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TimeForChange wrote:I would do 15/24/44 for 9
You can grab your back up big, a wing and Nembhard at 44
_MidNight_ wrote:
He looks like an absolute monster.
WuTang_OG wrote:DG88 wrote:Little less than 13 hours before it all starts
U wana lock this one up when u open new thread? also can you put no spoilers in title
OakleyDokely wrote:I don't feel Queen is a legit option for the Raps. Looking over the Raps draft history, they take fit guys, who are typically lean and/or built well. They put a lot of importance of conditioning. Queen has struggled with his weight, he was over 260 lbs at one point and he never looks like he's in his best possible shape. Not saying he won't be good, but the Raps typically don't draft round.
OakleyDokely wrote:_MidNight_ wrote:RoteSchroder wrote:
Two OG's are better than one
He looks like an absolute monster.
He got to the line 6.5 times a game in 27 mins!
Yallbecrazy wrote:cmon CMB to Raps, Chloe Kitts to Tempo next year and future Canadian National Team offspring.
I could see Portland getting both too. _MidNight_ wrote:
He looks like an absolute monster.
Bryant has had a positive predraft process and appears ticketed for the late lottery, with interest coming from Phoenix following the Suns' trade into the No. 10 spot, plus Toronto at No. 9 and Atlanta at No. 13 closely linked as landing spots.
The rest of the league has been working to get a read on the Suns since they moved into this slot Sunday by sending Kevin Durant to the Rockets. With three high-usage scorers in Devin Booker, Bradley Beal and now Jalen Green joining the team, some rival teams expect Phoenix will target a defense-minded frontcourt player who can complement what could be a clunky backcourt fit. Bryant and Collin Murray-Boyles fit that mold and are viewed as some options for the Suns.
Though Bryant isn't expected to create much of his own offense in the near future, his ability to shoot from range, add value as a passer and guard all over defensively gives him a realistic pathway to becoming a lineup fixture. -- Woo
Should Edgecombe (whom the Hornets are said to be high on) come off the board at No. 3, Charlotte will likely be choosing between trade-down scenarios or picking among Knueppel, Jeremiah Fears, Bailey and Tre Johnson. The fact that Fears and Bailey have not worked out for the Hornets doesn't appear to be a significant hindrance in their decision-making process.
Rival teams believe the Hornets will ultimately prioritize Knueppel's strong perimeter shooting, playmaking and leadership skills, as well as his strong fit with the likes of LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller. The Hornets would be going for a safer option in Knueppel after swinging for the fences with Tidjane Salaun in last year's draft at No. 6.
Knueppel rates well in analytics-based draft models, but the Hornets might ponder whether they could still add him if they elect to move down a few slots and acquire additional assets in the process.
Jim Todd Jr. wrote:bballsparkin wrote:douggood wrote:rumored but again just rumors
both spurs and okc want him, so cant drop that much
Yeah, if you trade back you need to have multiple options.
I would take him at 9 then
have i lost my mind?
WuTang_OG wrote:My last mock
1. Cooper
2. Dylan
3. VJ
4. Kon
5. Fears
6. Ace
7. KM
8. Tre
9. Noa
10. Bryant
11. CMB
12. Sorber
13. Kasp
14. Beringer
