SF_Warriors wrote:jason bourne wrote:Little Digger wrote:“The trade there is pretty simple,” Windhorst said. “Andrew Wiggins is involved from a salary standpoint. And then it would be the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft, the (Minnesota) Timberwolves pick next year, and then I also included Minnesota’s second-round pick next year — which I anticipate to be a very good selection.”
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There is another deal from SI if Ws are willing to trade both the #2 and Minny's 2021 dps and they rather not take Beal:
Idea III: Wiggins, the No. 2 pick and the 2021 Minnesota pick to Indiana for Myles Turner and T.J. Warren
https://www.si.com/nba/2020/10/20/warriors-nba-draft-trade-ideasETA: I'd do either if the Ws can keep the 2021 pick.
I like beal but does WAS really want the #2 in this draft for beal and then have to take on wiggins contract as well? I guess the minny pick is the one that tips the scales.
Beal has already said he wants to stay with Wizards and they want to keep him. TWolves want him, too. Anyway, it seems like a good thing they have the #1 pick as they are fielding trade offers on the GB which do not sound great.
Likely, the TWolves and Warriors keep their pick. TWolves grab LaMelo or Edwards and Ws grab who's left or Wiseman.
Wiseman will likely turn into another Damian Jones instead of Myles Turner. I'd settle for DAJ if the Ws take him at #2.
"Projected: Top three
Boom comparison: Myles Turner
Bust comparison: Damian Jones
Despite playing just three games at Memphis, James Wiseman figures to be one of the first prospects drafted in 2020. His 7'1", 240-pound frame, 7'6" wingspan and athleticism create the perception of upside that someone is bound to bite on in the top three.
But a lower skill level and questionable feel raise questions about Wiseman's chances of maximizing his potential. Justifying top-of-the-draft value will require fairly significant improvement in his shooting, passing and general shot-creation.
He's a bust candidate based on where he's projected to go and how far he'll have to come fundamentally.
However, he has flashed glimpses of touch, back-to-the-basket moves, the ability to hit step-back jumpers and solid rim protection. And if he can tighten up each area over the next several years, there won't be many bigs who can match his tools, bounce, shot release point and physical advantage on defense.
We could either be looking at an inside-out scoring center, double-double machine and defensive anchor, like Myles Turner, or just another rim runner and lob target with shot-blocking numbers, like Damian Jones, who still holds NBA value, but not the kind a team will want in an early lottery pick."
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2869572-2020-nba-draft-boom-or-bust-prospects-to-watch-at-every-position