Iverson Armband wrote:1. Trade up for Harper
2. Select Tre Johnson at 3
3. Select Ace Bailey at 3
4. Select Kon at 3
1)Trade down (possibly mutliple times) for the best package you can get
2)Trade up for Harper
3)Draft Tre at 3
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Iverson Armband wrote:1. Trade up for Harper
2. Select Tre Johnson at 3
3. Select Ace Bailey at 3
4. Select Kon at 3
ProcessDoctor wrote:NOP is taking George for Murphy for a move from 3 to 7. Otherwise, they can stand pat and enjoy Kon at #7.
ProcessDoctor wrote:NOP is taking George for Murphy for a move from 3 to 7. Otherwise, they can stand pat and enjoy Kon at #7.
OleSchool wrote:Iverson Armband wrote:sodmoraes wrote:I doubt we get VJ Ibaka, not a Morey´s pick at all. In my opinion, it will be Ace, Tre or trade up to get Harper. Edgecombe is just bait so we get something of Charlote.
Agreed. He’s being talked about so heavily right now because it was leaked we worked him out, which was such an obvious smokescreen that it’s almost not a smokescreen at all.
Is it really though? Maxey flew in specifically to meet him
OleSchool wrote:Iverson Armband wrote:sodmoraes wrote:I doubt we get VJ Ibaka, not a Morey´s pick at all. In my opinion, it will be Ace, Tre or trade up to get Harper. Edgecombe is just bait so we get something of Charlote.
Agreed. He’s being talked about so heavily right now because it was leaked we worked him out, which was such an obvious smokescreen that it’s almost not a smokescreen at all.
Is it really though? Maxey flew in specifically to meet him
Arsenal wrote:ProcessDoctor wrote:Noa Essengue measurements:
6'10" (no shoes), 7'0.75" wingspan, 9'1.75" standing reach.
About what was expected. He was 6'9" with a 6'11" wingspan and 9'3" standing reach a year ago. These measurements make more sense.
Considering how young he is, he'll probably add another inch or so to end up 7'2" wingspan and 9'3" reach.
Black Mage wrote:Arsenal wrote:ProcessDoctor wrote:Noa Essengue measurements:
6'10" (no shoes), 7'0.75" wingspan, 9'1.75" standing reach.
About what was expected. He was 6'9" with a 6'11" wingspan and 9'3" standing reach a year ago. These measurements make more sense.
Considering how young he is, he'll probably add another inch or so to end up 7'2" wingspan and 9'3" reach.
Of all the things you absolutely cannot "project" physical growth in height and wingspan is probably number one.
Black Mage wrote:Watching the Vecenie interview.
He likes Kon b/c there's fewer holes, closer to his final form which works better for Philly win now. He's at bottom 7-8% of NBA athletes. Then overstates his standing reach. He thinks Kon can play defense in the playoffs... oh man have we jumped the shark. Keeps calling him a shooter without mentioning the obvious off the dribble issues. Plays with great strength and low center of gravity which he relies on a lot to think he'll leverage it to offset everything else he's deficient in.
He thinks the Drummond deal is a disaster hanging around our necks... an expiring $5 mil contract is our disaster huh.![]()
Ace: Feels Ace will be a starting player for many years, has higher floor than folks give him credit for but also lower ceiling than people expect.
He wouldn't take him if Sixers b/c he's on a different timeline from Sixers who are trying to win right now (while also admitted he has no idea if Joel will be healthy). Philly is a good spot for him. He legitimately looks up to PG13 specifically and PG13 would be a good mentor to help him develop.
Feels Ace needs to first work on playing with "bend" then handle to unlock getting to rim. Ace has advanced bag of moves/dribble moves to get to his midrange jumper. Feels he's slow even on C&S before putting it up. Athletically he is explosive, but needs to work on footwork to harness it at rim.
VJ: Issue is ball skills. C&S he is very good, but bad off-dribble (huh so he does breakdown shooting between C&S and off-dribble but just not when it comes to Kon b/c well ya don't want to talk about Kon's off-dribble stats). Big issue is his left hand handling and scoring with his left. High pressure defensive teams blitzed his right and he struggled going back left. Stepped up when Baylor got rid of the useless guard next to him (VJ's version of Rutgers' Jeremiah Williams). Intangibles are off the charts.
Biggest HOLY SH** moment - he downs VJ for his pull up shot saying he went something like 3-21 from 3; confusing Kon's garbage pull up jumper numbers for VJ. Just comical after how much he waxed poetic about Kon being an amazing shooter. None of the guys corrected him.
I didn't think someone could make Seth Greenberg look like the more competent evaluator, but congrats to Sam Vecenie he manged to do it.
okboomer wrote:Black Mage wrote:Watching the Vecenie interview.
He likes Kon b/c there's fewer holes, closer to his final form which works better for Philly win now. He's at bottom 7-8% of NBA athletes. Then overstates his standing reach. He thinks Kon can play defense in the playoffs... oh man have we jumped the shark. Keeps calling him a shooter without mentioning the obvious off the dribble issues. Plays with great strength and low center of gravity which he relies on a lot to think he'll leverage it to offset everything else he's deficient in.
He thinks the Drummond deal is a disaster hanging around our necks... an expiring $5 mil contract is our disaster huh.![]()
Ace: Feels Ace will be a starting player for many years, has higher floor than folks give him credit for but also lower ceiling than people expect.
He wouldn't take him if Sixers b/c he's on a different timeline from Sixers who are trying to win right now (while also admitted he has no idea if Joel will be healthy). Philly is a good spot for him. He legitimately looks up to PG13 specifically and PG13 would be a good mentor to help him develop.
Feels Ace needs to first work on playing with "bend" then handle to unlock getting to rim. Ace has advanced bag of moves/dribble moves to get to his midrange jumper. Feels he's slow even on C&S before putting it up. Athletically he is explosive, but needs to work on footwork to harness it at rim.
VJ: Issue is ball skills. C&S he is very good, but bad off-dribble (huh so he does breakdown shooting between C&S and off-dribble but just not when it comes to Kon b/c well ya don't want to talk about Kon's off-dribble stats). Big issue is his left hand handling and scoring with his left. High pressure defensive teams blitzed his right and he struggled going back left. Stepped up when Baylor got rid of the useless guard next to him (VJ's version of Rutgers' Jeremiah Williams). Intangibles are off the charts.
Biggest HOLY SH** moment - he downs VJ for his pull up shot saying he went something like 3-21 from 3; confusing Kon's garbage pull up jumper numbers for VJ. Just comical after how much he waxed poetic about Kon being an amazing shooter. None of the guys corrected him.
I didn't think someone could make Seth Greenberg look like the more competent evaluator, but congrats to Sam Vecenie he manged to do it.
VJ's intangibles and eyepopping athleticism is why Im so high on him. Whatever his ceiling may be (and that definitely varies), I feel he will reach it. Though in regard to Kon, if it was a certainty that he could be a neutral defender, I think he should be the pick.
Iverson Armband wrote:Again, watching these Finals I come away thinking the Sixers need their own SGA or Haliburton more than a Holiday, White, Mathurin, Nembhard type. Need a dynamic lead guard with playmaking ability and that ain’t VJ. Maxey can be our J-Dub. I see Grimes as a Nembhard type.
Iverson Armband wrote:Again, watching these Finals I come away thinking the Sixers need their own SGA or Haliburton more than a Holiday, White, Mathurin, Nembhard type. Need a dynamic lead guard with playmaking ability and that ain’t VJ. Maxey can be our J-Dub. I see Grimes as a Nembhard type.
okboomer wrote:Iverson Armband wrote:Again, watching these Finals I come away thinking the Sixers need their own SGA or Haliburton more than a Holiday, White, Mathurin, Nembhard type. Need a dynamic lead guard with playmaking ability and that ain’t VJ. Maxey can be our J-Dub. I see Grimes as a Nembhard type.
So you trade down and ideally Fears is there. Cause Ace, Tre, or Kon arent "lead guards" either. Though if you draft Fears you have to trade one of McCain or Maxey. And remember, the light years Warriors and Spurs could have drafted Haliburton. So these draft evaluations are always tricky.