. Has anyone else noticed this pattern?
2009 - Greg Monroe went back to school. People called it weak. Looking back, it was way underrated.
2010 - They called it strong, the year of the big man. If Favors doesn't pan out soon, it will go down as way overrated.
2011 - Like this year, everyone called it the weakest ever. Kyrie's a star, and somehow we came out with Kanter at 3 and a prototype SG (kinda rare) at 12. It's looking underrated.
2012 - How much did it suck to lose out on two picks in such a deep draft? It's true Drummond would have been there for us had we won the coin flip, but Terrance Ross went eighth, Austin Rivers tenth. I know it's early for some of the skinny big guys, but so far 2012 is looking not as great as advertised.
2013 - Granted, it hasn't looked awesome for picks 1-3. There are no Derrick Williamses, Evan Turners, or MKGs in this draft, no truly worthy, all-star potential, surefire #2 picks, but maybe it's deeper than it's being given credit for. No way would I trade whichever PG we draft at 13/14 for Kendall Marshall. All in all, it might be better that we lost our pick in a deep draft and got to keep one in this weak draft.
I wish we would just admit how bad we are at evaluating the quality of a draft class as a whole. Maybe it's true that one class may be weak and another strong, but I haven't yet seen the data to prove it. I wish instead of just judging a class by the number of superstars (3 = strong, 1 = weak), that someone would measure draft classes by average production or even just career minutes played. So much of it is opportunity anyway. We know this in Utah. We'll have to listen to people calling Kanter and Favors busts, as if they haven't earned more minutes.
For now, however, GMs will allow the media to call entire draft classes weak because it makes their job easier. They have an excuse when they make a bad pick. But I bet good GMs really know that there is talent to be found in this draft, and hopefully this makes trading up a little easier.
But it's an odd numbered year. Last year's draft was the strong one. Therefore, this year's must be the weak one. Has anyone else noticed this pattern?
2009 - Greg Monroe went back to school. People called it weak. Looking back, it was way underrated.
2010 - They called it strong, the year of the big man. If Favors doesn't pan out soon, it will go down as way overrated.
2011 - Like this year, everyone called it the weakest ever. Kyrie's a star, and somehow we came out with Kanter at 3 and a prototype SG (kinda rare) at 12. It's looking underrated.
2012 - How much did it suck to lose out on two picks in such a deep draft? It's true Drummond would have been there for us had we won the coin flip, but Terrance Ross went eighth, Austin Rivers tenth. I know it's early for some of the skinny big guys, but so far 2012 is looking not as great as advertised.
2013 - Granted, it hasn't looked awesome for picks 1-3. There are no Derrick Williamses, Evan Turners, or MKGs in this draft, no truly worthy, all-star potential, surefire #2 picks, but maybe it's deeper than it's being given credit for. No way would I trade whichever PG we draft at 13/14 for Kendall Marshall. All in all, it might be better that we lost our pick in a deep draft and got to keep one in this weak draft.
I wish we would just admit how bad we are at evaluating the quality of a draft class as a whole. Maybe it's true that one class may be weak and another strong, but I haven't yet seen the data to prove it. I wish instead of just judging a class by the number of superstars (3 = strong, 1 = weak), that someone would measure draft classes by average production or even just career minutes played. So much of it is opportunity anyway. We know this in Utah. We'll have to listen to people calling Kanter and Favors busts, as if they haven't earned more minutes.
For now, however, GMs will allow the media to call entire draft classes weak because it makes their job easier. They have an excuse when they make a bad pick. But I bet good GMs really know that there is talent to be found in this draft, and hopefully this makes trading up a little easier.
I'm going to rep the **** out of this post later.
This guy is as smart as his avy looks.