Frank Lee wrote:I think it highly probable one of Knight or Bledsoe is dealt. Both are starters. But neither is a true SG. I'd run with Goodwin at SG/back up PG, resign GGreen, and play Bullock. Back court settled. Get a top pick for Bled ??? would be hard to turn down if the package was right.
I am betting even money the MoBros go too.
Who are some dudes to watch coming up in tourney time.... ????
I've mentioned them before.... The two freshmen at NCST... Abu and Anya ... don't think they will come out, but who knows. Anya would be a first just on size/ potential alone. He has given MHarrell fits, as well as the other big boys in the ACC.
http://www.clubblazers.com/blazers-discussion/2014-draft-prospect-beejay-anya-wingspan-t4106.html
I don't think either of those guys will get dealt. McD wouldn't have given up so much for Knight if he wanted to deal him. Perhaps down the road they do, but at the very earliest, it would be mid season next year, but I doubt even that.
I'd watch
Myles Turner if you can.
Texas plays Butler at 2:45 ET tomorrow, so it might be tough to watch (and of course AZ is playing at the same time, and I happen to live in Austin and have to go to a sports bar on a late lunch to see AZ, but it may be hard to get a tv to put that one.....people are crazy for UT in Austin).
Anyway, Myles Turner has gotten limited playing time most of the season, but he is a C (or big PF) who is in our draft range...he is raw, but he might be worth watching, because there is probably a decent chance we take him. He has averaged 6.4 rebounds and
2.7 blocks in 22 minutes a game. Towns is at 2.3 blocks in 20 minutes, so Turner's block rate is a bit better (though I guess one could argue WCS takes away some of Towns' block opportunities).
With Len being injury prone, another center would be nice. Or maybe eventually they could even play together. He's only 18 right now, so he would probably have much more upside than someone like Harrell (and is much bigger) or WCS.
He has a 7'4 wingspan
http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Myl ... 850/stats/nbadraft.net compares him to LaMarcus Aldridge. In his writeup there, which must be a bit dated, he was also shooting 40% from 3 pt range (now he is at 28%). He also at one point was shooting 89% from the line, but is now at 83%, which is still great for a big man.
http://www.nbadraft.net/players/myles-turner