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The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day

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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#761 » by jredsaz » Wed Jun 27, 2012 7:49 pm

Adrian Wojnarowski: Houston has traded Sam Dalembert as part of a package to Milwaukee, league sources tell Y! Twitter
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Adrian Wojnarowski: Dalembert and the 14th pick go the Bucks for the 12th pick, Jon Brockman, Jon Leurer and Brockman, sources tell Y! Twitter


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Rockets are trying to make something happen. :lol:
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#762 » by JMac1 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 7:55 pm

jredsaz wrote:
Adrian Wojnarowski: Houston has traded Sam Dalembert as part of a package to Milwaukee, league sources tell Y! Twitter
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Adrian Wojnarowski: Dalembert and the 14th pick go the Bucks for the 12th pick, Jon Brockman, Jon Leurer and Brockman, sources tell Y! Twitter


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Rockets are trying to make something happen. :lol:


That's not good.....Mil was getting a big :o
Why would they want to jump us?! There is no difference between them drafting 14 and 12 as far as the Suns are concerned....we were not getting their guy. What does letting go Dally do for their Salary cap situation?
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#763 » by nash2amare » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:04 pm

JMac1 wrote:That's not good.....Mil was getting a big :o
Why would they want to jump us?! There is no difference between them drafting 14 and 12 as far as the Suns are concerned....we were not getting their guy. What does letting go Dally do for their Salary cap situation?


It might be that Houston's trade partner is looking for a shooting guard.
The partner could have asked Rockets to make a trade that would make them pick before us.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#764 » by jredsaz » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:06 pm

JMac1 wrote:
jredsaz wrote:
Adrian Wojnarowski: Houston has traded Sam Dalembert as part of a package to Milwaukee, league sources tell Y! Twitter
HOUSTON ROCKETS, MILWAUKEE BUCKS, TRADE, SAMUEL DALEMBERT | SHARE

Adrian Wojnarowski: Dalembert and the 14th pick go the Bucks for the 12th pick, Jon Brockman, Jon Leurer and Brockman, sources tell Y! Twitter


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Rockets are trying to make something happen. :lol:


That's not good.....Mil was getting a big :o
Why would they want to jump us?! There is no difference between them drafting 14 and 12 as far as the Suns are concerned....we were not getting their guy. What does letting go Dally do for their Salary cap situation?


well, the Bucks weren't necessarily going to draft a big. There were reports that they would go with BPA. The Rockets are trying to gain as many pics as possible to trade for D12. I really have no idea what this means for us. this draft is becoming really hard to predict. From what I understand the Rockets are not done. They are talking to the Raptors about 8 and Sac about 5.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#765 » by JMac1 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:07 pm

nash2amare wrote:
JMac1 wrote:That's not good.....Mil was getting a big :o
Why would they want to jump us?! There is no difference between them drafting 14 and 12 as far as the Suns are concerned....we were not getting their guy. What does letting go Dally do for their Salary cap situation?


It might be that Houston's trade partner is looking for a shooting guard.
The partner could have asked Rockets to make a trade that would make them pick before us.



Well it might be time for us to get active. No one needs a SG more than us....but everyone appear to be wanting one...

Is it a league conspiracy? Make sure the Suns don't get anything they want/need.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#766 » by jredsaz » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:07 pm

nash2amare wrote:
JMac1 wrote:That's not good.....Mil was getting a big :o
Why would they want to jump us?! There is no difference between them drafting 14 and 12 as far as the Suns are concerned....we were not getting their guy. What does letting go Dally do for their Salary cap situation?


It might be that Houston's trade partner is looking for a shooting guard.
The partner could have asked Rockets to make a trade that would make them pick before us.


That could be true. If they swap 12 and Lowery with Toronto, the Raptors still have a shot at their SG, Lamb or Ross.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#767 » by bwgood77 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:13 pm

JMac1 wrote:
jredsaz wrote:
Adrian Wojnarowski: Houston has traded Sam Dalembert as part of a package to Milwaukee, league sources tell Y! Twitter
HOUSTON ROCKETS, MILWAUKEE BUCKS, TRADE, SAMUEL DALEMBERT | SHARE

Adrian Wojnarowski: Dalembert and the 14th pick go the Bucks for the 12th pick, Jon Brockman, Jon Leurer and Brockman, sources tell Y! Twitter


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Rockets are trying to make something happen. :lol:


That's not good.....Mil was getting a big :o
Why would they want to jump us?! There is no difference between them drafting 14 and 12 as far as the Suns are concerned....we were not getting their guy. What does letting go Dally do for their Salary cap situation?


It's not just jumping us. They are trying to clear out cap space so if they get Howard they can go after DWill. I don't think they wanted to pick up the $7M team option on Dalembert, so they decided to get something for it....just a little higher pick which might help them to be able to package these picks to move up. I think they want either Howard or Drummond. And I bet if they can't get either, they make a huge offer to Hibbert or maybe even McGee.

So they are clearing out cap space while slowly improving draft picks to make a bigger move if possible.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#768 » by GrantHill » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:36 pm

Did anyone read this? Chad Ford on Austin Rivers.

FORD: Lillard is a willing passer. Rivers isn't and will never be. Lillard made dramatic improvements from year to year. I thought Rivers was the exact player in college that he was in high school. Lillard is a team player. He was the second most efficient player in college basketball DESPITE being the only decent player on his entire roster; teams game planned to stop him and him alone every night. I just don't see Rivers ever being anywhere near as unselfish or efficient. I think Rivers will be shocked at the athleticism and length at his position. He'll try to do the same things at which he excelled in high school, spend a lot of time on the bench, get into it with his coach and teammates, get traded in a year or two to a desperate team, put up huge numbers for a cellar-dweller for a year or two, make some money, and eventually, teams will realize he can't be the alpha dog on a winning team.


That's why I don't want him. Great read by Ford.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#769 » by JMac1 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:40 pm

GrantHill wrote:Did anyone read this? Chad Ford on Austin Rivers.

FORD: Lillard is a willing passer. Rivers isn't and will never be. Lillard made dramatic improvements from year to year. I thought Rivers was the exact player in college that he was in high school. Lillard is a team player. He was the second most efficient player in college basketball DESPITE being the only decent player on his entire roster; teams game planned to stop him and him alone every night. I just don't see Rivers ever being anywhere near as unselfish or efficient. I think Rivers will be shocked at the athleticism and length at his position. He'll try to do the same things at which he excelled in high school, spend a lot of time on the bench, get into it with his coach and teammates, get traded in a year or two to a desperate team, put up huge numbers for a cellar-dweller for a year or two, make some money, and eventually, teams will realize he can't be the alpha dog on a winning team.


That's why I don't want him. Great read by Ford.



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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#770 » by Mjee » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:44 pm

We are not getting a shooting gaurd now...this is bad!

expected Moultrie or Marshall in a Suns uniform!

That's how its going to be! There is going to be a lot of pissed off Suns fans tomorrow! I hate how we always stand pat. It pisses me off..F**king do something Babby!! I am sick of this 15th seed 13th pick bull!! Either Suck hard or make the playoffs. Maaaa the Meatloaf...F***!
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#771 » by bwgood77 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:44 pm

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After this latest Milwaukee/Houston move, I could see Golden State being more enticed to trade the #7 pick to Houston for #12 and #16.

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Warriors could likely snag Tyler Zeller & Moe Harkless at 12 & 16, two guys they like, while the Rockets would likely go for Drummond at 7.


If this were to happen, it might start a Waiters slide.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#772 » by Sun Scorched » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:46 pm

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Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
After this latest Milwaukee/Houston move, I could see Golden State being more enticed to trade the #7 pick to Houston for #12 and #16.

Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
Warriors could likely snag Tyler Zeller & Moe Harkless at 12 & 16, two guys they like, while the Rockets would likely go for Drummond at 7.


If this were to happen, it might start a Waiters slide.


I think both teams HAVE to do that trade. Makes almost too much sense.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#773 » by nash2amare » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:50 pm

bwgood77 wrote:
Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
After this latest Milwaukee/Houston move, I could see Golden State being more enticed to trade the #7 pick to Houston for #12 and #16.

Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
Warriors could likely snag Tyler Zeller & Moe Harkless at 12 & 16, two guys they like, while the Rockets would likely go for Drummond at 7.


If this were to happen, it might start a Waiters slide.


I dont think so. He's not going to pass beyond both Toronto and New Orleans.
One of them might pick Rivers over Waiters, but the other definitely selects the left one.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#774 » by bwgood77 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:53 pm

nash2amare wrote:
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Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
After this latest Milwaukee/Houston move, I could see Golden State being more enticed to trade the #7 pick to Houston for #12 and #16.

Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
Warriors could likely snag Tyler Zeller & Moe Harkless at 12 & 16, two guys they like, while the Rockets would likely go for Drummond at 7.


If this were to happen, it might start a Waiters slide.


I dont think so. He's not going to pass beyond both Toronto and New Orleans.
One of them might pick Rivers over Waiters, but the other definitely selects the left one.


Probably, and there is, of course the possibility that GS STILL takes Waiters at 12 if he DOES slide past everyone else and still get a sf at 16. There have been surprising slides on draft day though, and he didn't work out for anyone....everyone could be saying they like him so we will trade up and give up something else to do so.
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#775 » by JMac1 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:07 pm

Or GS could go Ross at 12 and best big at 16........I hope so. I just want to be able to draft Lamb and run and hide...........and sign Crash. Maybe that is why we aren't doing anything. No need to draft a bunch of young players if we are going to satify Nash's desire of acquiring talent.... Can we get Iggy or Rudy here and keep our pick this year? There are a lot of guys available on the market. Iggy and Gortat are about the same age, so those are some solid pieces...

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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#776 » by Revived » Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:22 pm

Bro stop your Nash fantasy. He ain't coming back. Its over. Suns are also not signing Wallace, or trading for Igoudala or Gay.
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Post#777 » by Kerrsed » Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:24 pm

Fran Blinebury: Should we start calling him Daryl "Checkers" Morey? He's trying to jump all over the board to get a king. via Twitter


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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#778 » by JMac1 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:25 pm

sunsfan88 wrote:Bro stop your Nash fantasy. He ain't coming back. Its over. Suns are also not signing Wallace, or trading for Igoudala or Gay.



And you know this because? Oh...that's what I thought!
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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#779 » by Revived » Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:33 pm

JMac1 wrote:
sunsfan88 wrote:Bro stop your Nash fantasy. He ain't coming back. Its over. Suns are also not signing Wallace, or trading for Igoudala or Gay.



And you know this because? Oh...that's what I thought!

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Re: The Official Draft Thread 2: Judgement Day 

Post#780 » by bwgood77 » Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:44 pm

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