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PhilasFinest wrote:LloydFree wrote:Sixerscan wrote:
IDK what the competition level is in this game but this guy has some stuff to get excited about.
Reminds a bit of Galinari, with more defensive potential. I don't think there is 14 players in the draft I'd consider over him.
If he was to make it to 20, id be trying to move up to snag him.
ExplosionsInDaSky wrote:Kobblehead wrote:I dunno, Paschall is nearly 260 pounds. He's basically at C weight.
Probably closer to Yabusele than Scott.
Another player I like is Admiral Schofield from Tennessee. Has good size at that small forward position, can possibly play the 4, and can hit from outside. His age (22) might scare teams off, but if he's still there in the 2nd round when we pick again, I think we should draft him. I like his teammate Grant Williams too.
LakersDynasty14 wrote:Lonzo Ball is literally on a Hall of Fame trajectory at this point. This thread is so full of fail.
shakes0 wrote:I hope they put Simmons on Trae. He'll foul him out by the 3rd quarter. plus Simmons can't stay in front of Trae. No one can.
NYSixersFan wrote:
the plan is to get as good as quickly as possible....I fully believe we could have been a borderline playoff team last year by adding young veterans....using or draft picks and cap space.....can I specifically tell you who? no.
Negrodamus wrote:The only guy I would trade up for that is projected to drop is Nickeil Alexander-Walker. The fact that he's in the late teens in a lot of mocks is really confusing to me.
Negrodamus wrote:The only guy I would trade up for that is projected to drop is Nickeil Alexander-Walker. The fact that he's in the late teens in a lot of mocks is really confusing to me.
NYSixersFan wrote:
the plan is to get as good as quickly as possible....I fully believe we could have been a borderline playoff team last year by adding young veterans....using or draft picks and cap space.....can I specifically tell you who? no.
Kobblehead wrote:Negrodamus wrote:The only guy I would trade up for that is projected to drop is Nickeil Alexander-Walker. The fact that he's in the late teens in a lot of mocks is really confusing to me.
People have the same questions about him as they did his cousin.
Does he have star DNA or is he just going to be a well-rounded role player.
smittybanton wrote:+80 with Joel on the court, -90 with Joel off the court. did not move up for one of the five tool fives, did not select mitchell robinson. please do not let daniel gafford get away this year. a more physical clint capela, in my opinion.
Negrodamus wrote:I remember someone posting clips of the difference between him and Culver off ball. NAW understands spacing and reading his man to get himself open. Culver was strictly and on ball player.
NAW has an excellent shooting profile while SGA was more theoretical. In this mediocre draft, a sophomore with his tools seems more of a no brainer than many of the guys projected in the top 10.
Fischella wrote:ExplosionsInDaSky wrote:Kobblehead wrote:I dunno, Paschall is nearly 260 pounds. He's basically at C weight.
Probably closer to Yabusele than Scott.
Another player I like is Admiral Schofield from Tennessee. Has good size at that small forward position, can possibly play the 4, and can hit from outside. His age (22) might scare teams off, but if he's still there in the 2nd round when we pick again, I think we should draft him. I like his teammate Grant Williams too.
Schofield has terrible size for his skillset, can pass a bit but super rudimentary and can't handle the ball at 6-4, 6-5 in shoes, mediocre length, his 3 ball is pretty average, can't D up
He is a fake prospect, absolute do not draft, has no chance to stick in the league unless you want him for his intangibles in the lockeer room (supposedly really good teammate) as your 15th guy, but again, waste of a draft pick
Grant Williams is a top15 prospect
Kobblehead wrote:Negrodamus wrote:I remember someone posting clips of the difference between him and Culver off ball. NAW understands spacing and reading his man to get himself open. Culver was strictly and on ball player.
NAW has an excellent shooting profile while SGA was more theoretical. In this mediocre draft, a sophomore with his tools seems more of a no brainer than many of the guys projected in the top 10.
I like NAW better than a lot of guys mocked in the Top 10, too, but teams picking there could view him as a safe, but non needle-moving Gary Harris type and they'd rather convince themselves that Jarrett Culver can be a star.
Fischella wrote:I think none of you guys that are pro-Embiid no how basketball works today.. is way easier to win it all with Omer Asik than Olajuwon.
Actually if you ask me which Center I want for my perfect championship caliber team, I will chose Asik hands down
Fischella wrote:I think none of you guys that are pro-Embiid no how basketball works today.. is way easier to win it all with Omer Asik than Olajuwon.
Actually if you ask me which Center I want for my perfect championship caliber team, I will chose Asik hands down
LloydFree wrote:At #24, it's hard to expect to get a great player. But there are a number of players being mocked in the 2nd half of the 1st round who I doubt are even service-able NBA bench players:
Cam Johnson - Poor man's Justin Jackson
Grant Williams - Poor Man's Jared Sulinger
Goga Bitadze - Poor Man's Alex Len
Any one of them is a waste of the Caphold associated with the pick.
SparksFly87 wrote:Towns got boat feet and gets off the ground very slow with a lack of explosiveness . He is a rich mans Henry Sims to me. No thanks .
