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Post#91 » by C.lupus » Sat Apr 9, 2011 5:45 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Kanter
6. Jones
7. Walker (2) Burks (5) Knight (1)
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Post#92 » by Casperkid23 » Sat Apr 9, 2011 6:01 pm

I'm going to correct the rankings

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III (had 5 votes before Kanter)
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (1)
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Post#93 » by cpfsf » Sat Apr 9, 2011 6:48 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III (had 5 votes before Kanter)
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (1) Vesely (1)

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Post#94 » by Esohny » Sat Apr 9, 2011 6:50 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III (had 5 votes before Kanter)
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (1), Walker (1) Vesely (1)
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Post#95 » by The J Rocka » Sat Apr 9, 2011 7:15 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III (had 5 votes before Kanter)
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (1), Walker (2) Vesely (1)

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Post#96 » by horaceworthy » Sat Apr 9, 2011 7:40 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III (had 5 votes before Kanter)
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (1), Walker (2) Vesely (1) J. Lamb (1)
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Post#97 » by [RCG] » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:02 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (2), Walker (2) Vesely (1) J. Lamb (1)
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Post#98 » by theGreatRC » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:10 pm

Im on my phone so It'll take forever to write all the names down..

8. Bismack Biyombo (1)

I love the potential this kid has. 18 Years old, 6'9, 7'7 wingspan, great defensive instincts and a never slack on a play mindset.
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Post#99 » by horaceworthy » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:15 pm

Standings with RC's vote

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (2), Walker (2) Vesely (1) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1)
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Post#100 » by revprodeji » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:23 pm

Krapinsky wrote:
I just want something documented so when Barnes becomes a franchise player I can say 'told you so.


I used to think the same thing. Out of high school he looked like the smooth playmaking SG we have been drooling for. This year he seems to be an average SF that relies too heavily on his pullback jumper. How is he any different then Xavier Henry? (Which would be an upgrade, but scary for a top-5 pick)

Henry's ast/t0: .77, Barnes' ast/to: .74. Henry's PPR: -3.44. Barnes' PPR: -3.38. I have no idea where Barnes is mentally or how much of an awesome killer instinct he has, but I do know that he plays very much like Henry. More Henry/Barnes comps: PER: 21.9/19.3, TS%: 59/52, pts/pos: 1.18/1.10. FTA/pos: .28/.25. TO%: 17/14. Oreb%: 5.1/7.1. Barnes makes up a bit with rebounding and fewer turnovers, but his shot...oi, his shot. He's a classic jack of all trades/master of none and had he not dominated the hotbed of high school basketball known as Ames, Iowa, he'd be just another ok shooting toolsy wing player with ok numbers in his freshman season.

He relies on step back jumpers and 1 dribble shots. The guy doesn't break anyone down off the dribble and that's about the last thing the Wolves need right now is someone who can't take his own man off the dribble from the perimeter. He definitely has a better handle than Wes, but his shot is suspect and he really can't break down his defender off the dribble. If he doesn't have upper level athleticism or a good sneaky change of pace game, he's going to be in for a rude awakening in the NBA. If you want a guy who can slash and score, Kemba Walker is probably your best bet and he should be the pick if the Wolves land in the 4th or 5th spot. He's everything Kahn thought he saw in Flynn. Beyond that, Burks is probably the closest thing you are looking for. He can't shoot all that well, but he can certainly slash. And yes, he has similar weaknesses to Wes...as an 18 year old, however. He's 5 years younger...which is yet another example of why you don't ever, ever, ever draft 23 year olds.

This video is nice on Barnes
http://www.draftexpress.com/article/NBA ... rnes-3648/

As painful as it is to admit, I need to agree with a comment Chad Ford made. "Out of high school he was Kobe, now he looks like Luol Deng."
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Post#101 » by LordBaldric » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:45 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (2), Walker (2) Vesely (1) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (1)
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Post#102 » by Grits n Gravy » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:51 pm

revprodeji wrote:
Krapinsky wrote:
I just want something documented so when Barnes becomes a franchise player I can say 'told you so.


I used to think the same thing. Out of high school he looked like the smooth playmaking SG we have been drooling for. This year he seems to be an average SF that relies too heavily on his pullback jumper. How is he any different then Xavier Henry? (Which would be an upgrade, but scary for a top-5 pick)

Henry's ast/t0: .77, Barnes' ast/to: .74. Henry's PPR: -3.44. Barnes' PPR: -3.38. I have no idea where Barnes is mentally or how much of an awesome killer instinct he has, but I do know that he plays very much like Henry. More Henry/Barnes comps: PER: 21.9/19.3, TS%: 59/52, pts/pos: 1.18/1.10. FTA/pos: .28/.25. TO%: 17/14. Oreb%: 5.1/7.1. Barnes makes up a bit with rebounding and fewer turnovers, but his shot...oi, his shot. He's a classic jack of all trades/master of none and had he not dominated the hotbed of high school basketball known as Ames, Iowa, he'd be just another ok shooting toolsy wing player with ok numbers in his freshman season.

He relies on step back jumpers and 1 dribble shots. The guy doesn't break anyone down off the dribble and that's about the last thing the Wolves need right now is someone who can't take his own man off the dribble from the perimeter. He definitely has a better handle than Wes, but his shot is suspect and he really can't break down his defender off the dribble. If he doesn't have upper level athleticism or a good sneaky change of pace game, he's going to be in for a rude awakening in the NBA. If you want a guy who can slash and score, Kemba Walker is probably your best bet and he should be the pick if the Wolves land in the 4th or 5th spot. He's everything Kahn thought he saw in Flynn. Beyond that, Burks is probably the closest thing you are looking for. He can't shoot all that well, but he can certainly slash. And yes, he has similar weaknesses to Wes...as an 18 year old, however. He's 5 years younger...which is yet another example of why you don't ever, ever, ever draft 23 year olds.

This video is nice on Barnes
http://www.draftexpress.com/article/NBA ... rnes-3648/

As painful as it is to admit, I need to agree with a comment Chad Ford made. "Out of high school he was Kobe, now he looks like Luol Deng."

i agree with pretty much everythying here...i struggle to see him as a top flight player but in a draft like this a luol deng player(3rd best player on contending team) would be fine at the 3-4th-5th spot imo. i disagree on walker, i definitely wouldn't want him here...he is 5'9/5'10 and more of a 2 then a 1, i don't like the look of that defensively and i don't wanna end up with jonny or nate robinson 2.0.

i really like burks but i wouldn't be reaching for him in the top 8/9 picks...i'd love to combine something to move up and grab him with the memphis pick, our current wings are just so dam one dimensional offensively, no one is capable or willing to challenge the basket and try and draw fouls, collapse the defense, create for someone. i think burks, despite not having a reliable jump shot, would fill a glaring need on this team.
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Post#103 » by Grits n Gravy » Sat Apr 9, 2011 8:52 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (2), Walker (2) Vesely (2) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (1)
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Post#104 » by revprodeji » Sat Apr 9, 2011 9:08 pm

Sorry for hijacking.

I meant the walker reference in terms of wanting a slasher in the draft. He is only value if we think he can defend the 1. He is what we thought Flynn could be. He could break down a defense, the question is if he could playmake and kick out. He did not really need to do that in college.
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Post#105 » by skorff26 » Sat Apr 9, 2011 10:51 pm

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. T. Jones (2), Walker (2) Vesely (3) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (1)
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Post#106 » by GopherIt! » Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:45 am

[quote="skorff26"]1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. The Jimmer (1) T. Jones (2), Walker (2) ]Vesely (3) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (1)

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Post#107 » by Vindicater » Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:52 am

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. The Jimmer (1) T. Jones (2), Walker (3)Vesely (3) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (1)

Again, Maybe he can be the slashing point guard we need.
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Post#108 » by post0115 » Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:41 am

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. The Jimmer (1) T. Jones (2), Walker (3) Vesely (3) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (1) Donatas [b]Motiejunas[/b] (1)
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Post#109 » by Pistol Pete Vescey » Sun Apr 10, 2011 2:54 am

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. The Jimmer (1) T. Jones (2), Walker (3) Vesely (3) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (2) Donatas Motiejunas (1)
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Post#110 » by jade_hippo » Sun Apr 10, 2011 3:05 am

1. Irving
2. Barnes
3. Williams
4. Jonas
5. Jones III
6. Kanter
7. Burks
8. The Jimmer (1) T. Jones (2), Walker (3) Vesely (3) J. Lamb (1) Bismack Biyombo (1) Knight (2) Donatas Motiejunas (2)

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