BigSlam wrote:#457 Re: The Nik Stauskas Thread


I'll say it again: if we don't get Stauskas I'll just die.
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BigSlam wrote:#457 Re: The Nik Stauskas Thread
Liver_Pooty wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:Liver_Pooty wrote:
Or proclaiming to know something about a situation that you honestly have no freaking idea about. No one knows what Cho is thinking, or what is going to occur. For all we know that pick is getting traded. This "I am almost certain were getting Harris" "Were not interested in Lavine or Young" just wreaks of something Chris Broussard would do or something. It wears on you after a while.
Like I said, just the way Yankees present language in a debate format. He frames the debate to his extreme so that when you press him or state your case, he then fills in supporting details for his extreme stance. It's hard to get him to think your way as a result. Yankees have alot of conviction once they get their mind set on something. I suspect Mr KIA erroneously views Cho like Cho's a Yankee and gets stuck on players. Cho is not so set in his ways I think he values input and weighs it across the org. And yeah I think Clifford's perspective is highly valued - Cho hired the guy and won success with the guy. If Clifford is partial to shooting and size and vocal about it, I think it speaks to Stauskas imo or I hope.
Guess I need to educate myself to Northerners.
yosemiteben wrote:"Yankeees" do not all debate or think the same way. "Southerners" do not all debate or think the same way. Characterizing the logic and debate style of people based on where they come from is pretty asinine.
MasterIchiro wrote:Or the Celtics could draft Smart at 6 and trade Rondo to the Kings for 8 + McLemore + future 1st
Celtics take Stauskas at 8.
PG-Marcus Smart/Bradley
SG-Nik Stauskas/McLemore
SF-Jeff Green
PF-Jared Sullinger/Olnyk
C-Greg Monroe
Plus pick 17 + Nets future pick + Kings future pick
jdm3 wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:Or the Celtics could draft Smart at 6 and trade Rondo to the Kings for 8 + McLemore + future 1st
Celtics take Stauskas at 8.
PG-Marcus Smart/Bradley
SG-Nik Stauskas/McLemore
SF-Jeff Green
PF-Jared Sullinger/Olnyk
C-Greg Monroe
Plus pick 17 + Nets future pick + Kings future pick
In this case McBuckets would make more sense.
MasterIchiro wrote:jdm3 wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:Or the Celtics could draft Smart at 6 and trade Rondo to the Kings for 8 + McLemore + future 1st
Celtics take Stauskas at 8.
PG-Marcus Smart/Bradley
SG-Nik Stauskas/McLemore
SF-Jeff Green
PF-Jared Sullinger/Olnyk
C-Greg Monroe
Plus pick 17 + Nets future pick + Kings future pick
In this case McBuckets would make more sense.
Not if they need to use McLemore in a sign & trade for Monroe.
jdm3 wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:jdm3 wrote:In this case McBuckets would make more sense.
Not if they need to use McLemore in a sign & trade for Monroe.
Well then he would not be in the lineup with Monroe. Oh and I would love to play against this team nightly as we could score 150 due to no post defense and two starting rookies.
MasterIchiro wrote:jdm3 wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:
Not if they need to use McLemore in a sign & trade for Monroe.
Well then he would not be in the lineup with Monroe. Oh and I would love to play against this team nightly as we could score 150 due to no post defense and two starting rookies.
Well you don't know who they pick with 17 and how they use their own pick 2015 + future Nets pick. They have plenty of young talent on that team, cap space and room to grow.
jdm3 wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:jdm3 wrote:Well then he would not be in the lineup with Monroe. Oh and I would love to play against this team nightly as we could score 150 due to no post defense and two starting rookies.
Well you don't know who they pick with 17 and how they use their own pick 2015 + future Nets pick. They have plenty of young talent on that team, cap space and room to grow.
What I was saying is your team you showed is terrible at defense and while yes being very young they would be a bottom feeder without some MAJOR upgrades. Also you showed both Monroe and McLemore on the team at the same time which makes McBuckets a better draft option at 9 for them. The other teams would never have to shoot a three because they could score at a 65% clip against the weak inside defense that team has. I know you love Monroe but he may be a worse defender that Al.
MasterIchiro wrote:jdm3 wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:
Well you don't know who they pick with 17 and how they use their own pick 2015 + future Nets pick. They have plenty of young talent on that team, cap space and room to grow.
What I was saying is your team you showed is terrible at defense and while yes being very young they would be a bottom feeder without some MAJOR upgrades. Also you showed both Monroe and McLemore on the team at the same time which makes McBuckets a better draft option at 9 for them. The other teams would never have to shoot a three because they could score at a 65% clip against the weak inside defense that team has. I know you love Monroe but he may be a worse defender that Al.
Do you or do you not understand it's not a finished team? I left McLemore because maybe he's needed for sign and trade but maybe not.
My point is they can draft Stauskas and Smart if they want to.
MPM wrote:Interesting statistical analysis of the draft's crop of SG's on DX:
http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Jus ... -Crop-4608
Interesting note on Stauskas' true shooting percentage:
"Neither Spencer Dinwiddie nor Nik Stauskas ranked all that high in overall scoring rate, but they were both tremendously efficient last season thanks to how frequently they drew free throws and made perimeter shots relative to their overall usage rates. A 65% true shooting percentage is simply off the charts, and Stauskas being able to do so over the course of an entire season, while being a primary option in the toughest conference in college basketball, is extremely noteworthy."