KuruptedCav wrote:toooskies wrote:KuruptedCav wrote:Branham in the 1st; he’s a good spot up shooter, moves the ball, and has excellent length. Rebounds well for the position.
Jordan Hall in the 2nd. The kid is a Swiss Army knife. TBD whether it is sharp or dull, but he filled up the box scores at St. Joe’s and shoots, passes and rebounds at a solid clip.
& Elder Mobley in the 2nd. He’s Evan’s brother, seems to be a high character family. And two-way contract him.
In free agency: Sexton signs his QO. Rubio takes MLE for 2 years. LeVert is not extended during the off-season.
Leaving me with:
Garland/Sexton/Rubio*
Okoro/LeVert/Branham/Windler
Markannen/Osman/Hall
Mobley/Stevens/Wade
Allen/Love/Mobley2
There are some interesting lineups in that depth chart and a ton of flexibility to jump into the trade market if someone shakes loose.
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Why do people insist the elder Mobley is a center? He weighs a bit more, but is shorter and has played F all his life.
Lack of speed and lateral movement, willingness to put his body into contact, and his ability to shoot.
I think he matches up better with 5s than 4s in the NBA where the talent jump at PF is significantly higher.
His size is less concerning. We’ve seen plenty of smaller guys transition from forward in college to the 5 at the pro-level.
That said, pencil him and Wade or Stevens at the 5. It doesn’t really matter positionally.
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Or how about we just don't draft and sign a guy who doesn't have the tools to play in the NBA? Invite him to camp, give him a spot on the Charge, but don't throw away a pick just for nepotism.