I think you are the one cherry picking which post of mine to react to bud.
I also think you have it twisted how "serious" I am when Im making these post about SL.
There's a post I made while Kasparas was having his singular good game.
Following Potential 2025 Draftees
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I also think you have it twisted how "serious" I am when Im making these post about SL.
You used to be a good poster. Now you are just a clown. Still entertaining, but can't be taken seriously.
CMB was good yesterday.
Whats with people not being able to take a friendly ribbing?
He certainly wasnt someone I would use a top 10 pick on good.
I was being silly as well, sorry it didn't come through on the interweb.
When are you going to put your application in with an NBA team to be a scout?
After analyzing additional data, the trend remains consistent. Specifically, I’m focusing on a benchmark of Bilal Coulibaly, Pacome Dadiet, Tidjane Salaün, and Zaccharie Risacher, calculated using the fantasy points calculation.
I’m now referring to this benchmark as the Killian Hayes Line — since that’s the per-36 output Hayes posted. It serves as a useful reference point for evaluating the fantasy upside of young prospects.
What makes this intriguing is that several members of the 2023–2024 draft classes—Bilal Coulibaly, Pacome Dadiet, Tidjane Salaün, and Zaccharie Risacher—are currently tracking below the Killian Hayes Line in terms of fantasy production.
If all of them eventually carve out meaningful roles as reliable rotation players despite producing under this line, it would challenge the utility of the Killian Hayes Line as a predictive metric. On the other hand, if they struggle to stick in the NBA, it may reinforce the idea that sub-38.7 FP/36 is a warning sign for future fantasy value.
It’ll be fascinating to watch how this plays out over the next few seasons.
I’m now referring to this benchmark as the Killian Hayes Line — since that’s the per-36 output Hayes posted. It serves as a useful reference point for evaluating the fantasy upside of young prospects.
What makes this intriguing is that several members of the 2023–2024 draft classes—Bilal Coulibaly, Pacome Dadiet, Tidjane Salaün, and Zaccharie Risacher—are currently tracking below the Killian Hayes Line in terms of fantasy production.
If all of them eventually carve out meaningful roles as reliable rotation players despite producing under this line, it would challenge the utility of the Killian Hayes Line as a predictive metric. On the other hand, if they struggle to stick in the NBA, it may reinforce the idea that sub-38.7 FP/36 is a warning sign for future fantasy value.
It’ll be fascinating to watch how this plays out over the next few seasons.
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???? What is going on????
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I'm pretty sure Adam213 is a bot. What I don't understand is why a bot chose a post I wrote almost 10,000 posts ago to rewrite in to a thread that had been dormant for weeks?
Kuminga situation is a rollercoaster. Reportedly turned down 5/$150 (though some have suggested is wasn't all guaranteed), had his weird season, now has two teams offering him 4/$90 but they can't trade for him, and now he's deciding between qualifying offer and 2/$45M.
By the time you wrote this, I had spoken to four of the five franchises in the top five, and had done extensive homework over the year on each prospect.
It was obvious that Ace was going to make it out of the top 3, which made it obvious he was going to make it to 5.
I’m not right on everything, because nobody is right on everything. That being said, I work my *** off and nothing I say is “dumb”, or throwing stuff against the wall. You may not agree with some things I say or write, but I take real pride in my craft.
I definitely have had gripes with @Tony Jones , but fans also got to recognize that their fandom is not an actual source either lol. I love following the draft, but the thing that annoyed me the most were people taking everything from a stan/fan perspective. People get way to defensive/hysterical about their favorite prospects.
Maybe one day SJF will learn to stop being an absolute dick to Tony Jones
seattlejazzfan
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fair. i clearly deserved to be called out on that one. i couldn't fathom the jazz having a chance at bailey at that point in the game. well done, tj.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Yeah I never expected him to be there either but how the hell do you question him like that? He talks to people and has his sources. I’m sure those people aren’t always telling the truth or full truth, but has a hell of a lot more insight than us the average fan.
@Tony Jones do you know where the jazz had ace on their board?
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seattlejazzfan
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okay, i'll come clean. your mom wouldn't get off me unless i questioned him - it was getting to where i couldn't breathe.