Kobblehead wrote:Seeing some of these names mentioned makes me realize how lucky we were to get Maxey last year. Maxey way better prospect than most of these guys.
I feel like if you just keep drafting guards who can score from ISO, PnR and shoot, you’ll be saying this on everyone a lot more often.
Like if we draft Tre Mann with the 28th we’ll be saying the same thing. And IMO so with Hyland or Dosunmu, even i know you’ll disagree with me on this. Then next offseason, we’ll be discussing how ridiculous it was to draft Sengun or Jalen Johnson over these guards.
So did if we have drafted Jordan Clarkson with a low first round pick before. Look at Shake Milton or Shamet, at some point we also said how those two were steals.
That’s what you get if you draft based on trend.
People were like complaining how we let Christian Woods and Jerami Grant go. Personally, I dont mind. Its just a casualty of variance and they’re not gonna move the winnability of a team compared to scoring guards. If you’re crying over missing those two, you’re crying for the wrong reasons. That also means you wont be able to correct your path.
Personally, I’d rather have Jordan Clarkson than either one of those guys then I’d sign some cheap big like Alex Len, Dragan Bender, Dedmon, Theis, Drummond or Baynes than have Jerami or Christian wood while having Jeff Teague or George Hill run the offense.
I find that the game is just so easy with the guards. Like when I watch Cameron Payne run the offense, sometimes I feel like deep inside he’s even surprised on how good he is. And he’s like “fake it till i make my next big paycheck”
I can say the same thing with Jrue. Jrue was like Dumbo when Giannis was out in the Hawks series. He’s like.. “man, am i really carrying a team in the 3rd round of the playoffs?”
They say in stocks, trend is your friend until it ends haha
..and i dont see this trend ending. NBA opened a pandora’s box that they won’t be able to revert it back again.
There’s never been a time in history when we look back and say that the people who were censoring free speech were the good guys.