Official June 20th 2019 Draft Thread
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What did KPJ though? Wasn't he supposed to be a lottery pick? Is he that much of a headache or are teams overthinking this?
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He’s Mike Miller!!!
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Jordan Poole a nice pick
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Lilseb93 wrote:What did KPJ though? Wasn't he supposed to be a lottery pick? Is he that much of a headache or are teams overthinking this?
Background check must have not been so good.
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Lilseb93 wrote:What did KPJ though? Wasn't he supposed to be a lottery pick? Is he that much of a headache or are teams overthinking this?
Take a chance on him , everyone has done stupid things. This kid is a steal
Dr_Heat wrote: Oof
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Goran for 29??
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Spurs getting Keldon. Of course
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Dr_Heat wrote:Lilseb93 wrote:What did KPJ though? Wasn't he supposed to be a lottery pick? Is he that much of a headache or are teams overthinking this?
Take a chance on him , everyone has done stupid things. This kid is a steal
This happens a lot in sports I think. GMs get too worried about their jobs and they overthink things and don't take a chance on the potential.
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JustiseForMiami wrote:Goran for 29??
Please
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MettaWorldPanda wrote:Spurs getting Keldon. Of course
alright im out till after the draft..
so dumb
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MettaWorldPanda wrote:Spurs getting Keldon. Of course
Monkey hug. Gif
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Bruno Fernando slips to 44 psssssst. I'll go nuts
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Sorry, Dr.
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MettaWorldPanda wrote:Spurs getting Keldon. Of course
Such a solid pick up for them
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KPJ to Cavs hahahaaha
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IT FEELS LIKE TYLER HERRO COULD BE A PERFECT FIT IN TODAY'S NBA
by Kyle Ratke
SG, Kentucky, Freshman
6’6, 192 pounds
College Stats in 2018-19:
14 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 2.5 APG, 1.1 SPG, 46.2 FG%, 35.5 3P%, 93.5 FT%
Where he’ll go:
Herro will be a first-round pick.
The Rundown:
As we’ve seen throughout the NBA playoffs, and especially the NBA Finals, shooting and spacing is the most-important thing for a team’s offense.
That’s good news for Tyler Herro, a guy who can really shoot the ball.
Shooting doesn’t necessarily mean a player will survive in the NBA, though. We’ve seen players like Nik Stauskas become a journeyman despite his ability to shoot.
The reason why you should believe in Herro to succeed is because he can do other things besides just shoot. He’s solid at the rim, even if he’s not the most explosive player and he has a good floater and midrange game as well. I don’t think he has the same skillset as someone like Kevin Huerter, but it’s a better comparison of his game considering he can score at all three levels.
He’s a smart passer and is a better playmaker than a lot of people think. He runs in transition, which leads to a lot of easy buckets.
That’s a promising thing for a player like Herro. A lot of his success comes from doing the little things, and a lot of the little things stem from effort.
He’s never going to guard the other team’s best player, but he works hard on the defensive side of the ball which is half the battle.
It was clear in Chicago at the Combine that Herro knows exactly what teams are looking for in his game.
“They just to know what I think I could bring to a team, obvious my spacing, my shooting, and my offensive skillset,” Herro said.
Herro might not ever be a star, but he can be a great complementary piece for a team to give star players space and he realizes that. Adjusting to being a role player doesn’t seem like it will be a problem for Herro even though he did have a 22 percent usage rate with Kentucky last season. He’ll never hit that number as a pro, and that’s OK with him.
“I think that’s one thing that teams need to build around their stars. Spacing to allow them to operate,” Herro said.
by Kyle Ratke
SG, Kentucky, Freshman
6’6, 192 pounds
College Stats in 2018-19:
14 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 2.5 APG, 1.1 SPG, 46.2 FG%, 35.5 3P%, 93.5 FT%
Where he’ll go:
Herro will be a first-round pick.
The Rundown:
As we’ve seen throughout the NBA playoffs, and especially the NBA Finals, shooting and spacing is the most-important thing for a team’s offense.
That’s good news for Tyler Herro, a guy who can really shoot the ball.
Shooting doesn’t necessarily mean a player will survive in the NBA, though. We’ve seen players like Nik Stauskas become a journeyman despite his ability to shoot.
The reason why you should believe in Herro to succeed is because he can do other things besides just shoot. He’s solid at the rim, even if he’s not the most explosive player and he has a good floater and midrange game as well. I don’t think he has the same skillset as someone like Kevin Huerter, but it’s a better comparison of his game considering he can score at all three levels.
He’s a smart passer and is a better playmaker than a lot of people think. He runs in transition, which leads to a lot of easy buckets.
That’s a promising thing for a player like Herro. A lot of his success comes from doing the little things, and a lot of the little things stem from effort.
He’s never going to guard the other team’s best player, but he works hard on the defensive side of the ball which is half the battle.
It was clear in Chicago at the Combine that Herro knows exactly what teams are looking for in his game.
“They just to know what I think I could bring to a team, obvious my spacing, my shooting, and my offensive skillset,” Herro said.
Herro might not ever be a star, but he can be a great complementary piece for a team to give star players space and he realizes that. Adjusting to being a role player doesn’t seem like it will be a problem for Herro even though he did have a 22 percent usage rate with Kentucky last season. He’ll never hit that number as a pro, and that’s OK with him.
“I think that’s one thing that teams need to build around their stars. Spacing to allow them to operate,” Herro said.
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SlowPaced wrote:Bishop45 wrote:Mos_Heat wrote:Bam was considered as a "safe pick"
Nothing really has changed since then
Swear there's a lot of revisionism on Bam.
He still is who we said he was, we just gradually accepted him like we would an additional unplanned child. I take nothing that I said about him back, my only hope is that he does indeed grow into the 4 position
Nah. We had no idea he was as good of a passer or he could put the ball on the floor and lead a break.
We called him Tristan Thompson, remember it very clearly.
Yea he's a regular Draymond, far from TT for sure.
To be clear, not slandering Bam, but you guys are reaching and not doing him any favors
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twozeroMM wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:Spurs getting Keldon. Of course
Such a solid pick up for them
Perfect spot for him.
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Bol in the 2nd round. Gimme.
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