Unbreakable99 wrote:LongLiveHinkie wrote:Why would Ainge care about letting a "historical rival" who doesn't even play in the same conference take Lonzo Ball, when they could take the consensus best player in the draft by almost every scout and executive involved in basketball?
If anything, Ainge should be afraid of passing on Fultz's talent.
Sixers board contrarianism in full swing right now.
I have seen other people say Fultz isn't the best player in the draft and it's Ball. I really don't get the infatuation that Fultz is the best. It's like people are willing it to be true and just saying it makes it true.
I thought several posters here have Josh Jackson #1, and for a long time now? I've said ad nauseum that DSJ is the most talented, and that all of the top six are all on the same tier. Ball has a claim. And so does DeAaron Fox. Every one of these players has flaws, and none will be a superstar.
When KAT was the clear #1, folks came up with every sort of way to trade up for him. This year, the mild consensus is to trade down. Wisely.