SkywalkerAC wrote:for once in our forsaken franchise history, i think we're in a damn good position to actually take the good ol BPA. our frontcourt has depth, despite having two gangly international youngsters as our only "true" centres. with the addition of JJ we're actually pretty big and burly and reasonably skilled once Kleiza gets back. Demar is a legit starting 2-guard. Barbosa noice off the bench. Jose a great vet PG.
you really can go any direction. we all know that the addition of a point guard is the easiest way to change the direction of our team. we also know we still need a star wing to go with DD on the wing. we also need to get big and tougher inside.
i'm confident we come out with a guy that can be an effective rotation guy in the top 5. we can afford to add talent to any position (though I'd avoid small wing players).
i have no doubt that a Kanter/Bargnani/Davis/Amir would be a top 8 eastern big-man rotation. I think Barnes will become a great-shooting SF. i'd love to see if Perry could be molded into a defensive specialist at the 3. Irving would revolutionize the team. T-Jo gives us even more size at the 3. Jonas gives us a top big man rotation.
also, anyone else think that Kanter will come into the league with a well-developed shooting game? Enes really strikes me as guaranteed value. he'll be coming in with an NBA body, NBA rebounding ability, and a refined post game. i don't think he's undersized in today's NBA (a Kanter/Bargs combo is far from undersized) and I'm not concerned about the knees of a young player who gets a year of training to get his body right.
I have this feeling we're going to move up in the standings with good play and in the end the best choice will be Kanter. Irving may end up being a pipe dream, but Kanter isan't a bad consolation prize.

























