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2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 -- (8PM, Wed, Nov. 18, ESPN)

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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#221 » by SmartWentCrazy » Thu Oct 8, 2020 9:24 am

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themoneyteam2 wrote:Would love Tyrell Terry but not sure about picking him at 14. If there's any way to trade 26 and 30 to move up to like 20-22 then I think that's the move to take. Terry likely won't be there


The guy is just too skinny. He's built like a twig. He's going to get abused on defense badly.


He’s grown— was 6’1 155 when he first got to Stanford. He’s apparently 6’3 174 right now. Ill take the height with a grain of salt but he’s visibly bigger in the newest images we have of him.

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Still too skinny, but hopefully the trend continues and he can add another 10-15 lbs
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Post#222 » by winsomme2 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 11:15 am

Not my first choices but how about this combo:

14 - Cole Anthony
26 - Isaiah Joe
30 - Paul Reed
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#223 » by Floody100 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 11:51 am

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themoneyteam2 wrote:Would love Tyrell Terry but not sure about picking him at 14. If there's any way to trade 26 and 30 to move up to like 20-22 then I think that's the move to take. Terry likely won't be there


The guy is just too skinny. He's built like a twig. He's going to get abused on defense badly.


He’s grown— was 6’1 155 when he first got to Stanford. He’s apparently 6’3 174 right now. Ill take the height with a grain of salt but he’s visibly bigger in the newest images we have of him.

Read on Twitter


Still too skinny, but hopefully the trend continues and he can add another 10-15 lbs


I’m really starting to like this kid. The work ethic is their & seems like he’s a high IQ player.
I reckon he’ll be the steal of the draft.
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#224 » by 100proof » Thu Oct 8, 2020 11:52 am

winsomme2 wrote:Not my first choices but how about this combo:

14 - Cole Anthony
26 - Isaiah Joe
30 - Paul Reed


No to Cole.

I see one of my binkies is moving up in the draft, Ramsey.

14- Haliburton, Hampton, Ramsey, Jalen Smith, Nesmith, Bey, Vassell. Any of those I would be happy with

26- Joe, Ramsey, Nesmith, Hampton, Terry, Bane - would be extatic with

30- Joe, Terry, Bane, T. Bey, Green.

But I want to believe we leave the draft with:

Haliburton
Jalen Smith
Ramsey
Joe

I would punch an old lady to make that happen
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#225 » by themoneyteam2 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 2:59 pm

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No wonder so many execs are terrible at drafting lol. In what world is Cole the 35th best player in this draft?
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Post#226 » by flintsky21 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 3:03 pm

Let's play a game. If the Celtics could trade the 14th pick to any of the top 7 teams in the draft, which deal would you do?

1. To Minnesota for Malik Beasley
2. To Golden State for Eric Paschall
3. To Charlotte for Miles Bridges
4. To Chicago for Wendell Carter Jr.
5. To Cleveland for Darius Garland
6. To Atlanta for Cam Reddish
7. To Detroit for Luke Kennard
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#227 » by themoneyteam2 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 3:08 pm

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Best all around big prospect if he can stay healthy in my opinion. He fits the Celtics offense to a tee as well.

Killian Tillie shot 49.0% (24-49) on 'Pick and Pop 3s' over his four years at Gonzaga

Over those four years, he was a career 44.4% (106-239) 3-point shooter.

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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#228 » by themoneyteam2 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 3:10 pm

flintsky21 wrote:Let's play a game. If the Celtics could trade the 14th pick to any of the top 7 teams in the draft, which deal would you do?

1. To Minnesota for Malik Beasley
2. To Golden State for Eric Paschall
3. To Charlotte for Miles Bridges
4. To Chicago for Wendell Carter Jr.
5. To Cleveland for Darius Garland
6. To Atlanta for Cam Reddish
7. To Detroit for Luke Kennard


None of those guys would be traded lol. We would trade up 14/26/30 to move up to those picks AND then get one of their key players? How does that make any sense?
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#229 » by flintsky21 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 4:21 pm

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flintsky21 wrote:Let's play a game. If the Celtics could trade the 14th pick to any of the top 7 teams in the draft, which deal would you do?

1. To Minnesota for Malik Beasley
2. To Golden State for Eric Paschall
3. To Charlotte for Miles Bridges
4. To Chicago for Wendell Carter Jr.
5. To Cleveland for Darius Garland
6. To Atlanta for Cam Reddish
7. To Detroit for Luke Kennard


None of those guys would be traded lol. We would trade up 14/26/30 to move up to those picks AND then get one of their key players? How does that make any sense?


No. We're not getting their pick back. Just the player mentioned. Basically a pick for player trade.
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Post#230 » by JHTruth » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:05 pm

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No wonder so many execs are terrible at drafting lol. In what world is Cole the 35th best player in this draft?
k he

He has a lot of red flags but he will be picked in the teens. Just can't see him
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Post#231 » by JHTruth » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:09 pm

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Best all around big prospect if he can stay healthy in my opinion. He fits the Celtics offense to a tee as well.

Killian Tillie shot 49.0% (24-49) on 'Pick and Pop 3s' over his four years at Gonzaga

Over those four years, he was a career 44.4% (106-239) 3-point shooter.

Read on Twitter
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Celtics have probably "talked to" almost every prospect in their range. But this guy is a little intriguing. Injuries are terrifying.
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Post#232 » by CelticsPride18 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:12 pm

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Best all around big prospect if he can stay healthy in my opinion. He fits the Celtics offense to a tee as well.

Killian Tillie shot 49.0% (24-49) on 'Pick and Pop 3s' over his four years at Gonzaga

Over those four years, he was a career 44.4% (106-239) 3-point shooter.

Read on Twitter
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Celtics have probably "talked to" almost every prospect in their range. But this guy is a little intriguing. Injuries are terrifying.


I would take him at 47. He fits in Brad Stevens system.
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#233 » by BostonCouchGM » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:24 pm

flintsky21 wrote:Let's play a game. If the Celtics could trade the 14th pick to any of the top 7 teams in the draft, which deal would you do?

1. To Minnesota for Malik Beasley
2. To Golden State for Eric Paschall
3. To Charlotte for Miles Bridges
4. To Chicago for Wendell Carter Jr.
5. To Cleveland for Darius Garland
6. To Atlanta for Cam Reddish
7. To Detroit for Luke Kennard


it's really a three horse race between Bridges, Reddish and WCJ. I was never high on WCJ and in a loaded draft class he shouldn't have been taken in the first half of that draft. He's done nothing to prove I'm wrong. He's just a big body out there that isn't great at anything. I honestly don't think he's an upgrade over Theis right now and even should he improve, it won't be worth passing over the other two. Miles Bridges reminds me of a cross between Smart and Jaylen. So much hustle and leadership. He's been stuck on badly run teams with kids around him so we haven't nearly seen his peak. He really needs to work on his handle. It's not sloppy and loose but if he wants to take the next step and become a major force, that and his three ball have to improve. I was much lower on Reddish than everyone because his BBIQ is non-existent. But he's tempting because of 3 and D and he really has a pretty stroke. The problem is it didn't go in when he was in college and the first half of last season. But then, in the second half, albeit a small sample, he shot great. He'll only ever be a 3 and D with Harrison Barnes being his peak. Bridges and Tatum are friends so I think I'd go with him because he has a better all around game and higher BBIQ than Reddish. He's very unselfish and has an infectious non-stop motor. He'd really compliment Jaylen and Tatum and we'd continue to have the best trio of wings in the NBA when Hayward leaves.
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Post#234 » by Roddy » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:26 pm

We are not very successfull with the French guys...Moïso, Pietrus, Yabusele...not sure I want Killie !
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Post#235 » by 31to6 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:33 pm

flintsky21 wrote:Let's play a game. If the Celtics could trade the 14th pick to any of the top 7 teams in the draft, which deal would you do?

1. To Minnesota for Malik Beasley
2. To Golden State for Eric Paschall
3. To Charlotte for Miles Bridges
4. To Chicago for Wendell Carter Jr.
5. To Cleveland for Darius Garland
6. To Atlanta for Cam Reddish
7. To Detroit for Luke Kennard


WCJ easily for me, but can’t see why Chicago considers it.
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#236 » by GoGreen » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:37 pm

Really don't want anyone with an injury history. As far as guards; tyrell, and kira seem like good fits. For bigs and wings, precious, okongwu and vassell I'm all for
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Post#237 » by 31to6 » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:38 pm

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Best all around big prospect if he can stay healthy in my opinion. He fits the Celtics offense to a tee as well.

Killian Tillie shot 49.0% (24-49) on 'Pick and Pop 3s' over his four years at Gonzaga

Over those four years, he was a career 44.4% (106-239) 3-point shooter.

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So is Killie a better or worse prospect than Poku?
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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#238 » by CeltsfanSinceBirth » Thu Oct 8, 2020 5:48 pm

Squigglepuffin wrote:
themoneyteam2 wrote:Would love Tyrell Terry but not sure about picking him at 14. If there's any way to trade 26 and 30 to move up to like 20-22 then I think that's the move to take. Terry likely won't be there


The guy is just too skinny. He's built like a twig. He's going to get abused on defense badly.


His release is really slow too. Not a fan.
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Post#239 » by JHTruth » Thu Oct 8, 2020 6:00 pm

Roddy wrote:We are not very successfull with the French guys...Moïso, Pietrus, Yabusele...not sure I want Killie !


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Re: 2020 NBA Draft Thread, Part 2 

Post#240 » by Bleeding Green » Thu Oct 8, 2020 6:12 pm

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Best all around big prospect if he can stay healthy in my opinion. He fits the Celtics offense to a tee as well.

Killian Tillie shot 49.0% (24-49) on 'Pick and Pop 3s' over his four years at Gonzaga

Over those four years, he was a career 44.4% (106-239) 3-point shooter.

Read on Twitter
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So is Killie a better or worse prospect than Poku?

Way better. Pokusevski is like 3-4+ years away from helping a good team. Tillie steps in immediately and is a playmaker on both ends if he's healthy. And looking at his injuries, they're all isolated and non-career threatening as far as I can tell. It's not like he's coming off a microfracture surgery or missing his ACL like DeJuan Blair. Broken finger, preventative knee surgery, stress fracture in his foot. Just get him some calcium and PRP injections all over his body. At 47 he's a no brainer. Put a healthy rookie Tillie in against the Heat and he wrecks their zone.
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