and1GS wrote:FNQ wrote:and1GS wrote:Someone asked about SGs earlier - I like Moody and he could drop to the 14. He plays more like a robot, but works hard on defense, great size and has a fairly reliable shooting form. He could end up being absolutely nothing as he doesn't have an elite skill, but he has all the tools to be a very solid 3 and D plug and play starter.
No way he drops to 14.. he's in the Klay/Hield model and that is extremely sought after. Probably has one of the highest floors of anyone in this class. Frankly I think he's more likely to go before our 1st pick than make it to our 2nd
I'm just going off The Ringer's mock and big board. Both of which have him at either 15 or 16. ESPN also has him at 18.
Dare to dream, holy ****..
I remember watching him play and thinking, that guy's Klay, with a little splash of Poole. I remember Klay for WSU, and I remember being impressed with him as a college player, but thinking 'where's the upside? what he's going to learn to be better?'
Well sometimes its not about learning new things, its about refining what you're already great at, and making it work at the highest level. Moody *screams* this type of player. He's super lengthy, high release point (although he could speed up his windup - and has, but not consistently), and he did a lot of damage without dribbling. And frankly I think he's long enough to be a SF, one who can push Wiggins to the bench mob when Klay's back at 100%, if we wanted to go that route.
If a player of that caliber somehow drops to us at 14, then the basketball gods have smiled upon us. Of course if we Gary Trent Jr this situation again..