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REJECTEDBYCLARK wrote:Dillingham has juice on his passes, absolutely zips the ball to where he wants it to go. Drive and dish ability is legit, much more impressive halfcourt passer than Reed. Might have to bet on him being an offensive engine at the NBA level with his speed and passing. Foul rate is concerning though.
bballsparkin wrote:REJECTEDBYCLARK wrote:Dillingham has juice on his passes, absolutely zips the ball to where he wants it to go. Drive and dish ability is legit, much more impressive halfcourt passer than Reed. Might have to bet on him being an offensive engine at the NBA level with his speed and passing. Foul rate is concerning though.
How's the defence? Vids make me doubter as I see "elite 6th man" ceiling on my lazy takes.
LoveMyRaps wrote:Dillingham reminds me a lot of Kemba.
*INGRAM*ALLSTARSEASON* Wemby is HIM
PhilBlackson wrote:Right now I’m feeling pretty set on wanting to draft Big Z with the Pacers pick. I personally think he has the most potential of anyone in that range (including over Ware).
If you watch some of his European highlights it looks like UK’s just scratching the surface with some of the things he can do. Granted the competition was probably lower but even to show flashes makes me hopeful that if he can replicate some of that in the league with further development & refinement, he just looks like he could be a real steal. What puts him ahead of Ware for me is his passing ability, not only is that an extra weapon/tool but to me that speaks to his ability to process the game and we’re seeing how our new offence is a lot of ball movement and read & react ball. Combine that with his length & relatively decent lateral movement on the defensive end. I just REALLY like the idea of us developing him and it’s hard to picture better mentors than the vets we have now to help him in his first couple of years.
All that said I just hate that OKC is yet again ahead of us because I could easily imagine them taking both prospects I’d want (Salaun & Ivisic). Should they do that than f Presti lol and then I’d just take a flyer on Yang with the DET pick.
PhilBlackson wrote:Right now I’m feeling pretty set on wanting to draft Big Z with the Pacers pick. I personally think he has the most potential of anyone in that range (including over Ware).
If you watch some of his European highlights it looks like UK’s just scratching the surface with some of the things he can do. Granted the competition was probably lower but even to show flashes makes me hopeful that if he can replicate some of that in the league with further development & refinement, he just looks like he could be a real steal. What puts him ahead of Ware for me is his passing ability, not only is that an extra weapon/tool but to me that speaks to his ability to process the game and we’re seeing how our new offence is a lot of ball movement and read & react ball. Combine that with his length & relatively decent lateral movement on the defensive end. I just REALLY like the idea of us developing him and it’s hard to picture better mentors than the vets we have now to help him in his first couple of years.
All that said I just hate that OKC is yet again ahead of us because I could easily imagine them taking both prospects I’d want (Salaun & Ivisic). Should they do that than f Presti lol and then I’d just take a flyer on Yang with the DET pick.
Thaddy wrote:There is no way Ivisic isn't a top 10 pick. The fluidity, rim protection, play making, and shooting at 7'3 should be a top 5 pick.
At our pick in the mid first round I would target a long term rotation player that could grow. To me that would be Missi, Hall, or Dunn.
In the mid first we are probably looking at a high floor senior. I like Ware
Thaddy wrote:There is no way Ivisic isn't a top 10 pick. The fluidity, rim protection, play making, and shooting at 7'3 should be a top 5 pick.
At our pick in the mid first round I would target a long term rotation player that could grow. To me that would be Missi, Hall, or Dunn.
In the mid first we are probably looking at a high floor senior. I like Ware
grimlock wrote:
Some nice overall court awareness. Can obviously hit the college three. Might be a bit slow and lacking explosiveness, but he looks like a great prospect. We need size desperately
Elite role player, maybe a AK47 with less blocks and steals. Would rather go with Tyler Smith.
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.
REJECTEDBYCLARK wrote:Yves Missi shooting 76.4% from the free throw line since Jan 27th
Prior to that he was shooting 48.5% on the year
BoyzNTheHood wrote:Kel’el Ware finally starting to put things together is great to see. He seems to have a good head on his shoulders. I would’ve taken him last year if he declared, but he understood he wasn’t ready and transferred somewhere he could showcase his abilities more. He and Ivisic are 2 bigs I’d strongly consider for us, but this is just repeating what I’ve been saying all year (for V), and for the last 2 years (for Ware).
Rapsfan07 wrote:BoyzNTheHood wrote:Kel’el Ware finally starting to put things together is great to see. He seems to have a good head on his shoulders. I would’ve taken him last year if he declared, but he understood he wasn’t ready and transferred somewhere he could showcase his abilities more. He and Ivisic are 2 bigs I’d strongly consider for us, but this is just repeating what I’ve been saying all year (for V), and for the last 2 years (for Ware).
I like Ware. He's been on my list for the Pacer pick for a while.
Really think there could be some Myles Turner lite in there, which is definitely worth a mid first rounder.
Lowkey wish we didn't trade for Agbaji. Would have ben nice to take a swing on another player in the later part of the first round.