They are very ralented and provide what the Magic need the most.
Scoring!!!!
Who would the FO choose??
Not an easy choice!
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jezzerinho wrote:Knightro wrote:There's legitimate questions about Banchero's defensive upside (and his 3PT shot although I'm less concerned about that), but the more I watch him the more impressed I am with his ability and willingness to pass.
He's just not really as much of a shameless selfish gunner as he was earlier in the year.
If his 3PT shot does uptick, he's going to be a devastating offensive player.
Earlier in the season, you were wondering what was going to be the legitimate difference between Paolo and say someone like Toppin as a one-way player with mediocre efficiency and a tweener body. But to be fair to Banchero, he's being more selective, his passing looks decent enough and he does try on D. I'm not sure in my book it justifies a top 3 or 4 pick, but there are green shoots.
Petre1978 wrote:
zaymon wrote:Petre1978 wrote:
I like him a lot, still there is no sign he is a lead ball handler. Similar to Suggs imo.
Petre1978 wrote:zaymon wrote:Petre1978 wrote:
I like him a lot, still there is no sign he is a lead ball handler. Similar to Suggs imo.
Better scorer and shooter than Suggs.
Great in midrange.
DiplomaticMagic wrote:I dont see why Johnny Davis and Suggs couldn't play together
zaymon wrote:DiplomaticMagic wrote:I dont see why Johnny Davis and Suggs couldn't play together
Well but than we have no guard proficient in pick and roll in a league where you want two guards good in pick and roll. To be fair i see a lot of upside in Jalen Suggs but thats a big if.
Second point is shooting. Both Suggs and Davis are not knockdown shooters. You cant build offense around two tough shot makers. I love them both, wouldnt be mad to draft Johnny, but the fit seems akward on many levels, even defensively with lack of size.
Petre1978 wrote:
Magic could use their high second round pick to draft him.
Would be a nice replacement for Bamba!!!

Petre1978 wrote:zaymon wrote:DiplomaticMagic wrote:I dont see why Johnny Davis and Suggs couldn't play together
Well but than we have no guard proficient in pick and roll in a league where you want two guards good in pick and roll. To be fair i see a lot of upside in Jalen Suggs but thats a big if.
Second point is shooting. Both Suggs and Davis are not knockdown shooters. You cant build offense around two tough shot makers. I love them both, wouldnt be mad to draft Johnny, but the fit seems akward on many levels, even defensively with lack of size.
What is his wingspan?
zaymon wrote:Petre1978 wrote:zaymon wrote:
Well but than we have no guard proficient in pick and roll in a league where you want two guards good in pick and roll. To be fair i see a lot of upside in Jalen Suggs but thats a big if.
Second point is shooting. Both Suggs and Davis are not knockdown shooters. You cant build offense around two tough shot makers. I love them both, wouldnt be mad to draft Johnny, but the fit seems akward on many levels, even defensively with lack of size.
What is his wingspan?
There is no official info but propably 6'6-6'8 and he is more 6'4 than 6'5 from what i read.
He is by no means small but we can be so much bigger at the wing even with someone like Mathurin. ( or Okeke if he ever finds his shot, thats 6'6 with 7 feet wingspan who just kept McCollum in front of him for most part)
Skybox wrote:While guys like Davis and TyTy look like good players, the idea that tanking ourselves to oblivion to get them doesn't add up to me. Even Jabari, who may end up the best in class doesn't seem worth it. I expect a higher ceiling for a top 3 picks. I see goodness, not greatness all over the top of this draft...I still hope they trade it.