The Draft Thread: Top Prospects
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sunsbg wrote:A little bit concerning that Ayton prefers to go to Disneyland rather than play basketball.
A little bit concerning that you find this to be a problem. At least he's not off getting fat like chriss last off-season.
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But... but... Ayton admitted to liking desserts! He's not actually jacked and athletic, his fat just formed into muscle-like shapes!TOO wrote:sunsbg wrote:A little bit concerning that Ayton prefers to go to Disneyland rather than play basketball.
A little bit concerning that you find this to be a problem. At least he's not off getting fat like chriss last off-season.
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Saberestar wrote:sunsbg wrote:A little bit concerning that Ayton prefers to go to Disneyland rather than play basketball.
Not a problem at all.
Some people were concerned about Jaylen Brown too before the draft because he is interested in other things that are not basketball.
Don't most young people probably prefer to go to Disneyland than play basketball? Especially if they didn't grow up as a kid in the states I'm sure it's appealing.
Brook Lopez loves it too...Robin, not sure..
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Yeah, you should ask Kobe how much Shaq cared about basketball. Really stopped him from becoming an All-Time great.sunsbg wrote:SlovenianDragon wrote:sunsbg wrote:A little bit concerning that Ayton prefers to go to Disneyland rather than play basketball.
To be fair Booker prob put in 1000 hours of PUBG this summer....
I know how addicting that game is
cant expect these guys to play basketball 24/7
Eh, it's impossible to play 24/7, but do you imagine Kobe or MJ complaining they spent too much time on basketball...
I'm team Ayton, but this guy has major red flags for desire/drive, only thing that kept me 50/50 on Ayton/Doncic debate.
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Miami's 2021 pick looks good if that's the year they plan on opening the draft to high school players. It'll be a saturated draft class with top high school prospects and top college prospects that were still required to go to college for a year.