Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.
There will be no picks next draft though and this is a deep draft a lot of the guys in the thirties feel like first rounders.
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Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.

Neeva wrote:Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.
There will be no picks next draft though and this is a deep draft a lot of the guys in the thirties feel like first rounders.
Neeva wrote:Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.
There will be no picks next draft though and this is a deep draft a lot of the guys in the thirties feel like first rounders.
Dewey wrote:Neeva wrote:Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.
There will be no picks next draft though and this is a deep draft a lot of the guys in the thirties feel like first rounders.
2021 hype already ... might be a good draft to stay out of
Little Digger wrote:karch34 wrote:I'll just go on record now that I'm for Okoro. Give me a dogged defender with high BBIQ that can guard 1-4. If we can pick up future picks or vets on the way to a spot where its "acceptable" to draft him even better.
Okoro’s #1 on my Big board..He’s easily the most versatile , athletic rugged defender in this draft ..He’s also a very smart player with incredible competitive desire..He reminds me so much of Iguodala and Jimmy Buckets..I even think his shot can be easily fixed over his first couple seasons..
In my opinion he’s the best player and the best fit for Minnesota and GSW
jpatrick wrote:Dewey wrote:Neeva wrote:
There will be no picks next draft though and this is a deep draft a lot of the guys in the thirties feel like first rounders.
2021 hype already ... might be a good draft to stay out of
I know there is always some hype of drafts a year or two away but it’s been thought for years this year was down and 2021 and 2022 are VERY strong. 2021 has 5-6 top end guys that if eligible, probably would go before anyone this year if eligible, and 2022 is supposedly the double draft.
If we drop down this year, would love to pick up a lightly protected 2021 pick.
Worm Guts wrote:Neeva wrote:Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.
There will be no picks next draft though and this is a deep draft a lot of the guys in the thirties feel like first rounders.
I'm just thinking of roster constraints. We can only keep 15 guys. I suppose if your willing to have an open competition with guys like Vanderbilt, Jay Nowell and Kelan Martin.
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Worm Guts wrote:I don't know that we can realistically use more picks. Three rookies is probably going to be enough.
League sources say both the Celtics and Magic are trying to move up into the mid-lottery using their own first-round picks, and the Wizards are angling to move up from no. 9.
theGreatRC wrote:I would take a chance with Edwards based on the realistic trade packages i've seen on the boards/websites
Baseline81 wrote:moonpie wrote:;feature=emb_title
This video, I believe, highlights what I've thought in regards to how poor Georgia was.
Folks bring up how Edwards hasn't played on a winning team. The clip states the year prior to Edwards' arrival in Athens, the Bulldogs finished 11-21 (compared to 16-16 with him). He was one of five freshman in the rotation, and the only one ranked highly. Georgia finished 332nd in 3P% (30.0%). Because of its dismal outside shooting, teams packed the paint. And yet, when he score 24+ points, Georgia generally won.
Of the games I watched, Edwards tried getting his teammates involved, but they were unable to convert. Playing alongside Russell and Towns (Beasley and Hernangomez should they resign), things may be different. The video also stated he had 10 games with at least four assists (Wiggins had five games) and only five games with one or zero assists (Wiggins had 21 games). At Kansas, Wiggins played next to Embiid and a couple other NBA players. He's a different offensive player than Wiggins.
I won't refute his defensive effort. That is his biggest blemish to me, but one I am willing to gamble on because of how good he is on the other end. It's not like Ball has proven to be a better defender.
Where Edwards is today is just the beginning considering he only started playing basketball as a high school sophomore.
minimus wrote:I wish Aaron Nesmith was a bit taller, let say 6'7". His weight is already 215lbs, so he could potentially guard some SFs. Right now he is listed 6'6". Will be drafted before our #17. I'd okay if we have two picks around 10 instead of #1, #17, so we could turn them into Kira Lewis Jr and Aaron Nesmith or Terese Maxey and Patrick Williams
KGdaBom wrote:minimus wrote:I wish Aaron Nesmith was a bit taller, let say 6'7". His weight is already 215lbs, so he could potentially guard some SFs. Right now he is listed 6'6". Will be drafted before our #17. I'd okay if we have two picks around 10 instead of #1, #17, so we could turn them into Kira Lewis Jr and Aaron Nesmith or Terese Maxey and Patrick Williams
YUCK!!!!!!
We have picks 1 and 17 and that's the best you can come up with?
Extremely good chance one of those will be available at 17 anyway.
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