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tester551 wrote:What second round prospect do you think has the best chance of having an impact on the NBA?
Cammo101 wrote:tester551 wrote:What second round prospect do you think has the best chance of having an impact on the NBA?
This is a very deep draft IMO. A handful of second round guys have a chance to make an impact. Ulis, Barber, and Felder all have a chance to carve out niches as sixth man type scorers off the bench. Beasley and LeVert are quality wings if they can stay healthy. I also think AJ Hammons has a chance to be a solid rotation big. Those guys jump immediately to mind.
rpa wrote:Really hard for me to see the Kings taking Chriss. He's too raw to contribute anytime soon AND he'd be starting the year as 3rd best front court player at the best (he's raw enough that he's probably worse than Koufos too--making him 4th best). I'm all for swinging for the fences, but at least do so with a guy who could conceivably get SOME playing time this season.
Cammo101 wrote:rpa wrote:Really hard for me to see the Kings taking Chriss. He's too raw to contribute anytime soon AND he'd be starting the year as 3rd best front court player at the best (he's raw enough that he's probably worse than Koufos too--making him 4th best). I'm all for swinging for the fences, but at least do so with a guy who could conceivably get SOME playing time this season.
It's not the best scenerio for Sacramento, but it's an obvious BPA who could go as early as #3 falling to them at #8. Given how I have the draft shaking out, I'm not sure who they would reach for over Chriss.
Texas Chuck wrote:I'd like to see Utah, and Denver lose
Cammo101 wrote:It's not the best scenerio for Sacramento, but it's an obvious BPA who could go as early as #3 falling to them at #8. Given how I have the draft shaking out, I'm not sure who they would reach for over Chriss.
skywalker33 wrote: And I believe he's from that area, great marketing play as well.
Cammo101 wrote:6/20/16
1. Philadelphia - Ben Simmons (6'10'', PF, LSU, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Brandon Ingram (6'9'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
3. Boston - Buddy Hield (6'5'', SG, Oklahoma, Sr.)
4. Phoenix - Marquese Chriss (6'10'', PF, Washington, Fresh.)
5. Minnesota - Kris Dunn (6'4'', PG, Providence, Jr.)
6. New Orleans - Jamal Murray (6'4'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
7. Denver - Dragan Bender (7'0'', PF, Croatia)
8. Sacramento - Jaylen Brown (6'7'', SF, California, Fresh.)
9. Toronto - Jakob Poeltl (7'0'', C, Utah, Soph.)
10. Milwaukee - Wade Baldwin (6'4'', PG, Vanderbilt, Soph.)
11. Orlando - Skal Labissiere (7'0'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
12. Utah - Dejounte Murray (6'5'', SG, Washington, Fresh.)
13. Phoenix - Malachi Richardson (6'6'', SG, Syracuse, Fresh.)
14. Chicago - Deyonta Davis (6'10'', PF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
15. Denver - Timothe Luwawu (6'7'', SG, France)
16. Boston - Domantas Sabonis (6'10'', PF, Gonzaga, Soph.)
17. Memphis - Furkan Korkmaz (6'7'', SG, Turkey)
18. Detroit - Henry Ellenson (6'10'', PF, Marquette, Fresh.)
19. Denver - Denzel Valentine (6'5'', SG, Michigan State, Sr.)
20. Indiana - Cheick Diallo (6'9'', PF, Kansas, Fresh.)
21. Atlanta - Ivica Zubac (7'1'', C, Bosnia)
22. Charlotte - Patrick McCaw (6'7'', SG, UNLV, Soph.)
23. Boston - Ante Zizic (6'11'', C, Croatia)
24. Philadelphia - Taurean Prince (6'7'', SF, Baylor, Sr.)
25. LA Clippers - Brice Johnson (6'10'', PF, North Carolina, Sr.)
26. Philadelphia - Demetrius Jackson (6'1'', PG, Notre Dame, Jr.)
27. Toronto - Juan Hernangomez (6'9'', PF, Spain)
28. Phoenix - Thon Maker (7'1'', C, Australia)
29. San Antonio - Malik Beasley (6'5'', SG, Florida State, Fresh.)
30. Golden State - Damian Jones (7'0'', C, Vanderbilt, Jr.)
31. Boston - Paul Zipser (6'8'', SF, Germany)
32. LA Lakers - Diamond Stone (6'11'', C, Maryland, Fresh.)
33. LA Clippers - Ben Bentil (6'8'', PF, Providence, Soph.)
34. Phoenix - Caris LeVert (6'6'', SG, Michigan, Sr.)
35. Boston - Stephen Zimmerman (7'0'', C, UNLV, Fresh.)
36. Milwaukee - Chinanu Onuaku (6'10'', C, Louisville, Soph.)
37. Houston - Tyler Ulis (5'9'', PG, Kentucky, Soph.)
38. Milwaukee - Zhou Qi (7'1'', C, China)
39. New Orleans - Pascal Siakam (6'9'', PF, New Mexico State, Soph.)
40. New Orleans - DeAndre Bembry (6'6'', SF, St. Joseph's, Jr.)
41. Orlando - Anthony Barber (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Jr.)
42. Utah - Joel Bolomboy (6'9'', PF, Weber State, Sr.)
43. Houston - AJ Hammons (7'0'', C, Purdue, Sr.)
44. Atlanta - Malcolm Brogdon (6'5'', SG, Virginia, Sr.)
45. Boston - Guerschon Yabusele (6'8'', PF, France)
46. Dallas - Wayne Selden (6'5'', SG, Kansas, Jr.)
47. Orlando - Petr Cornelie (6'11'', C, France)
48. Chicago - David Michineau (6'3'', PG, France)
49. Detroit - Kay Felder (5'9'', PG, Oakland, Jr.)
50. Indiana - Yogi Ferrell (6'0'', PG, Indiana, Sr.)
51. Boston - Isaia Cordinier (6'5'', SG, France)
52. Utah - Georgios Papagiannis (7'2'', C, Greece)
53. Denver - Andrey Desyatnikov (7'3'', C, Russia)
54. Atlanta - Rade Zagorac (6'8'', SF, Serbia)
55. Brooklyn - Isaiah Whitehead (6'5'', SG, Seton Hall, Soph.)
56. Denver - Isaiah Cousins (6'4'', SG, Oklahoma, Sr.)
57. Memphis - Gary Payton Jr. (6'3'', PG, Oregon State, Sr.)
58. Boston - Jarrod Uthoff (6'9'', PF, Iowa, Sr.)
59. Sacramento - Robert Carter (6'8'', PF, Maryland, Jr.)
60. Utah - Michael Gbinije (6'7'', SF, Syracuse, Sr.)
S.W.A.N wrote:Put Sabonis back where he belongs
Cammo101 wrote:S.W.A.N wrote:Put Sabonis back where he belongs
I assume that means Toronto? I'm so torn on Poeltl or Sabonis to them at #9.
S.W.A.N wrote:Cammo101 wrote:S.W.A.N wrote:Put Sabonis back where he belongs
I assume that means Toronto? I'm so torn on Poeltl or Sabonis to them at #9.
I think it comes down to them, unless someone drops, but I think Sabonis is the better fit, and their have been some local media rumblings that Sabonis might be our guy.
Cammo101 wrote:S.W.A.N wrote:Cammo101 wrote:
I assume that means Toronto? I'm so torn on Poeltl or Sabonis to them at #9.
I think it comes down to them, unless someone drops, but I think Sabonis is the better fit, and their have been some local media rumblings that Sabonis might be our guy.
As a Magic fan, I hope it's Sabonis. I'd love for Poeltl to fall to us at #11.
S.W.A.N wrote:I can see that happening. I've seen rumors that Bucks like Ellenson. Poeltl is nice. Would probably look really good with the magic.