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50 Cole Anthony PG 6-3 190 1 North Carolina 2020 Rnd 1 Pick 15 United States TO-2022; TO-2023; RFA-2024
8 Dwayne Bacon SF 6-6 221 4 Florida State 2017 Rnd 2 Pick 10 United States UFA-2022
5 Mohamed Bamba C 7-0 250 3 Texas 2018 Rnd 1 Pick 6 United States RFA-2022
34 Wendell Carter, Jr. PF 6-10 270 3 Duke 2018 Rnd 1 Pick 7 United States RFA-2022
7 Michael Carter-Williams PG 6-6 195 8 Syracuse 2013 Rnd 1 Pick 11 United States UFA-2022
20 Markelle Fultz PG 6-4 209 4 Washington 2017 Rnd 1 Pick 1 United States UFA-2024
13 R.J. Hampton G 6-6 176 1 New Zealand (New Zealand) 2020 Rnd 1 Pick 24 United States TO-2022; TO-2023; RFA-2024
14 Gary Harris SG 6-4 205 7 Michigan State 2014 Rnd 1 Pick 19 United States UFA-2022
1 Jonathan Isaac SF 6-10 230 4 Florida State 2017 Rnd 1 Pick 6 United States UFA-2025
3 Chuma Okeke PF 6-8 230 1 Auburn 2019 Rnd 1 Pick 16 United States TO-2022; TO-2023; RFA-2024
31 Terrence Ross SF 6-7 206 9 Washington 2012 Rnd 1 Pick 8 United States UFA-2023

The avg draft position of the current roster (as shown in realgm, suggs and the wagners are not there yet) is 11; not that it means too much but that must rank quite high. We can only hope the future reflects what the scouts saw on them

I think they waived Bacon.

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Average is 14.

Our starter unit can be entirely composed of top 6 picks, which only goes to show you how much it doesn't really matter how high players are drafted.

p0peye wrote:Our starter unit can be entirely composed of top 6 picks, which only goes to show you how much it doesn't really matter how high players are drafted.

THIS.

I do not really understand the point of this post.
For example, many foreign players who then became NBA stars as Jokic or Ginobili were 2nd round picks...
It shows absolutely nothing.

cwas2882 wrote:Average is 14.

Not too far off really

Just a thought... wow that championship Spurs team must have some weird average.

#1 TD
#30 Tony Parker
#60 Manu

( are they correct? )

RookieStar wrote:Just a thought... wow that championship Spurs team must have some weird average.

#1 TD
#30 Tony Parker
#60 Manu

( are they correct? )

That's the thing, though. Our average is 14, but I imagine most would trade that for an average of 29 if that were four #1 picks and 7 #45 picks

cwas2882 wrote:

RookieStar wrote:Just a thought... wow that championship Spurs team must have some weird average.

#1 TD
#30 Tony Parker
#60 Manu

( are they correct? )

That's the thing, though. Our average is 14, but I imagine most would trade that for an average of 29 if that were four #1 picks and 7 #45 picks

Minnesota has two #1 and one #2 pick in their starting lineup and none of them have been bust, but not a superstar either. Doesn't help in W column much.