Eyeamok wrote:SelfishPlayer wrote:Eyeamok wrote:
What if you are passing up the next MJ?
Tony Parker was taken # 28? The 76ers have
2nd round pick – Knicks (36th overall)
2nd round pick – Mavs (39th)
2nd round pick – Heat (46th)
2nd round pick – Hawks (50th)
And 4 first round picks in the next 2 years.
It's time for BC and his staff to do some work and stop relying on Mr. Hinkie to make things easy for them. We have Hinkie to thank for being in a position to draft Ben Simmons. We have Hinkie to thank for being in the #3 position in this draft. Let's thank BC for finding a diamond in the rough at PG if that is what this team needs.
And this is all speculation on my part. But if Ball does not have a killer workout, say he goes head to head with Fox and Fox kills him, and Jackson comes in and kills it in his workout for LA. All possibilities. Magic could easily choose Jackson. And then Ball is there for the 76ers...father and all!
What wing(s) in this draft could potentially be the next MJ?
How many PGs drafted in the 2nd round within the last 15 years have become an All Star? I'll start you off, Isaiah Thomas...
Jackson might have MJ potential. These kids are so raw, you don't know what you are getting when you draft them.
So you ask a question, set the parameters to prove a point.That's not how it's done.
It seems like you are advocating taking Fox, which all the mock drafts and people who know a lot more about basketball than I do, say is a reach. So why are you willing to reach for Fox?
I listed the assets to show we have enough to make something happen.
BC first job was sorting out the logjam at center. His second job is to not mess up this draft and get us the help that is needed, via trade or draft to fill out the roster effectively.
One thing that Kawhi Leonard, Kobe Bryant, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, Scottie Pippen and Dr J all have in common is freakishly long arms which Josh Jackson does not have. If you are looking for him to reach his maximum potential and think that it will look anything like those guys, you are mistaken. I think that his ceiling will look something like a better Stephen Jackson.