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Take it for what you will, read this on reddit that apparently Jalen Leque has a promise at 51 from the Celtics (obviously isn't likely to be relevant to us). Makes sense that he'd have some sort of baseline for being picked because he pulled out of the 2nd scrimmage. I'll add this to the OP.
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Obviously LeBron has more pull than any other player on what decisions a GM would make, but I wouldnt be too worried about Garland hanging out with him. Klutch sports is how LeBron calls its "La Familia." Clients are often seen together.
Darius Bazley, another Klutch sports guy, has instagram posts with him working out with Miles Bridges and cpouple of hanging with Garland himself. Them all being part of Klutch. Garland has a post dating back during all star weekend with multiple Klutch guys. Way before the Lakers even thought they probably had shot at him.
That being said, I would love if Chicago was able to double dip on the Darius'. Garland and Bazley would be a nice haul this draft.
Darius Bazley, another Klutch sports guy, has instagram posts with him working out with Miles Bridges and cpouple of hanging with Garland himself. Them all being part of Klutch. Garland has a post dating back during all star weekend with multiple Klutch guys. Way before the Lakers even thought they probably had shot at him.
That being said, I would love if Chicago was able to double dip on the Darius'. Garland and Bazley would be a nice haul this draft.
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Doumbouya looks really interesting to me from the little I've seen, but i feel like he's a reach at 7.
If the Hawks get Reddish and he pans out, the Hawks would be really scary.
I'm an advocating of always picking BPA but if it's a choice between a same rated PG and wing, i'd go for the wing imo. The best players in the league are mostly wings.
If the Hawks get Reddish and he pans out, the Hawks would be really scary.
I'm an advocating of always picking BPA but if it's a choice between a same rated PG and wing, i'd go for the wing imo. The best players in the league are mostly wings.
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I don't want the Bulls to give up additionally assets like 38 to move up to draft Garland (although Dunn and Valentine and Memphis 2nd's don't bother me), BUT I would gladly do that if it saves us from a Lonzo deal.
GimmeDat - thanks for updates!!!
I wonder if the Knicks are eyeing deals to trade Mitchell Robinson if they are interested in Fall.
GimmeDat - thanks for updates!!!
I wonder if the Knicks are eyeing deals to trade Mitchell Robinson if they are interested in Fall.

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Updated mock
http://www.nbadraftroom.com/p/2019-nba-mock-draft.html?m=1
An interesting one, showing Jaxson Hayes climbing up for top 5 and the Bulls going for Garland with #7( no trading up necessary in this scenario). Another evidence of how open is this draft after Zion/Morant/Barrett.
http://www.nbadraftroom.com/p/2019-nba-mock-draft.html?m=1
An interesting one, showing Jaxson Hayes climbing up for top 5 and the Bulls going for Garland with #7( no trading up necessary in this scenario). Another evidence of how open is this draft after Zion/Morant/Barrett.
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SfBull wrote:Updated mock
http://www.nbadraftroom.com/p/2019-nba-mock-draft.html?m=1
An interesting one, showing Jaxson Hayes climbing up for top 5 and the Bulls going for Garland with #7( no trading up necessary in this scenario). Another evidence of how open is this draft after Zion/Morant/Barrett.
Finally a mock that has Coby White going ahead of Garland. Also, it mentions that Bol weighed in at just 208 pounds? He's never going to hold up to an 82 game nba season.
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What are we thinking about Luguentz Dort as a possibility at 38?
Just noticed he came in at 222 lbs and 5% body fat. That's a ridiculous. Good length too (6'8.5" wingspan).
I hate his jumper. It doesn't have a prayer of being efficient until he scraps that rainbow shot. But the athletic upside is there and he's already a good defender. I'd love to see him or Carsen Edwards fall to us. I'm way more interested in that outcome than I am using #7 on White or Garland.
Just noticed he came in at 222 lbs and 5% body fat. That's a ridiculous. Good length too (6'8.5" wingspan).
I hate his jumper. It doesn't have a prayer of being efficient until he scraps that rainbow shot. But the athletic upside is there and he's already a good defender. I'd love to see him or Carsen Edwards fall to us. I'm way more interested in that outcome than I am using #7 on White or Garland.
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Dresden wrote:SfBull wrote:Updated mock
http://www.nbadraftroom.com/p/2019-nba-mock-draft.html?m=1
An interesting one, showing Jaxson Hayes climbing up for top 5 and the Bulls going for Garland with #7( no trading up necessary in this scenario). Another evidence of how open is this draft after Zion/Morant/Barrett.
Finally a mock that has Coby White going ahead of Garland. Also, it mentions that Bol weighed in at just 208 pounds? He's never going to hold up to an 82 game nba season.
Bol lost a ton of weight while he was out with injury. Adding muscle was always going to have to be a priority. I'm not super concerned. He'll get stronger with some NBA training.
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AshyLarrysDiaper wrote:What are we thinking about Luguentz Dort as a possibility at 38?
Just noticed he came in at 222 lbs and 5% body fat. That's a ridiculous. Good length too (6'8.5" wingspan).
I hate his jumper. It doesn't have a prayer of being efficient until he scraps that rainbow shot. But the athletic upside is there and he's already a good defender. I'd love to see him or Carsen Edwards fall to us. I'm way more interested in that outcome than I am using #7 on White or Garland.
I could be way off, but he reminds me alot of Rawle.
spearsy23 wrote:Kobe is a low percentage chucker just like Jennings, he's just better at it.
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Southpaw wrote:Doumbouya looks really interesting to me from the little I've seen, but i feel like he's a reach at 7.
If the Hawks get Reddish and he pans out, the Hawks would be really scary.
I'm an advocating of always picking BPA but if it's a choice between a same rated PG and wing, i'd go for the wing imo. The best players in the league are mostly wings.
Wings are the safest bet for 3 level scoring.
Bigs- Genereally regarded as interior oriented.
Point guards- perimeter oriented
Wings-Can and should do both
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Carsen Edwards is a 2nd round option. Lights out shooter. He had an amazing game against Virginia and in a lot of the plays he was being guarded by Hunter and still was able to knock it down.
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Did a breakdown on St.John’s Shamorie Ponds. If we don’t go PG in round 1, Ponds is someone I’d look into. Excellent handle, underrated distributor who rarely turns the ball over, excellent defender with a fantastic steal rate(defensive vid coming soon), decent shooter who can get his own shot but needs to watch his shot selection at the next level, played in a multi-ball handler system at SJU. He’s a junior so he’ll be 21 at the start of next season, but I also feel he has a good NBA future if he lands in the right system.
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Jvaughn wrote:Dresden wrote:SfBull wrote:Updated mock
http://www.nbadraftroom.com/p/2019-nba-mock-draft.html?m=1
An interesting one, showing Jaxson Hayes climbing up for top 5 and the Bulls going for Garland with #7( no trading up necessary in this scenario). Another evidence of how open is this draft after Zion/Morant/Barrett.
Finally a mock that has Coby White going ahead of Garland. Also, it mentions that Bol weighed in at just 208 pounds? He's never going to hold up to an 82 game nba season.
Bol lost a ton of weight while he was out with injury. Adding muscle was always going to have to be a priority. I'm not super concerned. He'll get stronger with some NBA training.
Not gonna lie, I wouldn’t touch Bol for Chicago. So call me biased, but I think this strongly supports the reports that Bol has a trash attitude and doesn’t really care about basketball. If he needs to add weight, how does he lose 20 lbs when he can’t play? It means he wasn’t doing a damn thing to build the other parts of his body when he had nothing but time and opportunity to do so.
Kid screams bust.
Unrelated note: thank mock is pretty bad.
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Shouldn’t it be easier to put on weight given you’re not cardio conditioning given the foot issues?
Why wasn’t Bol in the steel factory putting on size?
Hard pass on this guy. He won’t be able to stay on the floor so you’ll never get that perceived upside.
Why wasn’t Bol in the steel factory putting on size?
Hard pass on this guy. He won’t be able to stay on the floor so you’ll never get that perceived upside.
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DuckIII wrote:Jvaughn wrote:Dresden wrote:
Finally a mock that has Coby White going ahead of Garland. Also, it mentions that Bol weighed in at just 208 pounds? He's never going to hold up to an 82 game nba season.
Bol lost a ton of weight while he was out with injury. Adding muscle was always going to have to be a priority. I'm not super concerned. He'll get stronger with some NBA training.
Not gonna lie, I wouldn’t touch Bol for Chicago. So call me biased, but I think this strongly supports the reports that Bol has a trash attitude and doesn’t really care about basketball. If he needs to add weight, how does he lose 20 lbs when he can’t play? It means he wasn’t doing a damn thing to build the other parts of his body when he had nothing but time and opportunity to do so.
Kid screams bust.
Unrelated note: thank mock is pretty bad.
Bol is the bad kind of skinny. He makes Thon Maker seem like Thor. He would need to be 7' 6. I don't see it with him, because while he can make a play or 2, this sort of weakness will get taken advantage of more often than he can contribute. As KC says. Advanced stats would likely be mercilous with his minutes. Now, If I need to be worried about a bad attitude on top, there are other options for a roster spot.
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CoreyVillains wrote:Did a breakdown on St.John’s Shamorie Ponds. If we don’t go PG in round 1, Ponds is someone I’d look into. Excellent handle, underrated distributor who rarely turns the ball over, excellent defender with a fantastic steal rate(defensive vid coming soon), decent shooter who can get his own shot but needs to watch his shot selection at the next level, played in a multi-ball handler system at SJU. He’s a junior so he’ll be 21 at the start of next season, but I also feel he has a good NBA future if he lands in the right system.
Nice breakdown...I checked out couple more videos of him. He's definitely a scoring PG and a guy you'll want to put in a 6th man roll. I like how he uses spin moves when attacking the basket. He looks like a slightly more efficient chucker than Blakeney, but I don't think I would pick him over Windler, Nowell, and Samanic at 38 if they're available.
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Bol is probably better off at PF rather than C, like Porzingis. That brings up another bag of issues like speed and ballhandling for the forward position.
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Jvaughn wrote:AshyLarrysDiaper wrote:What are we thinking about Luguentz Dort as a possibility at 38?
Just noticed he came in at 222 lbs and 5% body fat. That's a ridiculous. Good length too (6'8.5" wingspan).
I hate his jumper. It doesn't have a prayer of being efficient until he scraps that rainbow shot. But the athletic upside is there and he's already a good defender. I'd love to see him or Carsen Edwards fall to us. I'm way more interested in that outcome than I am using #7 on White or Garland.
I could be way off, but he reminds me alot of Rawle.
I see why you say that tbh. But Dort strikes me as a higher level athlete and playmaker. Dude is an ox too. Watch the way he trucks guys in the first 90 seconds of this highlight. It literally made me lol.
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holv03 wrote:Carsen Edwards is a 2nd round option. Lights out shooter. He had an amazing game against Virginia and in a lot of the plays he was being guarded by Hunter and still was able to knock it down.
I'd be happy with him at #38 as a microwave scorer off the bench but I've read that Philly has interest in him.
They have two 2nd round picks in front of us.

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My 2 cents...
White isn’t a bad player but I don’t see him as a fit with our guys.
Garland has serious upside but he doesn’t have much productivity and he’s very small and slight. That’s risky business trading up for him. He’s a much better fit than White though.
I like Hunter a lot.
Reddish has all the tools but has less “dog” in him than my 13 month old pansy of a Doberman. I wouldn’t hate it at 7 because of the clear upside but I doubt he ever reaches that ceiling.
Quick edit - huge pass on Bol
White isn’t a bad player but I don’t see him as a fit with our guys.
Garland has serious upside but he doesn’t have much productivity and he’s very small and slight. That’s risky business trading up for him. He’s a much better fit than White though.
I like Hunter a lot.
Reddish has all the tools but has less “dog” in him than my 13 month old pansy of a Doberman. I wouldn’t hate it at 7 because of the clear upside but I doubt he ever reaches that ceiling.
Quick edit - huge pass on Bol










