Draft Thread #18 - Number 8, Number 8, Number 8, Number 8
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Did that cue ball looking mfer really just piggyback on Isola's scoop?
BAF Clippers
PG: Brunson/Coleworld
SG: CJ/Merrill
SF: Black/Thybulle
PF: Kuminga/Kenrich Williams
C: Looney/Sharpe
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SG: CJ/Merrill
SF: Black/Thybulle
PF: Kuminga/Kenrich Williams
C: Looney/Sharpe
Hugo | DWade | Craig Porter | Dadiet | Minott
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Rotten Apple wrote:GEOLINK wrote:Looking forward to non-stop ball movement and unselfish team play this season!
First step is to get rid of Melo and NOT re-signing Rose.
and a bunch of non-stop losses too![]()
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Its better to be a real tank team than a team who sucks but not quite lottery. The goal is to tank next season.
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Capn'O wrote:Did that cue ball looking mfer really just piggyback on Isola's scoop?
I was saying the same thing.
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3toheadmelo wrote:NYKnicksTAPE wrote:if I'm Minny I wouldn't be trusting Dunn to be my PG of the future and Rubio isn't in the long term plans so a core of DSJr, Lavine, Wiggins, and KAT would be nice
there's only one ball tho..
LaVine should be made 6th man.
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sushibear wrote:Rotten Apple wrote:GEOLINK wrote:Looking forward to non-stop ball movement and unselfish team play this season!
First step is to get rid of Melo and NOT re-signing Rose.
and a bunch of non-stop losses too![]()
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Its better to be a real tank team than a team who sucks but not quite lottery. The goal is to tank next season.
YOUR goal is to tank. But miss me with all that ball movement and unselfish BS.
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SMAC-K wrote:On Thursday, Chad Ford of ESPN.com said of Kennard "in recent weeks he's moved up fast" and noted the Duke product has already worked out for the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers, Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons.
"Right now it looks like the Pistons at No. 12 are Kennard's floor," Ford wrote. "But he could go higher. The Knicks, according to a team source, are seriously considering taking him at No. 8. And a Lakers source said he'd be a favorite if the team ends up with a second pick in the top 10."
A general manager with a late lottery pick said, "There's no way he gets to us," per Ford. "I don't think there's any way he's out of the top 10. We think he's the best shooter in the draft."
I think he claimed he hit 91 out of 100 three point shots...
...catch my drift?
BAF Clippers
PG: Brunson/Coleworld
SG: CJ/Merrill
SF: Black/Thybulle
PF: Kuminga/Kenrich Williams
C: Looney/Sharpe
Hugo | DWade | Craig Porter | Dadiet | Minott

PG: Brunson/Coleworld
SG: CJ/Merrill
SF: Black/Thybulle
PF: Kuminga/Kenrich Williams
C: Looney/Sharpe
Hugo | DWade | Craig Porter | Dadiet | Minott
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Rotten Apple wrote:sushibear wrote:Rotten Apple wrote:
and a bunch of non-stop losses too![]()
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Its better to be a real tank team than a team who sucks but not quite lottery. The goal is to tank next season.
YOUR goal is to tank. But miss me with all that ball movement and unselfish BS.
And whats your expected goal coming into next season specifically? Let's be real here, they ain't going to be making any noise with or without melo
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tuna108 wrote:god shammgod wrote:all of this talk and.....back to frank. it's why i ignore this thread. plus i expect anyone we pick to disappoint because...knicks.
All this Frank talk is just a smoke screen. We are doing this to see if other teams bite and take him before us, causing DSJ, Monk or Fox to slip to No 8.
Orlando may take Frank. Revenge for robbing them of KP.
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sushibear wrote:Rotten Apple wrote:sushibear wrote:
Its better to be a real tank team than a team who sucks but not quite lottery. The goal is to tank next season.
YOUR goal is to tank. But miss me with all that ball movement and unselfish BS.
And whats your expected goal coming into next season specifically? Let's be real here, they ain't going to be making any noise with or without melo
I'm just riding out these last 2 years until Phil is gone and we get a head coach who utilize what little talent we have.
I dont care if we tank or miss the playoffs by 1 game, our problems lie deeper than draft position and the solution isn't ball movement and unselfish team play.
Nets moved the ball all the way to worst record in the league.
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magnumt wrote:Dkillanyk4lyf wrote:
How will having 3 agents work?
Will it cause problems down the road?
--Mags
It is very unusual.
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Capn'O wrote:SMAC-K wrote:On Thursday, Chad Ford of ESPN.com said of Kennard "in recent weeks he's moved up fast" and noted the Duke product has already worked out for the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers, Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons.
"Right now it looks like the Pistons at No. 12 are Kennard's floor," Ford wrote. "But he could go higher. The Knicks, according to a team source, are seriously considering taking him at No. 8. And a Lakers source said he'd be a favorite if the team ends up with a second pick in the top 10."
A general manager with a late lottery pick said, "There's no way he gets to us," per Ford. "I don't think there's any way he's out of the top 10. We think he's the best shooter in the draft."
I think he claimed he hit 91 out of 100 three point shots...
...catch my drift?
There's like 1 great pure shooter every 2-3 drafts. This might be the guy. He has the numbers and stroke to back it. I honestly would not be mad if we took him.
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Maybe I'm missing something but Frank has no first step and doesn't have much foot speed.
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Capn'O wrote:SMAC-K wrote:On Thursday, Chad Ford of ESPN.com said of Kennard "in recent weeks he's moved up fast" and noted the Duke product has already worked out for the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers, Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons.
"Right now it looks like the Pistons at No. 12 are Kennard's floor," Ford wrote. "But he could go higher. The Knicks, according to a team source, are seriously considering taking him at No. 8. And a Lakers source said he'd be a favorite if the team ends up with a second pick in the top 10."
A general manager with a late lottery pick said, "There's no way he gets to us," per Ford. "I don't think there's any way he's out of the top 10. We think he's the best shooter in the draft."
I think he claimed he hit 91 out of 100 three point shots...
...catch my drift?
Steph Curry with the shot boi?
But seriously, the dude got range and can hit from anywhere. Wouldn't be surprised if he emerged as one of the best scorers in his draft class. He's also not just spot up shooter, he can score in a variety of ways. Him and KP would make a nice scoring duo
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Zach Lavine/Ochai Agbaji/Corey Kispert
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Jakob Poeltl/Moussa Diabate/Karlo Matkovic
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Capn'O wrote:SMAC-K wrote:On Thursday, Chad Ford of ESPN.com said of Kennard "in recent weeks he's moved up fast" and noted the Duke product has already worked out for the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers, Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons.
"Right now it looks like the Pistons at No. 12 are Kennard's floor," Ford wrote. "But he could go higher. The Knicks, according to a team source, are seriously considering taking him at No. 8. And a Lakers source said he'd be a favorite if the team ends up with a second pick in the top 10."
A general manager with a late lottery pick said, "There's no way he gets to us," per Ford. "I don't think there's any way he's out of the top 10. We think he's the best shooter in the draft."
I think he claimed he hit 91 out of 100 three point shots...
...catch my drift?
Nick Rocks!
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Rotten Apple wrote:sushibear wrote:Rotten Apple wrote:
YOUR goal is to tank. But miss me with all that ball movement and unselfish BS.
And whats your expected goal coming into next season specifically? Let's be real here, they ain't going to be making any noise with or without melo
I'm just riding out these last 2 years until Phil is gone and we get a head coach who utilize what little talent we have.
I dont care if we tank or miss the playoffs by 1 game, our problems lie deeper than draft position and the solution isn't ball movement and unselfish team play.
Nets moved the ball all the way to worst record in the league.
The Nets had no talent. I'm not sure why you're against ball movement. It doesn't mean "never isolating". If Melo catches the ball 10-12 feet out instead of 18-23 feet then that's a great iso used in the triangle. The problem is when he goes tunnel vision mode because the wing that's guarding him is getting in his head.
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Rotten Apple wrote:sushibear wrote:Rotten Apple wrote:
YOUR goal is to tank. But miss me with all that ball movement and unselfish BS.
And whats your expected goal coming into next season specifically? Let's be real here, they ain't going to be making any noise with or without melo
I'm just riding out these last 2 years until Phil is gone and we get a head coach who utilize what little talent we have.
I dont care if we tank or miss the playoffs by 1 game, our problems lie deeper than draft position and the solution isn't ball movement and unselfish team play.
Nets moved the ball all the way to worst record in the league.
And what is that to be exact?
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FemaleDogPlease wrote:Maybe I'm missing something but Frank has no first step and doesn't have much foot speed.
He has very long steps.
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SMAC-K wrote:Capn'O wrote:SMAC-K wrote:
I think he claimed he hit 91 out of 100 three point shots...
...catch my drift?
Steph Curry with the shot boi?
But seriously, the dude got range and can hit from anywhere. Wouldn't be surprised if he emerged as one of the best scorers in his draft class. He's also not just spot up shooter, he can score in a variety of ways. Him and KP would make a nice scoring duo
Think she was referencing Vivek selecting Stauskas because he hit 91/100 three point shots...nothing has been reported for Kennard.
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Deeeez Knicks wrote:Yo, I'll lose mad respect for frank if he misses the finals for the draft though
He'll only be drafted in the NBA once.
He can always go to the NBA Finals with us.
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Mecca wrote:Ntlikina is literally the playdough of prospects. You can mold him to your liking because he has so many tools you look for.
His jumper is so damn pretty and he has the length to frustrate opposing PG's. French dudes also play the game wild pure. Look at how Batum, Diaw, and Tony play the game. They play it pretty.
You are reflecting survivorship bias with players who have succeeded. Plenty of french players have failed, starting with our own Fred Weiss, and Louis lab....from a couple years back.
I see him a a slow guard, with physical tools to be good defensively but a lot more is needed to be a star.









