Chi town wrote:MrSparkle wrote:You don’t need to look far for a solid serviceable C. Almost every draft has a solid starting big in the 10-30 range. The MLE can get you a pre Knicks Hartenstein. Bit more cap gets you a post Knick Hartenstein. Hell , a 2nd rounder got us Gafford.
However, AK put all his eggs into the Vuc basket… on path to sending an 11th pick to SAS for no palatable reason. Traded all his 2nds. Capped out until he dumps Zach… overpaid Pat… Hasn’t signed or traded for a low value steal. Look at how Orlando put together a Wendell, Mo Wagner and Goga rotation on the cheap. Their 3rd stringer routinely outplays Vuc at a fraction of cost.
Using a top-10 pick for a rim protector makes no sense, unless he can score buckets like Bam. This terrible FO needs to make a good move. So far their AI NBA2K engine is making gaffe after gaffe.
With Lonzo being more a feel-good rehab project (more importantly, expiring)… Coby and Ayo still being below average starters… Zach one foot out the door… we definitely need a star guard prospect. I’d gladly take a Harper, Egor or KJ if they’re the bpa. Of course we might be looking at Spurs’ draft choice, because of this FO’s stupid management.
Yep. This draft has some solid C prospects into the 2nd round. No way I’m taking one top 20. That includes Malauch. Queen has no rim protection but he’s a really fun prospect looking like Jokic on offense.
Bulls need a lead guard that can be the engine for the offense. Buz seems to have 2nd option game ala Franz.
I think there is a lot of talent in this draft that could best outcome ceiling out to it. Harper, KJ, Demin, Saraf, and even Riley and Ace if they grow into their bodies and fully develop their dribble game. I think Flagg could even be that guy if given a strong traditional PG.
How is he like Jokic? He doesn't get any assists or take many threes?
