C.lupus wrote:I always think it is better to win more games (establish a winning attitude and all that). A couple counterpoints to your argument:
1. We could easily win 10 more games next year and still be in the top ten in the draft because other teams will improve, too and because it is still a lottery.
2. If MN and Miami end up out of the top, we would still have Miami's pick and Boston's pick that we could package (perhaps with someone) to move up into the top 10.
As long as we acquire a top 10 pick, I am happy (I of course won't complain if we win the lottery either). I'm happy and all we got two first round draft picks, but 3 is better than 2. We will be safe though, we won't lose it.
collin_k41 wrote:cpfsf, I thought before when you said you hoped we were bad for a few more years you meant like top 3 pick bad..I would rather keep our top 10 pick too. I think next year it will be close on whether or not we keep that pick. As of right now the Nets are slated in the 10 spot with a 34 win season. That's right around where I expect this team to be next season.
I would of course rather have a top 3 pick than a 9 or 10 pick but not if it means the Wolves using their secret weapon: Mark Madsen to shoot 3's.
I think the really bad teams next season will be: Minnesota, Memphis, Seattle, Sacramento, NY, NJ, Milwaukee, Miami, and Charlotte.
Indiana could be bad if they go into rebuilding mode, and the LAC will be bad if they don't resign everyone.