Nba Draft 2015

[StunnaStan]

What player/position do you guys think denver should be keeping an eye out for. I'll go with stanley johnson sg out of arizona

[tylaw_3]

Depends on draft range. okafor, Anthony-towns, oubre, mudiay, and johnson seem like the top 5 picks so i dont know if we could get them. Kenneth and Ty are the only spots I'd say are covered ruling out other guys like cliff alexander from KU. I think we could target Myles Turner. A top prospect out of high school going to Texas who isnt receiving much notice right now. He is 7 feet tall with 3 point range, and a good shot blocker. Could help the nuggets spacing issue up front with Faried's limited range and would help defensively. I also see the nuggets targeting Mario Herzonja, an uber athletic SG/SF would could help out. He is considered a definite lottery pick. And with the nuggets history of taking foreigners, I wouldnt be surprised if we take him.

[youngthegiant]

Take the best player available. If this disaster continues....then you move some pieces for another pick and some young talent.

[josh_nuggets]

Okofaor.. Similar to al Jefferson
Mudiay: westbrrok/rose
Stanley Johnson: artest/kawahi
Oubrue: james harden/Rudy gay

That's the order personally I would go for us

[StunnaStan]

Apparently Stephon Marbury torched mudiay over in china last week. 0_0

[No-Man]

It has to be BPA for Denver, other than Lawson, and maybe Mozgov-Nurkic, who is really a lock? Faried? Gallinari? Afflalo? nah, the BPA.

I can see Justise Winslow beeing a great fit here.

[skywalker33]

I see us looking at the backcourt, we definitely could use a backup PG and hard to say what AA does, especially after an early altercation with the coach. Don't think of bigs because of PF Joffery Lauvergne or C Nikola Jokic (probably more in 2016 season, he's only 19). Here's a report I read on him.

"Denver Nugget Eurostash Center Nikola Jokic, continued his fantastic play in Adriatic League this past week with an outstanding 22 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, 1 block and 4 three pointers, in an 80-72 win over Krka. Through 8 games, Jokic has been putting up outstanding numbers, averaging 16.7 points, 10 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 1.3 steals, 1 block, while shooting a ridiculous 57.6% from 2PT and 40.5% from 3PT.

After breaking out last season and emerging as a second-round pick, Jokic is playing at a level this season that would likely have him in the mix for the first round, if not the lottery, had he opted to wait another year to enter the draft. If he continues his rapid improvement, Jokic could ultimately end up being one of the biggest steals of the 2014 NBA draft."