vvoland wrote:TB wrote:No idea why they didn’t stay at 41 and draft Raynaud, who literally fell right into their lap.
Toohey looks completely overmatched and not worth a 2way at this point.
Richard is fine for a g-league role player that can probably play NBA minutes eventually without killing your team… but I don’t see him as a needle mover at all.
Post/Raynaud backing up Horford so any Jimmy/Dray/Kuminga moments at the forward spots has a stretch center seems like the obvious move… but Kerr seems to still love Trayce as an offensive roll threat… but even then just roll with an extra center since Horford won’t be around long.
I loved Raynaud but will admit saw very little of other prospects. Either way, not sure why we'd trade 41 before knowing who fell to that pick. Trying to finagle to end of the 2nd round contracts vs 1 early/mid 2nd round pick seems like a bad decision. We needed to get someone who could make the roster on a cheap deal. I get the logic of taking two swings instead of 1. I'd rather take the swing at 41 than two shots in the mid to late 50s.
Agree with this back and forth. Just interjecting that the (bad) trade they made would not have been available during the draft.
Phx was trying to get up to 31 and they were consolidating whatever they could to get up there. They offered several different packages to Minnesota for 31 and ultimately Minnesota took the package that did not include 41, but Phx wanted that pick to offer and negotiate with. Minnesota (rightly) didnt want the 2 50’s picks Phx had.