FireMorey wrote:Neubeck says Sixers unlikely to trade down. Either stick and pick or move up to 2. And if they move down, it likely won't be past 4.
They really like Edgecombe then.
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FireMorey wrote:Neubeck says Sixers unlikely to trade down. Either stick and pick or move up to 2. And if they move down, it likely won't be past 4.
76ers76ers wrote:FireMorey wrote:Neubeck says Sixers unlikely to trade down. Either stick and pick or move up to 2. And if they move down, it likely won't be past 4.
They really like Edgecombe then.
ProcessDoctor wrote:Reading the tea leaves (and I could be totally wrong)...
- Morey wants Harper the most, but has a limit to what he'll pay to move up.
- He likes VJ more than Ace, but is willing to take Ace at #4 if he can extract value from CHA.
- If he can't move up for Harper or fleece CHA, then he stays at #3 to take VJ.
ProcessDoctor wrote:Reading the tea leaves (and I could be totally wrong)...
- Morey wants Harper the most, but has a limit to what he'll pay to move up.
- He likes VJ more than Ace, but is willing to take Ace at #4 if he can extract value from CHA.
- If he can't move up for Harper or fleece CHA, then he stays at #3 to take VJ.
HotelVitale wrote:FireMorey wrote:Told ya. Been on the Harper train for a couple weeks now. I don't know if it'll happen, but there's no way Morey is using that pick on just a solid contributor. He wants to maximize it.
What would you be willing to trade in this scenario? Lots of people are 'on the Harper train' but it seems like it'd cost us big to buy the ticket.
ProcessDoctor wrote:Reading the tea leaves (and I could be totally wrong)...
- Morey wants Harper the most, but has a limit to what he'll pay to move up.
- He likes VJ more than Ace, but is willing to take Ace at #4 if he can extract value from CHA.
- If he can't move up for Harper or fleece CHA, then he stays at #3 to take VJ.
Arsenal wrote:ProcessDoctor wrote:Reading the tea leaves (and I could be totally wrong)...
- Morey wants Harper the most, but has a limit to what he'll pay to move up.
- He likes VJ more than Ace, but is willing to take Ace at #4 if he can extract value from CHA.
- If he can't move up for Harper or fleece CHA, then he stays at #3 to take VJ.
Point 2 and 3 are backwards.
1. Morey wants Harper the most, but has a limit on what he’ll pay to move up
2. He likes Ace more than VJ, and wants to see if he can fleece CHA to move up for VJ
3. Otherwise he stays at #3 and takes Ace
Negrodamus wrote:Daryl Morey has a history of valuing guys who shoot at either the rim or from 3. That's the entire Rockets offense with Harden. That's pretty much been our entire offense. Why would he value drafting a guy who's only good shooting percentage was midrange? What kind of sense does that make?
FireMorey wrote:Negrodamus wrote:Daryl Morey has a history of valuing guys who shoot at either the rim or from 3. That's the entire Rockets offense with Harden. That's pretty much been our entire offense. Why would he value drafting a guy who's only good shooting percentage was midrange? What kind of sense does that make?
You mean Harper? He's a great ball handler, gets to the rim, and has shooting potential. His form is fine. Worse shooters than him have become good NBA shooters. He has every other tool in his toolbox.
FireMorey wrote:Neubeck said #3 and the Clippers pick likely gets it done. I think I'd do it. Not sure what else you're going to use that pick for in the future and cap/luxury tax wise what they'd be able to do.
He also said there's growing feeling around the league that in addition to trying to move down from 2, they may not use that pick on Harper even if they stand pat.
FireMorey wrote:Negrodamus wrote:Daryl Morey has a history of valuing guys who shoot at either the rim or from 3. That's the entire Rockets offense with Harden. That's pretty much been our entire offense. Why would he value drafting a guy who's only good shooting percentage was midrange? What kind of sense does that make?
You mean Harper? He's a great ball handler, gets to the rim, and has shooting potential. His form is fine. Worse shooters than him have become good NBA shooters. He has every other tool in his toolbox.
FireMorey wrote:Neubeck said #3 and the Clippers pick likely gets it done. I think I'd do it. Not sure what else you're going to use that pick for in the future and cap/luxury tax wise what they'd be able to do. He also said there's growing feeling around the league that in addition to trying to move down from 2, they may not use that pick on Harper even if they stand pat.