If we keep the pick, Better young wing duo Jackson/Brown or Brown/Tatum?

GregB · Post #1 » by **GregB** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:39 pm

According to Mark Murphy our Top 4 is Fultz, Ball, Jackson and Tatum. Assuming Ball goes to. Who would you rather pair with Brown for a potentially dominant future wing duo?

BSA · Post #2 » by **BSA** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:44 pm

Brown/Isaac

JJtheBricklayer · Post #3 » by **JJtheBricklayer** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:47 pm

Brown/Tatum.

Jackson is a low character guy who cant shoot, pass

Jingles · Post #4 » by **Jingles** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:50 pm

It's a shame Tatum didn't have Jackson's athleticism, or Jackson Tatum's offensive polish. Of course, such a player would then be the #1 pick. Can't decide if I prefer dreaming on JJ to learn to shoot or Tatum to be the rare PP34 versatile footwork star without top level athleticism. Right now I lean toward JJ as a high level defender who could really cause some havoc for opposing offenses with Brown.

Fidel Sarcasmo · Post #5 » by **Fidel Sarcasmo** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:51 pm

Talent>character

I go Jackson. Tatum's game is too vanilla for me

humbertomakris · Post #6 » by **humbertomakris** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:55 pm

Brown at the 2 and J.Jackson at the 3 long term will look really good. Very good defensive players, can improve 3 point shot. 2018 draft can get celtics a really good PG and/or C with Nets + Lakers pick(if conveyed), can then move horford to PF. Gotta give Ainge the benefit of the doubt on this trade tbh.

sportfan6197 · Post #7 » by **sportfan6197** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 2:55 pm

Tatum's just too slow. Ceiling is too low for a Brooklyn pick. Jackson

celticfan42487 · Post #8 » by **celticfan42487** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:04 pm

Tatum is a SF/PF, Jackson is a SG.

I believe this is important to recognize.

Tatum has 7 inches on Jackson with his standing reach.

For what it's worth, the Draftexpress guys who are tapped into some sources believe Tatum is the guy Boston would target at 3 if they keep the pick.

Post #9 » by **ParticleMan** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:04 pm

Brown/Tatum.

Tatum has to bulk up to play the 4, but he's young. he's a great complement to brown actually, who's a hard nosed defender and great athlete but not an elite shot creator that tatum is.

Novocaine · Post #10 » by **Novocaine** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:11 pm

I can't see how Boston keeps both the pick and Brown.

Surely in that case two out of Smart/Bradley/Crowder most go. But for what? If it's in a win now strategy, and there's no reason to believe otherwise, then doesn't make much sense to keep both Brown and a bluechip rookie wing in the roster - in the best case scenario, one of them would be buried as the 4th wing.

Tatum is too weak on the lower body to play the 4 in the NBA. Will take a couple of years for him to be able to play the position (while Jackson is just too slight and small to ever play there except situationally)

celticfan42487 · Post #11 » by **celticfan42487** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:12 pm

BSA wrote:Brown/Isaac

This can't be understated. Brown has elite physical profile for a SF, and Issac is a little light in the pants but outside of that has an elite physical profile for a PF.

Issac can provide shot blocking, can switch out on any perimeter player even a PG and be just fine on defense, some rebounding, some 3 point shooting. Issac is a player that fits Ainge's quoted desire of having a guy that can switch on anyone, so does Josh Jackson but most SFs will have an advantage on him wingspan wise. Not so much with a Brown/Issac pairing.

He hasn't shown the potential elite offensive games Jackson or Tatum has shown signs of. But I mean in today's NBA a 3 and D big in the mold of Draymond Green is more valuable.

Ben-N1ce · Post #12 » by **Ben-N1ce** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:13 pm

Tatum is the forward equivalent of Okafor. This isn't college anymore. He will never be a star on either end.

BSA · Post #13 » by **BSA** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:17 pm

celticfan42487 wrote:
BSA wrote:Brown/Isaac

This can't be understated. Brown has elite physical profile for a SF, and Issac is a little light in the pants but outside of that has an elite physical profile for a PF.

Issac can provide shot blocking, can switch out on any perimeter player even a PG and be just fine on defense, some rebounding, some 3 point shooting.

He hasn't shown the potential elite offensive games Jackson or Tatum has shown signs of. But I mean in today's NBA a 3 and D guy in the mold of Draymond Green is more valuable.

KO can become surplus to needs if we bring Isaac in.

jfs1000d · Post #14 » by **jfs1000d** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:20 pm

Why is Taytum's ceiling low? I don't get that. If the guy can play, and has skill and footwork, then he can get his shot off.

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GoCeltics123 · Post #15 » by **GoCeltics123** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 3:20 pm

Tatum/Brown is a better fit, but Jackson/Brown has more potential

VeryMuchWoke · Post #16 » by **VeryMuchWoke** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 4:01 pm

I'm somewhat hoping Ball is the pick. These talks with Philly seemed to take off after Jackson going 2nd became a thing.

Red2 · Post #17 » by **Red2** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 4:07 pm

We need scoring . Taking Jackson for his D only makes sense if you trade crowder . I could see drafting Jackson and then trading crowder and a couple of picks for butler who would give you the scoring you need . Drafting a small forward though does decrease the odds of signing Hayward I think

Post #18 » by **ParticleMan** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 4:11 pm

jfs1000d wrote:Why is Taytum's ceiling low? I don't get that. If the guy can play, and has skill and footwork, then he can get his shot off.

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i agree, i think tatum's ceiling is clearly higher than jackson's. he's got elite scorer potential, but has more holes in his game.

Post #19 » by **canman1971** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 4:13 pm

No clue as I don't follow college ball much anymore. So, I'll go with whoever Ainge picks.

The Corey's · Post #20 » by **The Corey's** » Sun Jun 18, 2017 4:22 pm

Fultz/Simmons.

Who do your prefer?