The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread

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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#141 » by Zion Wembanyama » Thu Jun 29, 2017 12:54 am

One of my fav players - Marco Belinelli aka "Cookies!"
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Post#142 » by Laimbeer » Thu Jun 29, 2017 12:54 am

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JR SMITH_5 wrote:WOW... Draymond's value is at an all-time high on this board!


I love Draymond more than anyone and think he is historically elite defensively but was shocked to see him drafted. I have no clue who to use my exception on but I think you need to get closer to MVP level.


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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#143 » by BdeRegt » Thu Jun 29, 2017 12:55 am

JR SMITH_5 wrote:One of my fav players - Marco Belinelli aka "Cookies!"

It's hard to find guards in this format. I should have elite offense but starting to get really worried about my defense.


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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#144 » by Zion Wembanyama » Thu Jun 29, 2017 12:58 am

BdeRegt wrote:
JR SMITH_5 wrote:One of my fav players - Marco Belinelli aka "Cookies!"

It's hard to find guards in this format. I should have elite offense but starting to get really worried about my defense.


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From these games, I've learned Kiki was a BAD MAN on offense! I thought about drafting him, but didn't want to spend so much that early.
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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#145 » by BdeRegt » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:03 am

JR SMITH_5 wrote:
BdeRegt wrote:
JR SMITH_5 wrote:One of my fav players - Marco Belinelli aka "Cookies!"

It's hard to find guards in this format. I should have elite offense but starting to get really worried about my defense.


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From these games, I've learned Kiki was a BAD MAN on offense! I thought about drafting him, but didn't want to spend so much that early.

I thought he would have gone much earlier. Elite shooter for his era basically a stretch 4 who also played SF. He could score in bunches. If you remove exceptions, he might be best pure scorer available in the draft in my opinion. I'd put it between him and Kyrie.


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Post#146 » by Zion Wembanyama » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:08 am

BdeRegt wrote:
JR SMITH_5 wrote:
BdeRegt wrote:It's hard to find guards in this format. I should have elite offense but starting to get really worried about my defense.


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From these games, I've learned Kiki was a BAD MAN on offense! I thought about drafting him, but didn't want to spend so much that early.

I thought he would have gone much earlier. Elite shooter for his era basically a stretch 4 who also played SF. He could score in bunches. If you remove exceptions, he might be best pure scorer available in the draft in my opinion. I'd put it between him and Kyrie.


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Post#147 » by goober » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:08 am

I took Draymond because i think he fits so well next to Dominique Wilkins and i need at least one player who has at least some resemblance of defense
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Post#148 » by BdeRegt » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:12 am

JR SMITH_5 wrote:
BdeRegt wrote:
JR SMITH_5 wrote:
From these games, I've learned Kiki was a BAD MAN on offense! I thought about drafting him, but didn't want to spend so much that early.

I thought he would have gone much earlier. Elite shooter for his era basically a stretch 4 who also played SF. He could score in bunches. If you remove exceptions, he might be best pure scorer available in the draft in my opinion. I'd put it between him and Kyrie.


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It's been tough not taking Kyrie in recent games. I think I'm just going to have fun in the next game and take Iverson or Arenas as my ISO black-hole. :lol:

I personally don't consider any of those guys blackholes. I think they all have been in situations where they are asked to do a lot and can excel running ISO. I think ISO scoring gets underrated by a lot of people. With how much teams switch today, a lot of possessions in playoffs end in ISO. It is why Cavs won in 2016 because LeBron and Kyrie were 2 best ISO scorers. Warriors got KD in 2017 and Steph healthier to beat the Cavs switches. It is why I think CP3/Harden will thrive together. They both can penetrate and take pressure off the other.


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Post#149 » by MadNESS » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:18 am

I can't find Parsnips anywhere - can someone quote him
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Post#150 » by Zion Wembanyama » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:18 am

Gallo FINALLY goes.. another fav player of mine!
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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#151 » by Zion Wembanyama » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:20 am

BdeRegt wrote:
JR SMITH_5 wrote:
BdeRegt wrote:I thought he would have gone much earlier. Elite shooter for his era basically a stretch 4 who also played SF. He could score in bunches. If you remove exceptions, he might be best pure scorer available in the draft in my opinion. I'd put it between him and Kyrie.


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It's been tough not taking Kyrie in recent games. I think I'm just going to have fun in the next game and take Iverson or Arenas as my ISO black-hole. :lol:

I personally don't consider any of those guys blackholes. I think they all have been in situations where they are asked to do a lot and can excel running ISO. I think ISO scoring gets underrated by a lot of people. With how much teams switch today, a lot of possessions in playoffs end in ISO. It is why Cavs won in 2016 because LeBron and Kyrie were 2 best ISO scorers. Warriors got KD in 2017 and Steph healthier to beat the Cavs switches. It is why I think CP3/Harden will thrive together. They both can penetrate and take pressure off the other.


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Post#152 » by Fadeaway_J » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:21 am

Things are starting to look grim now.
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Post#153 » by Fadeaway_J » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:32 am

DroppinDimes wrote:.

You're up.
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Post#154 » by wackbone » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:35 am

I'm a really big fan of the Hedo pick. I definitely considered him over Ingles, but ultimately felt the difference in FGA was greater than the difference in overall impact for my team.


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Post#155 » by BdeRegt » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:36 am

wackbone wrote:I'm a really big fan of the Hedo pick. I definitely considered him over Ingles, but ultimately felt the difference in FGA was greater than the difference in overall impact for my team.


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I was between Hedo and Marco. Hedo should have gone a lot earlier but I needed someone who could play 2 guard I felt.


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Post#156 » by Fadeaway_J » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:36 am

wackbone wrote:I'm a really big fan of the Hedo pick. I definitely considered him over Ingles, but ultimately felt the difference in FGA was greater than the difference in overall impact for my team.


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I almost took him over Thompson. Getting buyer's remorse already looking at the remaining wing players.
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Post#157 » by wackbone » Thu Jun 29, 2017 1:41 am

Fadeaway_J wrote:
wackbone wrote:I'm a really big fan of the Hedo pick. I definitely considered him over Ingles, but ultimately felt the difference in FGA was greater than the difference in overall impact for my team.


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I almost took him over Thompson. Getting buyer's remorse already looking at the remaining wing players.

There has been quite the run on wing players recently. Slim pickings now for sure
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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#158 » by Snakebites » Thu Jun 29, 2017 2:44 am

Well, literally every single European player I wanted has been taken.

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Post#159 » by ChicagoSportsFan21 » Thu Jun 29, 2017 4:12 am

Hope Tony Snell picks tonight. Very curious to see where he goes with his pick...
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Re: The League of Nations Draft (80s to now) - Discussion Thread 

Post#160 » by Zion Wembanyama » Thu Jun 29, 2017 4:17 am

I've got 2-3 QB's and a scat-back on my squad right now. :lol:
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