Thanks for proving that I was right and you pulled this stuff > out of your ***. Great job kid.
Are you sure you passed grade 9 english class??
Classic AKMVP. Remember when he was trying to convince everyone that Hayward shouldn't have even gone top 15?? Saying that Players like PPatt would've been better selections at #9?
Keep making assumptions after a player plays for a single season, it seems to be going super well for ya.
My derivation from this statement comes from the fact that you YOURSELF stated that Gordon Hayward was a
terrible pick at 9th overall. In this thread, you say that you only think we missed on 'better
players like Paul George'. Two things:
a) You never singled out Paul George as the clear-cut better player when you were listing players we missed out on. HENCE
--> There must have been OTHER
PLAYERS that you think we missed out on, in order for this pick to have been considered terrible.
- you then promptly list a bunch of other players who had better rookie seasons than Hayward
After taking note of this, my next post in this thread was:
Please. You clearly insinuated that players picked several spots ahead of him would have been better options or the 9th pick. Not gonna bother gathering the post now, Ive already embarrassed you enough with it.
Just give up already. Keep clinging to the fact that 'oh awesome, you didn't say word-for-word that we should have picked a specific player at 9th overall'. The rest of us completely understand that this is what you meant with your above posts, as well as understanding how utterly full-of-**** your ball-analytical skills are, if you think that Gordon at 9th overall was a terrible pick.