PhillyNj wrote:Stanford wrote:2 for 3 and the Clippers pick is great value for the Spurs IMO. Tre on the Spurs would be so sick.
That’s a hard no from the Sixers.
From you or the Sixers?
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PhillyNj wrote:Stanford wrote:2 for 3 and the Clippers pick is great value for the Spurs IMO. Tre on the Spurs would be so sick.
That’s a hard no from the Sixers.
M2J wrote:He's the reason Philly is open to moving up to 2. They both would take Ace at 2. I've been saying it since my first post in these draft threads
Negrodamus wrote:M2J wrote:Negrodamus wrote:
Sorry, meant Ace.
For someone so numbers based in your decision, you have it all wrong.
Ace is poor shooting off the dribble line 25% from 3 and 35% from 2 regarding pull ups specifically.
He's about 40% from 3 on the catch. 44% shooting anywhere on the catch (2 and 3...) and that's actually where most his shots came. He's a ready made player on that realm for a talented team.... As a movement shooter that also is great transition finisher and cuts to the basket. Plus he can rebound, get steals and blocks at a great rate.
He's the reason Philly is open to moving up to 2. They both would take Ace at 2. I've been saying it since my first post in these draft threads
So he's a C&S 3&D player? I don't think we need to spend the 3rd pick on someone like that.
JMAC3 wrote:Dat2U wrote:Use him as a bigger Klay Thompson = a movement shooter & spot up weapon. Limit his handling to attacking closeouts. I think he could provide excellent value in a simplified role where he's not tasked to be an on-ball shot creator until he expands his handle.
I think Mikal Bridges is a good model for him to follow early in his career. Focus on defense and being a great catch and shoot guy for now, but still have the freedom to hunt a mindrange shot in the right scenarios. That would be my vision and scale his usage up from there once he is mastering that role.
ExplosionsInDaSky wrote:If 3 and the Clippers pick gets it done, then you do it. It's a fair trade for both teams. Otherwise The Spurs take who they really want at two because it's not Harper. I think they know that Harper is not gonna work with Fox, Castle, and Wemby. They trade down with us and take Edgecombe and we take Harper to pair with Maxey and McCain.
M2J wrote:Negrodamus wrote:FireMorey wrote:
You mean Harper? He's a great ball handler, gets to the rim, and has shooting potential. His form is fine. Worse shooters than him have become good NBA shooters. He has every other tool in his toolbox.
Sorry, meant Ace.
For someone so numbers based in your decision, you have it all wrong.
Ace is poor shooting off the dribble line 25% from 3 and 35% from 2 regarding pull ups specifically.
He's about 40% from 3 on the catch. 44% shooting anywhere on the catch (2 and 3...) and that's actually where most his shots came. He's a ready made player on that realm for a talented team.... As a movement shooter that also is great transition finisher and cuts to the basket. Plus he can rebound, get steals and blocks at a great rate.
He's the reason Philly is open to moving up to 2. They both would take Ace at 2. I've been saying it since my first post in these draft threads
NYSixersFan wrote:quite simply, If I were GM, We would have a good young playoff team right now; with cap flexibility going forward
NYSixersFan wrote:I'D BE more then happy to debate you or anyone else on specifics
NYSixersFan wrote:How can I give you specifics? I'm not talking to other GM's
KramerDSP wrote:I’d be more willing to trade the LAC 2029 swap (i.e., best of PHI/LAC 2029 1st) to move up to #2 than the unprotected LAC 2028 1st.
Edit - the last time an LAC unprotected 1st was traded, it turned into Kyrie Irving.
NYSixersFan wrote:quite simply, If I were GM, We would have a good young playoff team right now; with cap flexibility going forward
NYSixersFan wrote:I'D BE more then happy to debate you or anyone else on specifics
NYSixersFan wrote:How can I give you specifics? I'm not talking to other GM's
sodmoraes wrote:Negrodamus wrote:M2J wrote:
For someone so numbers based in your decision, you have it all wrong.
Ace is poor shooting off the dribble line 25% from 3 and 35% from 2 regarding pull ups specifically.
He's about 40% from 3 on the catch. 44% shooting anywhere on the catch (2 and 3...) and that's actually where most his shots came. He's a ready made player on that realm for a talented team.... As a movement shooter that also is great transition finisher and cuts to the basket. Plus he can rebound, get steals and blocks at a great rate.
He's the reason Philly is open to moving up to 2. They both would take Ace at 2. I've been saying it since my first post in these draft threads
So he's a C&S 3&D player? I don't think we need to spend the 3rd pick on someone like that.
I think he´s a 3&D player in the first couple of years of his career, with potential to be so much more than that, if he improves. Thats why so much of us want to draft him. I saw a nice post on the draft board about him, that i agree:JMAC3 wrote:Dat2U wrote:Use him as a bigger Klay Thompson = a movement shooter & spot up weapon. Limit his handling to attacking closeouts. I think he could provide excellent value in a simplified role where he's not tasked to be an on-ball shot creator until he expands his handle.
I think Mikal Bridges is a good model for him to follow early in his career. Focus on defense and being a great catch and shoot guy for now, but still have the freedom to hunt a mindrange shot in the right scenarios. That would be my vision and scale his usage up from there once he is mastering that role.
That´s why i think he´s a special pick. If he plays in this simplified role, he will be a useful player even if he doesnt develop his handle, passing and gets stronger. But if he does improve, it´s a home run pick. I think he has a good floor, with potential to have a great ceiling too.
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Multiple future 1sts to move up from #3 to #2? Hell no.
They don't want Harper. Call their bluff.
76ers76ers wrote:dylan harper next evan turner