robillionaire wrote:the wasserman draft guy from bleacher report said he thinks the knicks will take Reddish or Hunter if we get 4th or 5th fwiw
Will not be exactly mad at those selections but I have Darius Garland ahead of those two.
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robillionaire wrote:the wasserman draft guy from bleacher report said he thinks the knicks will take Reddish or Hunter if we get 4th or 5th fwiw
robillionaire wrote:the wasserman draft guy from bleacher report said he thinks the knicks will take Reddish or Hunter if we get 4th or 5th fwiw
Pre-Draft Analysis
Strengths
- Dynamic shooter with deep range and tremendous confidence. Gets into his pull-up jumpers naturally with excellent footwork. Ability to make shots off the dribble and with feet set should allow him to play off the ball as his body continues to develop.
- Handles the ball on a string. Smooth changing speeds in the open court and operating out of pick-and-roll. Has good vision and is a willing passer. Uses both hands to distribute and finish creatively.
- Has strong intangibles. Competitive and intelligent on both ends of the floor.
Improvement areas
- Physical profile is average. Has a lean frame and average length and he's not a freakish athlete to compensate.
- Average tools hamper him at times finishing around the basket in the half court and slowing down older and stronger guards defensively.
3toheadmelo wrote:DX’s new mock has Brandon Clarke dropping to #14. I think it’s safe to say we won’t be targeting him
They also have Culver at #6 and Cam Reddish at #7. Was not expecting Cam to drop that far but I can’t blame them for putting him that low
3toheadmelo wrote:DX’s new mock has Brandon Clarke dropping to #14. I think it’s safe to say we won’t be targeting him
They also have Culver at #6 and Cam Reddish at #7. Was not expecting Cam to drop that far but I can’t blame them for putting him that low
robillionaire wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:DX’s new mock has Brandon Clarke dropping to #14. I think it’s safe to say we won’t be targeting him
They also have Culver at #6 and Cam Reddish at #7. Was not expecting Cam to drop that far but I can’t blame them for putting him that low
someone post it
Strengths
- Elite athlete at the point guard position. Gets to wherever he wants on the floor with explosive shiftiness. Can accelerate powerfully while operating at different speeds. Attacks the paint ferociously despite his narrow frame. Playmaker defensively who shows toughness and outstanding instincts as a rebounder.
- Excellent ball-handler with superb creativity as a passer and finisher. Naturally unselfish facilitator who finds a nice blend between passing and scoring. Making a high volume of 3-pointers on the season and is an 80 percent free throw shooter.
- Late-bloomer who appears to have significant room for growth. The youngest sophomore in our Top 100, younger than a handful of freshmen projected to be drafted.
Improvement areas
- Has solid height but is extremely thin. Frame is very narrow and may always be on the skinny side. Does not appear to have great length. Struggles to finish around the basket at times. May have some issues early in his career dealing with the physicality of the NBA game.
- Plays with a casual demeanor on both ends of the floor. Somewhat careless or wild with the ball at times. Turning the ball over at a very high rate. Doesn't always demonstrate enough urgency defensively.
- Jumper has been streaky throughout his career. Made just 29 percent of his attempts as a freshman. Shoots with a low release.
Worst_to_First wrote:robillionaire wrote:the wasserman draft guy from bleacher report said he thinks the knicks will take Reddish or Hunter if we get 4th or 5th fwiw
Will not be exactly mad at those selections but I have Darius Garland ahead of those two.
Tron Carter wrote:robillionaire wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:DX’s new mock has Brandon Clarke dropping to #14. I think it’s safe to say we won’t be targeting him
They also have Culver at #6 and Cam Reddish at #7. Was not expecting Cam to drop that far but I can’t blame them for putting him that low
someone post it
http://www.espn.com/nba/draft/bestavailable
robillionaire wrote:the wasserman draft guy from bleacher report said he thinks the knicks will take Reddish or Hunter if we get 4th or 5th fwiw
Tron Carter wrote:look at the “flavor of the week” sneaking into the top 4Pre-Draft Analysis
Strengths
- Dynamic shooter with deep range and tremendous confidence. Gets into his pull-up jumpers naturally with excellent footwork. Ability to make shots off the dribble and with feet set should allow him to play off the ball as his body continues to develop.
- Handles the ball on a string. Smooth changing speeds in the open court and operating out of pick-and-roll. Has good vision and is a willing passer. Uses both hands to distribute and finish creatively.
- Has strong intangibles. Competitive and intelligent on both ends of the floor.
Improvement areas
- Physical profile is average. Has a lean frame and average length and he's not a freakish athlete to compensate.
- Average tools hamper him at times finishing around the basket in the half court and slowing down older and stronger guards defensively.
F N 11 wrote:Suns prefer JA over ZION.
god shammgod wrote:F N 11 wrote:Suns prefer JA over ZION.
i'll gave them dennis & ja for zion if they get 1st and we get 2nd. done deal.
mpharris36 wrote:god shammgod wrote:F N 11 wrote:Suns prefer JA over ZION.
i'll gave them dennis & ja for zion if they get 1st and we get 2nd. done deal.
where do I sign?
god shammgod wrote:Tron Carter wrote:look at the “flavor of the week” sneaking into the top 4Spoiler:
and somebody was mocking me for having him 3. the experts are coming around.