DayofMourning wrote:Did we secure the 15th pick, regardless of playin results????
i believe so, the biggest win of this season.
I am down with Ware or Collier at this point at the 15th pick even thou I feel they should be drafted earlier.
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DayofMourning wrote:Did we secure the 15th pick, regardless of playin results????
MartyConlonJr wrote:I guess there is the question of whether Miami would draft someone with a questionable motor - even if it had been proven that a particular coach could 'eek' that change out or motivate them.
I guess James Johnson is a good indication of a player that got into our environment and became a workout warrior, but that turned out pretty bad after his contract.
Udonis was also overweight before he got here and dedicated himself, so maybe we would?
I feel like Heat would prefer find guys with intrinsic self motivation and work ethic than hope to extract it out of them though.
twix2500 wrote:DayofMourning wrote:Did we secure the 15th pick, regardless of playin results????
i believe so, the biggest win of this season.
I am down with Ware or Collier at this point at the 15th pick even thou I feel they should be drafted earlier.
Pokuokic wrote:Could this be a year better/middling teams trade up if the consensus is that this draft is weak and there's no real out of the gate high level players? It's a good chance for these teams to snag a good player in some ways.
lastb1ckman wrote:twix2500 wrote:DayofMourning wrote:Did we secure the 15th pick, regardless of playin results????
i believe so, the biggest win of this season.
I am down with Ware or Collier at this point at the 15th pick even thou I feel they should be drafted earlier.
I get liking Collier due to the ceiling, but that guy won't sniff the court outside the g league for atleast a season with us. He's a point guard that doesn't shoot well, protect the ball, or guard
the perimeter well. He has the potential learn how to do those things, but that usually requires playing and sucking on rebuilding teams. The Heat don't do that. Unless you're nba ready like Bam, Herro, or Jaquez rookies don't see the court. Collier would be Sioux Falls bound for awhile, maybe even longer than Jovic. Cause atleast Jovic plays an off ball position.
DayofMourning wrote:Pokuokic wrote:Could this be a year better/middling teams trade up if the consensus is that this draft is weak and there's no real out of the gate high level players? It's a good chance for these teams to snag a good player in some ways.
Lotto is weak. Rest of draft looks decent. I wouldnt trade up for anyone in this draft.
lastb1ckman wrote:I'm thinking the only thing stopping them from picking Devin Carter at 15/16 is if someone takes him first. He's such a heat type player, he plays at a position of need, plus all the family connections to the heat.
_GH0ST_ wrote:We don't need another rookie PF when we have a great long term project like Jovic.
MettaWorldPanda wrote:_GH0ST_ wrote:We don't need another rookie PF when we have a great long term project like Jovic.
Stretch 4’s are like the ultimate league unicorn so drafting Da Silva to give more depth at the position is not a terrible idea. I’m still going with Carter first if he’s there though. He embodies everything Heat. Absolute dog on the defensive end.
lastb1ckman wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:_GH0ST_ wrote:We don't need another rookie PF when we have a great long term project like Jovic.
Stretch 4’s are like the ultimate league unicorn so drafting Da Silva to give more depth at the position is not a terrible idea. I’m still going with Carter first if he’s there though. He embodies everything Heat. Absolute dog on the defensive end.
Plus he's an actual POA defender, which we sorely need. The only good one we have is Delon, and he sometimes loses minutes to freaking Patty Mills.