HeadtopChunes wrote:So after that sorry display of shooting who are the best wing shooters in the draft? Ojeleye looks okay and Ferguson looks good.
Get rid of Carroll and Patterson and bring in someone with some swagger and anger! Ojeleye!
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HeadtopChunes wrote:So after that sorry display of shooting who are the best wing shooters in the draft? Ojeleye looks okay and Ferguson looks good.

HeadtopChunes wrote:So after that sorry display of shooting who are the best wing shooters in the draft? Ojeleye looks okay and Ferguson looks good.
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.
CoachJReturns wrote:PhilBlackson wrote:CoachJReturns wrote:Given how ordinary the small forwards available look to me, I'm leaning to my original choice of Ivan Rabb if he's still on the board. I'd go so far as to make a minor deal to move up a couple spots for him. He won't be the potential perimeter defender Siakam is, but he rebounds, blocks shots, scores in the post and passes better than he does. His perimeter shot has made progress as well.
I always liked the idea of a Poeltl and Rabb frontcourt in terms of having two guys with a good feel for the game. Maybe it's all the ball stopping over the years that makes it so appealing.
I used to like Rabb but the league has changed so much to become about speed and PERIMETER shooting/defending.
Rabb lacks BOTH, also a bit ironic you use the word ordinary because if there was ever a player that looked it, it's Rabb.
I get liking him a bit because yes with his touch around the basket and solid enough post defence he can be an alright player but I would have hoped that we've learned from JV what a waste it is picking traditional bigs in today's game. I already know your rebuttal to that will be that Rabb is showing some shooting touch where he may be eventually able to step out and nail a long 2pt - 3pt shot but I fail to see any reason why we wouldn't just go with one of Hartenstein, Bolden or Kuzma who are longer and heavier than Rabb yet already shoot the 3 ball MUCH better, are much quicker and better BALLHANDLERS and passers.
Rabb imo looks like he will have a trajectory similar to Ed Davis, maaaaybe slightly better and personally I'm done with the "solid" picks. It's time to take another chance on upside and not let our pick of THE rawest player of all time (Bruno) scare us from trying again just because he was absolutely clueless. If we are going to draft a SF or PF lets at least try to find a player that has the physical potential to be good in today's game which is why if OG is off the board I advocate picking one of Hartenstein, Bolden or Kuzma. All of these guys will have the speed and perimeter shooting to build on and every one of them are at least as long and strong as Rabb, if not more. If we are able to develop the most clueless and rawest of all picks like Bruno into a rotation player it gives me great hope for what we could do with any of those names who are light years ahead of what he was coming into the league....imo Rabb just doesn't have "it".
Hartenstein is a reasonable choice, though that 29% 3 point percentage for a guy who's biggest appeal is being a stretch 4 isn't all that impressive. Of course he's 19, so that will improve and could improve drastically. Bolden is athletic, I'll give you that, but I think a guy who played 6 minutes a game as a freshman, no matter how athletic, may turn off Masai as there is not a lot to judge him by in actual game situations against good competition, compared to most 1 and done freshman who play bigger roles.
I think Anigbogu would be a Masai guy, but I don't expect him to still be available. If he is I'd take him in a heartbeat. Youngest player in the draft(I think) and probably the best shot blocker/rim protector. Could be a Bizmack replacement which is nice value with a late pick. From a defense and rebounding perspective he's got very high upside.

Par36 wrote:Swing for the fences.
S ID wrote:Do you guys think Hamidou Diallo stays?
HeadtopChunes wrote:S ID wrote:Do you guys think Hamidou Diallo stays?
It probably depends on what they tell him at the combine. If he's gonna go late 1st maybe. But if he's projected 2nd round I can see him going back to school.

Naysorn wrote:S ID wrote:Harry Giles. Or whatever player has the highest ceiling at 23 no matter the risk.
Definitely. There's usually someone that falls because he's not as skilled but he has the ceiling of a superstar. You grab that man immediately.
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.
BoyzNTheHood wrote:Why no discussion on Ilimane Diop? Dude's not even ranked on DX, but has top-10 talent.
McGregFan wrote:BoyzNTheHood wrote:Why no discussion on Ilimane Diop? Dude's not even ranked on DX, but has top-10 talent.
He looks intriguing as hell, did he declare?
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.

Syd-TK3 wrote:That Diallo guy looks very much like Demar

BoyzNTheHood wrote:HeadtopChunes wrote:So after that sorry display of shooting who are the best wing shooters in the draft? Ojeleye looks okay and Ferguson looks good.
Meet Peter Jok
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.
McGregFan wrote:BoyzNTheHood wrote:HeadtopChunes wrote:So after that sorry display of shooting who are the best wing shooters in the draft? Ojeleye looks okay and Ferguson looks good.
Meet Peter Jok
He looks pretty good. Wonder why no one has him mocked
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.
BoyzNTheHood wrote:Why no discussion on Ilimane Diop? Dude's not even ranked on DX, but has top-10 talent.

Tortiglioni wrote:BoyzNTheHood wrote:Why no discussion on Ilimane Diop? Dude's not even ranked on DX, but has top-10 talent.
Maybe at the local YMCA. He isn't even close to 2nd-round talent.
deeps6x wrote:I guarantee you that (Jaylen) Brown and (Kris) Dunn are drafted OUT of the top 5.