Avery
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Hardly a difference at all. That being said, making the playoffs generates a few dollars for the Millers, but little else as we could very well get swept.
Making the playoffs also ups the ante that Corbin comes back.
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Hardly a difference at all. That being said, making the playoffs generates a few dollars for the Millers, but little else as we could very well get swept.
Making the playoffs also ups the ante that Corbin comes back.
Well that's what I thought..
But McCollum seems to be giving everyone around here a hard-on recently, I think chances are he'd be gone by #17. Is it worth being swept in the playoffs and missing out on him?
None, imo... past Oladipo...
Chargers Jazz Angels
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no hard-on but he is a good fit. I think at 14 there is a lot better chance to get him then 17 and I want corbin gone.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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Yeah I'd tend to agree. At #14 we have a much better chance at grabbing at least 1 of the 4 PG's in this draft.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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I am working my first mock and have it going like thus
bobcats - mclemore
magic - Noel
suns - shabazz
cavs - porter
pistons - smart
have reasons but that is still early.
bobcats - mclemore
magic - Noel
suns - shabazz
cavs - porter
pistons - smart
have reasons but that is still early.
So it was a sexual compatibility assessment?
What?
Making the playoffs ups the chances that Corbin is here for at least a decade.
BENTLEY
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Who picks at 15 and 16? Milwaukee? Boston? If that's the case then maybe McCollum will still be there at 17. Does Milwaukee need another scoring PG? Does Boston? (I dunno what the situation is with Rondo but they also have A. Bradley so I'm thinking maybe they'll not grab a PG).
Re: Corbin staying here forever if they make the playoffs - 'fraid so.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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Jennings and ellis are free agents so they might go PG.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Well, someone said they'd be willing to trade both picks for the oppertunity to draft CJ if so, we should miss the playoffs draft CJ with 14th pick, and insure Ty isn't the coach for the next decade as someone else said.
I think Bobcats take Noel, and hope for the top pick next year. The Magic's biggest need is pg. If Noel is indeed the first pick, I think magic take Smart.
Don't think Jennings wants to be back with the Bucks.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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I just think Mclemore is a michael jordan pick and i think that Noel and Biyombo is an awful combo
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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I think Biyombo is a bad combo with anyone on any team. The Bobcats are still looking for a decent big, and there's no reason to think the bobcats won't end next year with the worst record and a chance to land Wiggins next year. Mclemore is a guy with tons of talent that didn't do much to make himself stand out, and I think that a lone will put a bad tast in Jordans mouth.
mellow
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Two bits I heard last week that are applicable here. My paraphrasing of those comments.
1- National NBA writer on with Spence on 1280: If the Jazz are going to make the playoffs and try to get players through the draft this is a good year to do it because there is really not a big difference between player 5 and player 20 in this draft.
2-Lindsey respnding to Spences question about an unnamed GM saying that this draft is bad: If a person in that position says it, there must be some truth to it, but if there is not a franchise player in this draft, then it is our job (jazz managment) to find the best rotational player or the best back-up in this draft.
I say make the playoffs, too many variables from now to draft day.
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Agree with all that.. except I would like to romanticize that if we missed the play off we'd wind up with SVG as coach.
