Dresden wrote:So you would have drafted Chris Bosh or Dwayne Wade over Lebron James?
lol
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Dresden wrote:So you would have drafted Chris Bosh or Dwayne Wade over Lebron James?
bearadonisdna wrote:Sometimes i think people need to be more accepting of peoples opinions.
Most of us try to post informed and sensical basketball related ,err stuff.
Usually no one here tries to post in absolutes or like they know everything.
It seems like on this board ppl will fight tooth and nail to rebute even the most consensus of opinions.
Ive learned on this board, whatever your opinion on something is, there is the exact opposite opinion that you will eventually end up reading.
thedarkstark wrote:bearadonisdna wrote:Sometimes i think people need to be more accepting of peoples opinions.
Most of us try to post informed and sensical basketball related ,err stuff.
Usually no one here tries to post in absolutes or like they know everything.
It seems like on this board ppl will fight tooth and nail to rebute even the most consensus of opinions.
Ive learned on this board, whatever your opinion on something is, there is the exact opposite opinion that you will eventually end up reading.
This is just the internet in general though. We're all anonymous, nobody is putting their reputation on the line. Make a complete fool of yourself? It's OK just make a new profile.
If you want anymore proof of this just go read the comments on any popular youtube video
DuckIII wrote:On the other hand, as someone who is such a huge Trae Young supporter, I would think you would be at least a little more understanding to what Red is trying to say. In that, he's saying as the the season has evolved this has turned into what projects to be a very unusual draft in the sense that there are 7 highly dissimilar players (hell, 8 or 9 according to some projections, but I don't accept them) who keep flying up and down the boards. I don't recall a projected draft like this in quite some time.
kulaz3000 wrote:thedarkstark wrote:bearadonisdna wrote:Sometimes i think people need to be more accepting of peoples opinions.
Most of us try to post informed and sensical basketball related ,err stuff.
Usually no one here tries to post in absolutes or like they know everything.
It seems like on this board ppl will fight tooth and nail to rebute even the most consensus of opinions.
Ive learned on this board, whatever your opinion on something is, there is the exact opposite opinion that you will eventually end up reading.
This is just the internet in general though. We're all anonymous, nobody is putting their reputation on the line. Make a complete fool of yourself? It's OK just make a new profile.
If you want anymore proof of this just go read the comments on any popular youtube video
Whether you agree or disagree with a person point of view, there should always be a level of respect in your response, if you choose to respond that is.
If the comment is so far off that it's almost laughable, everyone has the right to choose to ignore the comment, or even block comments from a particular poster. But to go out of your way to target and ridicule someone because their views are opposing to yours, and because it's just fun to do so is something we don't condone.
PaKii94 wrote:Davell wrote:Currently, my tiers are this.....
Tier 1- Ayton, Bagley, Doncic
Tier 2- Bamba, JJJ, Porter
Tier 3- Carter, Mikal Bridges, Young
Tier 4- Knox, Walker, Jontay Porter, Gafford
Tier 5- Sexton, Miles Bridges, Hutchison, Robert Williams, Troy Brown, Mitchell Robinson, Musa
Not directed just at you, but why are people putting Bagley so high on their draft board? Tbh I haven't seen any of his game so I don't have an informed opinion but from what I've read he's still raw offensively and underperforming defensively?
Thebullsgod1993 wrote:Really think we should go with
Pg Dunn
SG Lavine
SF Valentine
PF Markannen
C Portis
Starting lineup for the rest of the year.
MrFortune3 wrote:Bagley is a bad bad dude and he's just scratching the surface of his potential. He's not OMG wow elite at any 1 thing but he does a lot of things well and seems to be very coachable. He's the type of player you want to get the chance to coach up.
tong po wrote:MrFortune3 wrote:Bagley is a bad bad dude and he's just scratching the surface of his potential. He's not OMG wow elite at any 1 thing but he does a lot of things well and seems to be very coachable. He's the type of player you want to get the chance to coach up.
I'm not saying that Bagley is, I repeat, I'M NOT SAYING THAT BAGLEY IS, but that's basically how people talked themselves into thinking Wes Johnson was somehow worth a #4 pick. Again, I'M NOT SAYING BAGLEY IS WES JOHNSON.
TheHrvReport wrote:JohnnyKILLroy wrote:People making claims on MPJ based on crappy HS competition and nothing he’s done so far at the next level. He’s KG based on zero.
This. I don't know how some of you are calling him a "can't miss prospect" based on Youtube videos of him dunking on boys in high school. The only players who have really proven themselves in this draft are Ayton, Bagley, and if you really want to give the benefit of the doubt to the Euro league then Doncic as well. Everyone else is a gamble in my opinion.
InsideInfo wrote:Am I crazy for having MPJ number 2 on my list behind Ayton?
I think the dude is a cant miss star. Has and NBA body and skillset. To me he looks like he would be an impact player in his first year and an allstar by year two.
Benedict Miller wrote: Young is there; Do we pull the trigger?
InsideInfo wrote:TheHrvReport wrote:JohnnyKILLroy wrote:People making claims on MPJ based on crappy HS competition and nothing he’s done so far at the next level. He’s KG based on zero.
This. I don't know how some of you are calling him a "can't miss prospect" based on Youtube videos of him dunking on boys in high school. The only players who have really proven themselves in this draft are Ayton, Bagley, and if you really want to give the benefit of the doubt to the Euro league then Doncic as well. Everyone else is a gamble in my opinion.
I think this is kind of unfair to say.
There are tons of guys who you could watch in HS and know they were going to be something special. I'm not even talking about guys like Lebron, Dwight, and Kobe who didn't go to College. Look at guys like Durant, DRose, Griffin.... when these guys were coming out of HS there was a ton of people calling them cant miss prospects.
When I look at Porter, I see a guy who has an NBA frame, crazy athleticism, the ability to dribble and create is own shot, and a very good shooter. I cant see those things not translating into the NBA. The dude looks like a special talent.