TB wrote:Coxy wrote:TB wrote:People are sleeping on Wendell Carter Jr.
His 2nd year numbers, while being 2 years younger, are almost identical to Horfords 2nd year. He's a slightly worse rim protector and passer, but again, thats being a couple years younger. Like Horford, he makes winning plays, no matter how simple and boring they are.
Getting Carter and Okoro for the 2nd pick would be very solid IMO. Imagine if then they can somehow get Gallo for the MLE and Rubio for the TPE....
Steph / Rubio / Bowman
Klay / Okoro / Poole
Wiggins / Gallo / Lee
Dray / Paschall / Smiley
Carter / Chriss / Looney
Some think its sleeping on Wendall Carter Jnr, others like me, would be saying you're reaching suggesting we trade for him using the #2.
He aint all that. He wouldn't immediately become our starting C, he'd just become a guy that is competing now against Looney and Chriss for the starting spot and then the minutes that we don't play Dray there. I'd say we already have his type here anyway, in Looney. I don't see the point in making him any sort of centrepiece for the #2.
I see no deal with the Bulls. None of their players get me excited for the #2 pick. I like Coby White as a guy to backup Steph, and Sato as a backup as well, but still wouldn't include the #2 for either.
Thats fair. I've been wrong many times before lol.
To me though, its not Carter "for the #2". Its only dropping back 2 picks, getting a guy that could potentially be better than Edwards, while also snagging a starting big. And ya, I think he's easily the starter on our team. He's 20 and already avg 10/10 with solid defense, which is basically better than anything we have started at center since Bogut. I see no reason to not believe that Carter trajectory has him as a 15/10 type big as early as next year.
Fair enough. If he improved enough to be a Bam light type, that'd be cool. If we moved back and were able to nab either Okoro or Williams, I'd be cool with that. The fear however, is that Wiseman goes on to be a monster, and Wendall remains just OK and the pick at #4 also just becomes a rotation piece. I am personally really high on Wiseman, so it's a pretty easy decision for me.















