theGreatRC wrote:DX has us taking Jamal Franklin at 26....I like
dont know anything about him, but a story online says he's a "ferocious defender". Good enough for me!
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theGreatRC wrote:DX has us taking Jamal Franklin at 26....I like

Beal knows both Porter and Bennett but deferred to the front office on the decision. Wall didn’t make a specific choice but has repeatedly stated his desire to have a “stretch four” or “pick-and-pop” big man to spread the floor and create space. Bennett would appear to be the meet that criteria with his sophisticated offensive game and ability to score from all parts of the floor.
“We’ll see how that whole thing works out,” Grunfeld said, when asked about Wall’s request. “There’s always different ways to get certain players and we have players probably on our roster that can play that position or play in that role going forward. But we’re going to take everything into consideration, look at everything. We have a lot of work ahead of us, not only with the draft but after the draft in free agency.”
Devilzsidewalk wrote:theGreatRC wrote:DX has us taking Jamal Franklin at 26....I like
dont know anything about him, but a story online says he's a "ferocious defender". Good enough for me!
Maefteda wrote:Yes, he did have bad teammates, but shooting a contested step-back jumper with 15+ seconds left on the shot clock is never a good idea, and that is what KCP has been doing for the last year. I have questions about his D as well and I don't think he will be a good pick for us.
Who knows about any prospects in this draft though. KCP might adapt and listen to Adelman draining 3's off screens and playing solid or good D, but I have my doubts. We will likely get a vet SG alongside this pick anyway, so I don't even see KCP starting with Rubio which is obviously where his fit is.
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Devilzsidewalk wrote:WHAT HAVE I EVER DONE TO YOU
Krapinsky wrote:I don't love Zeller for this team, but I really think Zeller > Bennett in just about every thing at the PF position. I think Bennet might be so bad defensively that a team won't be able to keep him on the floor. He played with sporadic energy and effort in college and now he's got another 20 lbs to lose. I think Bennett's shoulder and the fact that he's a freshman has give him a free pass from some of the tough scrutiny facing other top of the draft prospects. Why a team would take him at 1-4 and not rather have Williams + 9 is beyond me.
Dewey wrote:Krapinsky wrote:I don't love Zeller for this team, but I really think Zeller > Bennett in just about every thing at the PF position. I think Bennet might be so bad defensively that a team won't be able to keep him on the floor. He played with sporadic energy and effort in college and now he's got another 20 lbs to lose. I think Bennett's shoulder and the fact that he's a freshman has give him a free pass from some of the tough scrutiny facing other top of the draft prospects. Why a team would take him at 1-4 and not rather have Williams + 9 is beyond me.
Imagine both DW and Bennett on our team after Bennett falls ... Flip will panic and bingo ...
Dewey wrote:Krapinsky wrote:I don't love Zeller for this team, but I really think Zeller > Bennett in just about every thing at the PF position. I think Bennet might be so bad defensively that a team won't be able to keep him on the floor. He played with sporadic energy and effort in college and now he's got another 20 lbs to lose. I think Bennett's shoulder and the fact that he's a freshman has give him a free pass from some of the tough scrutiny facing other top of the draft prospects. Why a team would take him at 1-4 and not rather have Williams + 9 is beyond me.
Imagine both DW and Bennett on our team after Bennett falls ... Flip will panic and bingo ...
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Georgia: Caldwell-Pope’s prospect case suffers from bad timing as much as anything. One of the big stories of this draft season has been McLemore and Oladipo. McLemore has been at or near the top of the mocks all year and Oladipo joined him there in May. Caldwell-Pope, despite having numbers that would have made him the top SG prospect in any of the 3 previous drafts, has been eclipsed by those two and has had trouble getting on the radar because if it.
His numbers have been stellar though. He’s a good scorer with great defensive numbers. That’s the starting point for star NBA SGs. Here are the comps. These are former sophs from major colleges who topped 22.0 P40 and 11.0 RSB40 as Caldwell-Pope did this past season...
theGreatRC wrote:
I'd rather cut off my pinky as a sacrifice to the basketball gods than have Bennett on this team.

tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment

tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment

tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
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