Following Potential 2018 Draftees
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If the Hawks get Bamba does that lessen the chance they go after Favors at all?
Game6Conley
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Not as much as Bagley or JJJ would.
Mo's only 225lbs, they could baby him and let Favors fill in while he fills out.
That Mock has Brandon McCoy going 15th, many you'll see have him barely getting drafted.
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1000%. Bamba, Collins are both traditional bigs. Prince plays some small ball 4.
Atlanta will not use their cap space to sign players. That is salary dump city. They will take on bad contracts to get more picks.
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Hey look I found a picture with Gobert next to small guys. He must be overrated....
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LoPo
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Back to this year...
Huerter is intriguing if he can truly shoot that well and isn't a liability on defense. But is he a scorer? We need somebody who can manufacture points as much as shoot right? We need a shot creator.
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Huerter is intriguing if he can truly shoot that well and isn't a liability on defense. But is he a scorer? We need somebody who can manufacture points as much as shoot right? We need a shot creator.
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RandyForRubio
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We desperately need shooting.
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From the DN today on yesterday's workouts:
"Landale is the other player at Tuesday’s workout whose name is likely most-known locally. The 6-foot-11, 255-pound Australian is the reigning West Coast Conference Player of the Year after a senior season at Saint Mary’s in which he averaged 21.1 points, 10.2 rebounds, two assists and a block per game.
In three matchups against BYU, he averaged 28.7 points per contest. He said he particularly remembers the last time he played at the Marriott Center, a game in which he finished with 31 points and 13 rebounds as the Gaels got past the Cougars in overtime.
“The altitude was killing everyone,” he said. “The best part about it was just the environment, playing at BYU in front of that crowd. … I loved every second of it.”
The big man joked that it might be a national requirement for Aussies to work out with the Jazz given the presence of Joe Ingles and Dante Exum on Utah’s roster.
“Joe and Dante are awesome players and they’ve made their mark here, so if we can keep pulling some Australians in here, that’d be pretty cool,” he said, noting that he has worked out a few times with both Ingles and Exum. “I’d like that at least.”
Dominant with the Gaels as a back-to-the-basket player, Landale wants to be able to show other skills during workouts that will translate better to the NBA.
“I don’t think that I’m just an old school post player,” he said. “Obviously I’m not the most athletic guy out on the court, but I think that I make up for it with how smart I am. I can beat guys with my brain.”
"Landale is the other player at Tuesday’s workout whose name is likely most-known locally. The 6-foot-11, 255-pound Australian is the reigning West Coast Conference Player of the Year after a senior season at Saint Mary’s in which he averaged 21.1 points, 10.2 rebounds, two assists and a block per game.
In three matchups against BYU, he averaged 28.7 points per contest. He said he particularly remembers the last time he played at the Marriott Center, a game in which he finished with 31 points and 13 rebounds as the Gaels got past the Cougars in overtime.
“The altitude was killing everyone,” he said. “The best part about it was just the environment, playing at BYU in front of that crowd. … I loved every second of it.”
The big man joked that it might be a national requirement for Aussies to work out with the Jazz given the presence of Joe Ingles and Dante Exum on Utah’s roster.
“Joe and Dante are awesome players and they’ve made their mark here, so if we can keep pulling some Australians in here, that’d be pretty cool,” he said, noting that he has worked out a few times with both Ingles and Exum. “I’d like that at least.”
Dominant with the Gaels as a back-to-the-basket player, Landale wants to be able to show other skills during workouts that will translate better to the NBA.
“I don’t think that I’m just an old school post player,” he said. “Obviously I’m not the most athletic guy out on the court, but I think that I make up for it with how smart I am. I can beat guys with my brain.”
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That is just nasty
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I haven't paid attention to this draft class, but I had the name Shai Gilgeous-Alexander come to me yesterday.
why? I don't know. I'm checking him out now, how about we let Exum go because he can't shoot a basketball and get this kid.
why? I don't know. I'm checking him out now, how about we let Exum go because he can't shoot a basketball and get this kid.
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jom2003
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A knockdown shooter should be more than enough with Ricky and Mitchell creating the offense. Just look at how many wide open threes Royce and Crowder blew for us during the playoff...
Y tho? You stick yr tongue in the two other orifices.
You can sign shooters tho
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I think because that orifice is only to rid the body of **** and noxious gases... I mean people are into weirder stuff than that.
When I was 15 we didn’t have twitter but I’m sure if we did you’d find some dumb **** I would have posted.
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I believe he is great off balance and moving around screens. Would add a dynamic that would pull gravity to a different spot on the floor and cause some issues this creating offense.
We need one on one creation but not sure that is something we will find at 21.
You clean it beforehand tho.