nevetsov wrote:Sixers could use all 5 of their 2nd rounders to double their current talent base...
How many do they have under contract? They also give up on their picks before they even do anything,
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nevetsov wrote:Sixers could use all 5 of their 2nd rounders to double their current talent base...
kennydorglas wrote:Suns draft workout: Quinn Cook, Duke; Tyler Haws, BYU; DJ Newbill, Penn St; Matt Stainbrook, Xavier; Aaron Thomas, FSU; Marcus Thornton, UGA
carey wrote:I wouldn't freak out. This happened last year too. We brought in most of the 1st round guys towards the end of workouts.
Mr-Al wrote:Saberestar wrote:I'm surprised that I haven't seen any mention of the Suns taking Looney at 13. He seems like the kind of upside pick that McDonough would like, especially with their need at backup PF and need for rebounding. Do you think he is too raw for where their team is at right now?
Chad FordProbably. Looney has enormous upside, but the learning curve scares teams right now. He hasn't quite figured out what he is. And it could take time. Not sure the Suns will have that sort of patience. Especially with players like Kaminsky, Devin Booker, Bobby Portis that could help right now.
http://m.espn.go.com/general/chat/chat? ... nd=ref~%7B"ref"%3A"http%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2Fz5xa8prWg2"%7D
typical win-now bull from the Suns as usual
I can rationalize taking Kaminsky there, Booker too somewhat
but no way in hell would I take Portis over Looney
I couldn't believe when McD said he'll think about trading out/down of the draft because we can too many young players
I hope Sarver isn't pushing the playoffs down our throats

RunDogGun wrote:Sort of off subject, but Bgwood, what do you think of the FIFA corruption indictments? Still think corporations would not risk their name and reputations?
Phnxsports wrote:I might be on an island but I like Portis. Id take him over Kaminsky or Looney easily.

Sources: Suns will bring in Jerian Grant, JP Tokoto, Richaun Holmes, Olivier Hanlan, Darrun Hilliard & Darion Atkins for a workout tomorrow.

bwgood77 wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Sort of off subject, but Bgwood, what do you think of the FIFA corruption indictments? Still think corporations would not risk their name and reputations?
I missed this post, and I guess the news, so I don't have any idea what you are talking about. I still certainly don't think a worldwide accounting firm would risk being involved with a fixed draft (if they knew about it) if that is the question.
ATTL wrote:If the suns trade out of the draft this will be another wasted year with nothing to show for it. I doubt Mcdee trades out. I will be even more disenfranchised if that happens.
Saberestar wrote:In his latest interview, Paul Coro speaks about three players that are a possibility to be selected at #13....
Devin Booker, Cameron Payne and Montzrell Harrell.
I think that Harrell is a reach at #13, but probably I am wrong. I like him, and his intensity and defense are great to have in any team so probably he is a very good option at #13 if he is available.
Here is the interview.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/brightside ... cast-52815

RunDogGun wrote:bwgood77 wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Sort of off subject, but Bgwood, what do you think of the FIFA corruption indictments? Still think corporations would not risk their name and reputations?
I missed this post, and I guess the news, so I don't have any idea what you are talking about. I still certainly don't think a worldwide accounting firm would risk being involved with a fixed draft (if they knew about it) if that is the question.
I just don't know. It all depends on if they think there is no way anyone finds out. The FIFA corruption has been going on for twenty years, right?
I guess we will just have to wait and see. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt and say it's legit. But I think I might start laying down bets on some of the draft choices, and see if my hunches actually bear fruit.![]()
I just remember all the Spurs fans on the ESPN board asking why any ref would call games in favor of the Spurs,and then Donaghy thing came out. Money changes everything.

NavLDO wrote:Saberestar wrote:In his latest interview, Paul Coro speaks about three players that are a possibility to be selected at #13....
Devin Booker, Cameron Payne and Montzrell Harrell.
I think that Harrell is a reach at #13, but probably I am wrong. I like him, and his intensity and defense are great to have in any team so probably he is a very good option at #13 if he is available.
Here is the interview.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/brightside ... cast-52815
I tell you, some playoff team is just going to get richer with selecting Harrell. I don't care if it's a reach, I'd love to have someone with Harrell's intensity on this team. Sure, PJ has it, but Harrell has the talent to go along with it. And with a 7'4" Wingspan and 9'1" reach, I couldn't care less if he's 6'7.5", he's also 253lbs--better to be stout, long than tall. Kieff at 6'9.5" 235 with his what, 6'11" wingspan and 8'10.5" reach--really, who would you rather have from a strictly measurement perspective?
It won't happen, but I'd love for McD to trade back a few and grab Harrell--one of my favorite prospects. I didn't vote for him here, because the question was for "@ 13", but honestly, I wouldn't be upset at all if McD 'reached' there with Harrell.