MEDIC wrote:bballsparkin wrote:He looks closer to 5 10 imo. My concern with Kemba is defense. Especially as Raptors team D is so bad. Knight can excel there. I admit, Kemba should be fine offenively. So he is a safe pick and I can live with it. I've been wrong before. Demar hasn't shown much interest in defense so far in his NBA career. Which accelerates my fears of picking Kemba.
Same old story with this draft. Everybody outside of Irving has some kind of major flaw.
Kemba - Not as tall as we'd like.
Knight - Can he be an NBA PG?
D Williams - Can he play the 3?
Kanter - Is he tall/ athletic enough?
Biyombo - Is he too raw? Can he play basketball?
Jonas V - Too skinny/ weak. May not be athletic enough.
Irving seems like the only surefire 2 way player that can 100% effectively play his position.
I hope these guys have done more scouting/ analyzing than any other team, cause this is a difficult draft. It's all about forecasting whether or not a player can improve their flaws or get by with their flaws in the NBA.
The safest way to go in this draft is probably take the most NBA ready prospect that proves their worth in the pre-draft workouts.
Why is Irving a sure fire thing? He missed most of the NCAA season last year, and he only showed flashes of brilliance in the tournament. He is not exactly the complete package yet.


































