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Baddy Chuck wrote:I have a hard time buying Doncic simply for the fact that he's accepted by the Euro basketball community. Kinda like how you can't trust a cornfed that is accepted by the midwest contingent.
ReasonablySober wrote:Chuck Diesel wrote:Pelton has Musa 8th overall in his projections. Mike Schmitz listed Musa as his biggest sleeper in the 1st round. Nate and Danny had very favorable Musa scouting reports on their podcast today. Educate yourselves.
He's been talked about on this board for a month, at least.
Chuck Diesel wrote:Pelton has Musa 8th overall in his projections. Mike Schmitz listed Musa as his biggest sleeper in the 1st round. Nate and Danny had very favorable Musa scouting reports on their podcast today. Educate yourselves.
Larry Harris said Draymond Green's given the front office a piece of advice: "There are 82-game players, then there are 16-game players." Draymond's interested in the 16-game (playoff-type) players
James said the key to winning a championship is "you've got to be very cerebral too."
James then explained what it takes to be the last team standing, and in the process seemed to take a swipe at unnamed current and former teammates.
"So now everyone is trying to figure that out," he said. "How do you put together a group of talent but also a group of minds to be able to compete with Golden State, to be able to compete for a championship? That's what GMs and presidents and certain players, it's not every player. Every player does not want to — sad to say — but every player doesn't want to compete for a championship and be in a position where every possession is pressure."
"When you make mistakes they make you pay," he said, "because they're already more talented than you are but they also have the minds behind it, too, and they also have the championship DNA."
jschligs wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't know who the **** SupremeHustle is?
trwi7 wrote:**** me deep, Giannis. ****. Me. Deep.
John Henson wrote:This lady just asked me who I play for and I said the Milwaukee Bucks, she quickly replied “oh the highschool across the street?”
Wisky4life wrote:I think we need to swing for the fences and get like 2 Top 15 Picks; preferably in Top 10.
JimmyTheKid wrote:Wisky4life wrote:I think we need to swing for the fences and get like 2 Top 15 Picks; preferably in Top 10.
That probably means moving Middleton or Bledsoe. Which I'm totally on board with.
GBBucks wrote:JimmyTheKid wrote:Wisky4life wrote:I think we need to swing for the fences and get like 2 Top 15 Picks; preferably in Top 10.
That probably means moving Middleton or Bledsoe. Which I'm totally on board with.
Definitely down to move Bledsoe. Ideally he's the one we package for a high draft pick.
With Middleton, it's hard because unless we get a top 5 pick in a package for him, trading away his production will be hard to rationalize to probably both the fan base and Giannis.
John Henson wrote:This lady just asked me who I play for and I said the Milwaukee Bucks, she quickly replied “oh the highschool across the street?”
JimmyTheKid wrote:Wisky4life wrote:I think we need to swing for the fences and get like 2 Top 15 Picks; preferably in Top 10.
That probably means moving Middleton or Bledsoe. Which I'm totally on board with.
M-C-G wrote:JimmyTheKid wrote:Wisky4life wrote:I think we need to swing for the fences and get like 2 Top 15 Picks; preferably in Top 10.
That probably means moving Middleton or Bledsoe. Which I'm totally on board with.
I feel pretty confident in saying that Middleton as the center piece can get you the #6 pick...I think there is probably some how, some way that if things feel a certain way, #17 and Bledsoe could maybe get you to #8.
I'm not sure if any of Brogdon, Maker, whatever close the gap from those two picks up to get the real difference makers in this draft. Like if Brogdon and 8 got you #2. Then you could likely leave this draft with Doncic and Bamba.
That'd be a pretty damn interesting team
PG: Uknown
SF: Doncic
SF: Parker
PF: Giannis
C: Bamba
