macd-gm wrote:No way I even consider Carter with a top 5 pick. I'm not really sold on Bagley either but at least he has more athleticism.
Noted.
And agree...mostly.
But I wouldn't be opposed to trading back and picking him up later in the lottery.
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macd-gm wrote:No way I even consider Carter with a top 5 pick. I'm not really sold on Bagley either but at least he has more athleticism.
Jamaaliver wrote:macd-gm wrote:No way I even consider Carter with a top 5 pick. I'm not really sold on Bagley either but at least he has more athleticism.
Noted.
And agree...mostly.
But I wouldn't be opposed to trading back and picking him up later in the lottery.
kg01 wrote:You want to trade a top3 pick to get down low enough to draft Carter?
Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:You want to trade a top3 pick to get down low enough to draft Carter?
Ummm....not exactly.
I believe Ayton will produce at an incredibly high level and is worthy of #1. But I'm not sure he can lead a team to true contention alone.
If I could walk out of this draft with 2 selections in the top 12
or 3 selections in the top 15....I go for it.
IMHO: Wendall + M Porter Jr > D Ayton
I'd gladly let PHX overpay for Ayton.
kg01 wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:You want to trade a top3 pick to get down low enough to draft Carter?
Ummm....not exactly.
I believe Ayton will produce at an incredibly high level and is worthy of #1. But I'm not sure he can lead a team to true contention alone.
If I could walk out of this draft with 2 selections in the top 12
or 3 selections in the top 15....I go for it.
IMHO: Wendall + M Porter Jr > D Ayton
I'd gladly let PHX overpay for Ayton.
Give me Porter and literally anybody else and we are in agreement. I expect Carter to disappoint if drafted in the lottery. May as well draft Isaiah Wilkins in the 2nd round.
ETA: @spud2, thanks for bringing your man to the party.Me 'n Porter will be over here chillin'.
kg01 wrote:I expect Carter to disappoint if drafted in the lottery. May as well draft Isaiah Wilkins in the 2nd round.
Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:I expect Carter to disappoint if drafted in the lottery. May as well draft Isaiah Wilkins in the 2nd round.
There's poop everywhere in this thread...
kg01 wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:I expect Carter to disappoint if drafted in the lottery. May as well draft Isaiah Wilkins in the 2nd round.
There's poop everywhere in this thread...
Y'all are way too high on Carter. What's the role for an under-athletic, non-perimeter, 6'8(ish) "big" in 2018 NBA?
Stop being fooled by that Duke production.
ETA: Now I gotta log out for a while before @atlbbq tears me a new one.
kg01 wrote:Y'all are way too high on Carter. What's the role for an under-athletic, non-perimeter, 6'8(ish) "big" in 2018 NBA?
Stop being fooled by that Duke production.
Spud2nique wrote:kg01 wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:
There's poop everywhere in this thread...
Y'all are way too high on Carter. What's the role for an under-athletic, non-perimeter, 6'8(ish) "big" in 2018 NBA?
Stop being fooled by that Duke production.
ETA: Now I gotta log out for a while before @atlbbq tears me a new one.
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Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:Y'all are way too high on Carter. What's the role for an under-athletic, non-perimeter, 6'8(ish) "big" in 2018 NBA?
Stop being fooled by that Duke production.
That dude will be a solid, steady producer for years in this league. And a locker room leader.
Plus, at 19 years old, he still has plenty of room to grow.
Controversial statement: I project him to achieve Paul Millsap levels of production and efficiency. 17ppg 9rpg with excellent team defense.
Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:Y'all are way too high on Carter. What's the role for an under-athletic, non-perimeter, 6'8(ish) "big" in 2018 NBA?
Stop being fooled by that Duke production.
That dude will be a solid, steady producer for years in this league. And a locker room leader.
Plus, at 19 years old, he still has plenty of room to grow.
Controversial statement: I project him to achieve Paul Millsap levels of production and efficiency. 17ppg 9rpg with excellent team defense.
macd-gm wrote:He doesn't have Sap's quickness or mobility. Seems like a mini-Zac Randolph.
macd-gm wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:Y'all are way too high on Carter. What's the role for an under-athletic, non-perimeter, 6'8(ish) "big" in 2018 NBA?
Stop being fooled by that Duke production.
That dude will be a solid, steady producer for years in this league. And a locker room leader.
Plus, at 19 years old, he still has plenty of room to grow.
Controversial statement: I project him to achieve Paul Millsap levels of production and efficiency. 17ppg 9rpg with excellent team defense.
He doesn't have Sap's quickness or mobility. Seems like a mini-Zac Randolph.
Spud2nique wrote:Brad Daugherty is the closest comparison I can’t think of off the top of my head....
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Jamaaliver wrote:Spud2nique wrote:Brad Daugherty is the closest comparison I can’t think of off the top of my head....
Doesn't seem too far off.
Spud2nique wrote:
The only thing about this is that the Cavs were an awesome regular season team for about 5 or 6 years but they couldn’t get past the 2nd round if I’m not mistaken...was any of that on Brad? Was it mainly Lenny’s system? Was it Price?
I don’t mind Daugherty’s game at all...again specially in today’s weak style of play. Weak as in physically weak.