It pistons drafted Halliburton & resigned Wood
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It pistons drafted Halliburton & resigned Wood
Imagine if the pistons did what they should have done and drafted Halliburton and signed Christian Wood, how good would they’re future be???
Bey was a steal and fell in their lap
Wood
Griffin
Grant/ bey
Jackson
Halliburton/ Rose
Bey was a steal and fell in their lap
Wood
Griffin
Grant/ bey
Jackson
Halliburton/ Rose
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Wood
Grant
Bey
Jackson
Haliburton
No Blake. I posted this team in another thread, this would've been rebuild done in 1 year.
Grant
Bey
Jackson
Haliburton
No Blake. I posted this team in another thread, this would've been rebuild done in 1 year.
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Halli looks as ready as advertised that's for sure. The biggest knock on him was that push shot of his but even those are going in if you watched last night of him hitting that game winner
Time will tell of course since Hayes can come back and improve, but it's hard not to notice Halli succeeding on another franchise as bad as the Kings have been the last ten years
Time will tell of course since Hayes can come back and improve, but it's hard not to notice Halli succeeding on another franchise as bad as the Kings have been the last ten years
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vege wrote:Wood
Grant
Bey
Jackson
Haliburton
No Blake. I posted this team in another thread, this would've been rebuild done in 1 year.
I don't see how that team would compete for a championship this season. Who's the killer, go-to, puts the team on his back and carries them through the tough games guy?
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darbstar wrote:Imagine if the pistons did what they should have done and drafted Halliburton and signed Christian Wood, how good would they’re future be???
Bey was a steal and fell in their lap
Wood
Griffin
Grant/ bey
Jackson
Halliburton/ Rose
this looks like a 9-10th seed team at best, treadmilling until Blake's contract ends.
I honestly prefer the position we are in currently
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Manocad wrote:vege wrote:Wood
Grant
Bey
Jackson
Haliburton
No Blake. I posted this team in another thread, this would've been rebuild done in 1 year.
I don't see how that team would compete for a championship this season. Who's the killer, go-to, puts the team on his back and carries them through the tough games guy?
They wouldn't compete for a championship this season, they would make the playoffs for sure, and they would grow from there. Once Blake contract expires, we could have cap space to add another piece.
As for the #1 option, Grant, Wood and Jackson have plenty of room to grow, any of them could become a star and carry the team's offense in their back.
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If only we drafted Wade instead of Darko....imagine lol
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Just give me a top 5 pick in this draft. Its a good one. I'm sick of drafting subpar prospects every season. Top 5 is going to be a guy with big time potential even we cant fck this up. Obv I want Cade but if we have worst record at least I know I'm at least top 5 this draft.
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vege wrote:Manocad wrote:vege wrote:Wood
Grant
Bey
Jackson
Haliburton
No Blake. I posted this team in another thread, this would've been rebuild done in 1 year.
I don't see how that team would compete for a championship this season. Who's the killer, go-to, puts the team on his back and carries them through the tough games guy?
They wouldn't compete for a championship this season, they would make the playoffs for sure, and they would grow from there. Once Blake contract expires, we could have cap space to add another piece.
As for the #1 option, Grant, Wood and Jackson have plenty of room to grow, any of them could become a star and carry the team's offense in their back.
I don't disagree, but that means the rebuild wasn't done in one year if "could," "grow from there," and "add another piece" are required.
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This is all hindsight of course but just for fun...
If Detroit had retained the guys they should have (Dinwiddie, Middleton, Wood)
And made perfect draft picks (Giannis over Pope, Booker over Stanley, Mitchell over Kennard)
They could be sporting a lineup of...
Dinwiddie
D. Mitchell
K. Middleton
Giannis
Wood
6th man: D. Booker
Of course salary cap would have intervened and its unlikely all those guys could have been kept. Still it shows what could have been. Hell, if even one of those draft picks I mentioned were changed this team's outloook might be totally different.
If Detroit had retained the guys they should have (Dinwiddie, Middleton, Wood)
And made perfect draft picks (Giannis over Pope, Booker over Stanley, Mitchell over Kennard)
They could be sporting a lineup of...
Dinwiddie
D. Mitchell
K. Middleton
Giannis
Wood
6th man: D. Booker
Of course salary cap would have intervened and its unlikely all those guys could have been kept. Still it shows what could have been. Hell, if even one of those draft picks I mentioned were changed this team's outloook might be totally different.
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We can dream.....
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But then we wouldn't have a shot at one of Suggs, Cade or Green who are better prospects then all of them.
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No thanks. I'd rather have a shot at a true franchise talent in this draft than continuing to spin the wheel of mediocrity. Wood and Haliburton are fine players but not franchise guys.
Also, and I have to reiterate this, it's been 6 freaking games and way too early to say that Hayes was the wrong pick. Where were all you geniuses on draft night who wanted Haliburton so badly over Hayes? Yeah... I thought so.
Also, and I have to reiterate this, it's been 6 freaking games and way too early to say that Hayes was the wrong pick. Where were all you geniuses on draft night who wanted Haliburton so badly over Hayes? Yeah... I thought so.
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darbstar wrote:Imagine if the pistons did what they should have done and drafted Halliburton and signed Christian Wood, how good would they’re future be???
Bey was a steal and fell in their lap
Wood
Griffin
Grant/ bey
Jackson
Halliburton/ Rose
That team doesn't have a huge upside and we would have lost out on a top 3 pick in the 2021 draft.
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Also, it's Wood OR Grant. They didn't have enough space to sign both, they had to stretch some guys just to fit Grant in, so it's one or the other.
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I'm ok with we have now taking into consideration that we are supposed to have a Top5 pick in the upcoming draft.
3 tradeable assets: Grant, Rose and Wright
2 promising guys that are still raw being 20 y/o: Hayes & Sekou
2 great role players at least: Svi & Bey
1 potential scorer: Josh Jackson
1 energy guy with potential to be more than that: Stewart
3 long term projects: Sirvydis, Lee and Jackson
2 vets whose contracts are expiring: Ellington & McCruger
Neutral Value (not a tradeable asset but he can help the young guys): Plumlee
No value: Okafor
Negative value: Griffin
The future is bright if we land Cade or Suggs. I like Mobley but he is not what we need. However, if the other 2 are taken, I would take Mobley with the 3rd pick.
3 tradeable assets: Grant, Rose and Wright
2 promising guys that are still raw being 20 y/o: Hayes & Sekou
2 great role players at least: Svi & Bey
1 potential scorer: Josh Jackson
1 energy guy with potential to be more than that: Stewart
3 long term projects: Sirvydis, Lee and Jackson
2 vets whose contracts are expiring: Ellington & McCruger
Neutral Value (not a tradeable asset but he can help the young guys): Plumlee
No value: Okafor
Negative value: Griffin
The future is bright if we land Cade or Suggs. I like Mobley but he is not what we need. However, if the other 2 are taken, I would take Mobley with the 3rd pick.
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Haliburton is helping Sacramento win right now. He probably would have kept us out of a top 5 pick next year to be honest. He is looking really good. I would have loved to keep Wood and resign Haliburton but you can't possibly pencil both of those guys with a top 5 player next year as well because we would have been competing for the 8/9 seed in the East.
Haliburton last night 17 pts, 7 reb, 6 ast, 0 TO, 3 stls, 1 blk in 34 minutes going 3 out of 7 from deep.
We think we got the steal of the draft in Bey, but in reality Sacramento got the steal getting Haliburton #12.
Haliburton last night 17 pts, 7 reb, 6 ast, 0 TO, 3 stls, 1 blk in 34 minutes going 3 out of 7 from deep.
We think we got the steal of the draft in Bey, but in reality Sacramento got the steal getting Haliburton #12.
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Interesting study in psychology this thread has become. Weaver deserves applause for failing his two most important tasks of the offseason because we're not just tanking games, we're tanking the draft (lottery pick) and free-agency (letting Wood go), too.
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Manocad wrote:vege wrote:Wood
Grant
Bey
Jackson
Haliburton
No Blake. I posted this team in another thread, this would've been rebuild done in 1 year.
I don't see how that team would compete for a championship this season. Who's the killer, go-to, puts the team on his back and carries them through the tough games guy?
I'd guess Grant? He seems to be coming the bailout guy more and more.
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darbstar wrote:Imagine if the pistons did what they should have done and drafted Halliburton and signed Christian Wood, how good would they’re future be???
I'd trade both of them for Cade Cunningham.
I was never high on Killian. I'm on record for liking Cole Anthony better, but Tyrese and Wood would have made us more competitive and with all the close games we've been in... ugh!. Maybe Weaver blew it, but I'm not shedding any tears right now. We're losing hella games and the goal is to lose a whole lot more.