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Seabass777 wrote:If we lose the play in against the Bulls are we able to move up in the draft or are we locked in at 15?
I would love to draft that French kid, who they call the French Giannis, Tidjane Salaun
greg4012 wrote:Seabass777 wrote:If we lose the play in against the Bulls are we able to move up in the draft or are we locked in at 15?
I would love to draft that French kid, who they call the French Giannis, Tidjane Salaun
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:Whoever we draft is going to be a great fit in Cleveland that’s for sure
RexBoyWonder wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:Whoever we draft is going to be a great fit in Cleveland that’s for sure
Either trade the pick or swing for an elite tools high upside kid.
Don't want to see us touch any "quality mature role player" - we're becoming to Chicago bulls with all this mid talent.
DayofMourning wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:Whoever we draft is going to be a great fit in Cleveland that’s for sure
Either trade the pick or swing for an elite tools high upside kid.
Don't want to see us touch any "quality mature role player" - we're becoming to Chicago bulls with all this mid talent.
Who you got Rex? Whos that hidden gem?
RexBoyWonder wrote:DayofMourning wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:
Either trade the pick or swing for an elite tools high upside kid.
Don't want to see us touch any "quality mature role player" - we're becoming to Chicago bulls with all this mid talent.
Who you got Rex? Whos that hidden gem?
Too drained to go into a deep dive ATM.
Generally I'd target the kid with the best physical tools and scoring talent available, regardless of position.
We can't keep grinding seasons, we need some natural bonafide bucket getters.
DayofMourning wrote:https://sports.yahoo.com/nba-academy-africa-center-ulrich-034043975.html#:~:text=Chomche%2C who was born in,75 loss to Team USA.
IceColdCubano wrote:DayofMourning wrote:https://sports.yahoo.com/nba-academy-africa-center-ulrich-034043975.html#:~:text=Chomche%2C who was born in,75 loss to Team USA.
Haven't hear anything about before....looks interesting as a prospect. If he goes in the lottery maybe there's a chance somebody slips down to us that was top 10 talent.
IceColdCubano wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:DayofMourning wrote:
Who you got Rex? Whos that hidden gem?
Too drained to go into a deep dive ATM.
Generally I'd target the kid with the best physical tools and scoring talent available, regardless of position.
We can't keep grinding seasons, we need some natural bonafide bucket getters.
They went with raw upside talent in Jovic, then they went with ready now talent in Jaquez, I think their gonna go with best physical and scoring talent upside since were at the tail end of the Jimmy build, plus that talent could be used in future trade so you want to pick best available on the table on this upcoming pick.
Hoping for Stepson Castle to drop: 6'-6" PG/SG Combo guard high athletism, ball handling, first step. I have a feeling he goes 10-13.
Donovan Clingan, is interesting 7'-2" bruiser center with great defense, and the guy you need to go at Jokic/Embiid, and allow Bam to be the defender he is across a larger area on the floor. Very high upside.
Nikola Topic, is also very interesting to me, as a Euro 6'-6" PG with tons of skill, and high upside shooting, great ball handling and passing instincts, euro step savvy, and very comfortable playing under the basket against larger players. Reminds me of a young bigger Goran Dragic as archetype.
Terrence Shannon has the highest upside of any guard in the draft and is slated potentially at #9, If Miami could somehow swap picks here and do a draft day trade, the kid is 6'-7" 225lbs, nba ready body, athletism for days, peak monster upside at SG. If he drops, and we can trade down a couple spots, hell if he drops and were like 2-3 picks away Miami should do whatever they can to go grab this dude. I wish they dropped the damn Chicago game so we could be a bit closer to nabbing someone like him.
twix2500 wrote:Just watch and review Stephon Castle. Drafting him is a no go. He is not a good shooter and teams dare him to shoot. His offensive game and limitations is reminisce of Justise Winslow. Very reluctant to shoot when left wide open. Doesn't have a very good form. I think Ryan Dunn is a way better prospect.
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lastb1ckman wrote:Does anyone know if we have our 2nd round pick this year? All the most current mock drafts I see say we do, but I keep hearing from other Heat fans that we don't.
https://fanspo.com/nba/teams/Heat/16/draft-picks
According to this, it says protected for selections 31-50 and 56-59 (ATL) or protected for selections 31-55 (NYK). We have 43, so that means its protected, right?
I think Justise was a better ball handler and defender. Jutise was also a player who was smart at not taking shot he wasn't good at until the Heat wanted him to expand his game. Both have very bad form.IceColdCubano wrote:twix2500 wrote:Just watch and review Stephon Castle. Drafting him is a no go. He is not a good shooter and teams dare him to shoot. His offensive game and limitations is reminisce of Justise Winslow. Very reluctant to shoot when left wide open. Doesn't have a very good form. I think Ryan Dunn is a way better prospect.
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I watched him in the tournament, I think he has a lot more upside than Justice Winslow, Justise was a tweener forward we forced to handle the ball and play a point forward role, and had a bad jumper. Stephon Castle I feel is more naturally suited for playmaking as a guard and has a slasher mentality we can cultivate. Not everyone will come in as a sharp shooter, he did good by not hoisting shots if he wasn't good at them.