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The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3

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How do you want to spent the #1 overall pick?

Jabari Smith
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56%
Chet Holmgren
21
33%
Paolo Banchero
6
9%
Trade down, get more picks and select someone else
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Trade pick for a star
1
2%
 
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#61 » by SOUL » Wed Jun 8, 2022 10:57 am

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Post#62 » by LDNMagic90 » Wed Jun 8, 2022 12:00 pm

RookieStar wrote:Just out of curiousity but did any of the top 3 even work out for any team yet? I dont see news okc,hou,sac,det even hosting the top prospects.


I'd guess by the end of next week at least one of them would've worked out for any of the top 3
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#63 » by swarlesbarkley » Wed Jun 8, 2022 1:40 pm

I'd love to somehow package our two second round picks + Ross to jump back into the first round to snag Jaden Hardy or Jalen Williams.

Or trade with Houston for #3 and #17 and take whoever is left out of Jabari/Paolo/Chet at #3 and then Hardy/Williams at #17
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Post#64 » by jezzerinho » Wed Jun 8, 2022 2:22 pm

Koloko and Procida with the second rounders would make me pretty happy.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#65 » by Nyce_1 » Wed Jun 8, 2022 2:41 pm

jezzerinho wrote:Koloko and Procida with the second rounders would make me pretty happy.
I'm down for this if Chet isn't the pick.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#66 » by thelead » Wed Jun 8, 2022 5:59 pm

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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#67 » by PrimeThyme » Wed Jun 8, 2022 6:40 pm

That Vuc trade continues to age like the finest wine. Reading speculation this morning of how they’re already looking to move on and trade Vuc plus picks for Gobert or Ayton.

It’s continuing to verge on being one of the most lopsided trades in recent memory.

WCJ’s trajectory suggest he may legitimately be a better player than Vuc next year, if he wasn’t already last year (which there is a case for).
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#68 » by tiderulz » Wed Jun 8, 2022 7:40 pm

PrimeThyme wrote:That Vuc trade continues to age like the finest wine. Reading speculation this morning of how they’re already looking to move on and trade Vuc plus picks for Gobert or Ayton.

It’s continuing to verge on being one of the most lopsided trades in recent memory.

WCJ’s trajectory suggest he may legitimately be a better player than Vuc next year, if he wasn’t already last year (which there is a case for).

well Ayton or Gobert makes Chicago better, which makes our pick from them worse. so not sure how it ages like a fine wine
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#69 » by basketballRob » Wed Jun 8, 2022 7:48 pm

tiderulz wrote:
PrimeThyme wrote:That Vuc trade continues to age like the finest wine. Reading speculation this morning about how they’re already looking to move on and trade Vuc plus picks for Gobert or Ayton.

It’s continuing to verge on being one of the most lopsided trades in recent memory.

WCJ’s trajectory suggests he may legitimately be a better player than Vuc next year if he wasn’t already last year (which there is a case for).

well, Ayton or Gobert makes Chicago better, which makes our pick from them worse. so not sure how it ages like a fine wine
Kevin O'Connor is reporting they're also looking at Mitchell Robinson. Vuc might reunite with his old buddy.

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Post#70 » by PrimeThyme » Wed Jun 8, 2022 8:41 pm

tiderulz wrote:well Ayton or Gobert makes Chicago better, which makes our pick from them worse. so not sure how it ages like a fine wine

It’s pretty simple. They moved Vuc to compete. That blew up in their face the first season and got us the 8th overall pick. WCJ was a throw in, && turns out to possibly be even better than Vuc.

Now they have to trade Vuc plus more assets to acquire a center, which may or may not make them better. Gobert probably does, but Ayton is questionable. Lavine could bolt in the off-season. Lonzo has chronic knee issues.

The East is assuredly better next season. Even with that acquisition they aren’t a certified playoff team. I can guarantee you at the time of the trade they expected to be.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#71 » by MAGICian619 » Wed Jun 8, 2022 8:45 pm

PrimeThyme wrote:
tiderulz wrote:well Ayton or Gobert makes Chicago better, which makes our pick from them worse. so not sure how it ages like a fine wine

It’s pretty simple. They moved Vuc to compete. That blew up in their face the first season and got us the 8th overall pick. WCJ was a throw in, && turns out to possibly be even better than Vuc.

Now they have to trade Vuc plus more assets to acquire a center, which may or may not make them better. Gobert probably does, but Ayton is questionable. Lavine could bolt in the off-season. Lonzo has chronic knee issues.

The East is assuredly better next season. Even with that acquisition they aren’t a certified playoff team. I can guarantee you at the time of the trade they expected to be.


Mannnn if Chicago did nothing at last years trade deadline, they could have had:

Lonzo
Lavine
DeRozan
Franz
Carter

plus their 1st round pick this coming season.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#72 » by ChiefWiggumz » Wed Jun 8, 2022 10:02 pm

tiderulz wrote:
PrimeThyme wrote:That Vuc trade continues to age like the finest wine. Reading speculation this morning of how they’re already looking to move on and trade Vuc plus picks for Gobert or Ayton.

It’s continuing to verge on being one of the most lopsided trades in recent memory.

WCJ’s trajectory suggest he may legitimately be a better player than Vuc next year, if he wasn’t already last year (which there is a case for).

well Ayton or Gobert makes Chicago better, which makes our pick from them worse. so not sure how it ages like a fine wine


Depends what they would have to give up. They would need to offer quite a bit more than Vuc to land either of those players. Ayton would be a sign and trade, and you can't package those. We already have one of their first rounders. So, taking into account the assets they would lose to snag either of those two players, I doubt they are much better.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#73 » by VFX » Wed Jun 8, 2022 11:07 pm

PrimeThyme wrote:That Vuc trade continues to age like the finest wine. Reading speculation this morning of how they’re already looking to move on and trade Vuc plus picks for Gobert or Ayton.

It’s continuing to verge on being one of the most lopsided trades in recent memory.

WCJ’s trajectory suggest he may legitimately be a better player than Vuc next year, if he wasn’t already last year (which there is a case for).


Definitely the best move they have made. Might be the only real move they've made.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#74 » by RookieStar » Wed Jun 8, 2022 11:15 pm

MAGICian619 wrote:
PrimeThyme wrote:
tiderulz wrote:well Ayton or Gobert makes Chicago better, which makes our pick from them worse. so not sure how it ages like a fine wine

It’s pretty simple. They moved Vuc to compete. That blew up in their face the first season and got us the 8th overall pick. WCJ was a throw in, && turns out to possibly be even better than Vuc.

Now they have to trade Vuc plus more assets to acquire a center, which may or may not make them better. Gobert probably does, but Ayton is questionable. Lavine could bolt in the off-season. Lonzo has chronic knee issues.

The East is assuredly better next season. Even with that acquisition they aren’t a certified playoff team. I can guarantee you at the time of the trade they expected to be.


Mannnn if Chicago did nothing at last years trade deadline, they could have had:

Lonzo
Lavine
DeRozan
Franz
Carter

plus their 1st round pick this coming season.


Wasn't it widely reported that DDR would.not have signed with CHi if Vuc AND Lavine weren't there? Meaning they weren't serious about competing? You might say if they didn't get Vuc, they wouldn't have made those ball,ddr,caruso signings...
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#75 » by The Effect » Thu Jun 9, 2022 12:05 am

RookieStar wrote:
MAGICian619 wrote:
PrimeThyme wrote:It’s pretty simple. They moved Vuc to compete. That blew up in their face the first season and got us the 8th overall pick. WCJ was a throw in, && turns out to possibly be even better than Vuc.

Now they have to trade Vuc plus more assets to acquire a center, which may or may not make them better. Gobert probably does, but Ayton is questionable. Lavine could bolt in the off-season. Lonzo has chronic knee issues.

The East is assuredly better next season. Even with that acquisition they aren’t a certified playoff team. I can guarantee you at the time of the trade they expected to be.


Mannnn if Chicago did nothing at last years trade deadline, they could have had:

Lonzo
Lavine
DeRozan
Franz
Carter

plus their 1st round pick this coming season.


Wasn't it widely reported that DDR would.not have signed with CHi if Vuc AND Lavine weren't there? Meaning they weren't serious about competing? You might say if they didn't get Vuc, they wouldn't have made those ball,ddr,caruso signings...

Not just that, but WC was nothing special in chi and likely woul dof been replaced anyways

Hes one of those guys that really benefited from a change of scenery, no way to say he would of done that in chi
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#76 » by thelead » Thu Jun 9, 2022 1:10 am

Regarding Sharpe, titled 'NBA Exec Rips Shaedon Sharpe's High Draft Stock: 'Show Me Where the 5-Star S--t Is'':
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10037911-nba-exec-rips-shaedon-sharpes-high-draft-stock-show-me-where-the-5-star-s--t-is
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#77 » by RookieStar » Thu Jun 9, 2022 1:33 am

thelead wrote:Regarding Sharpe, titled 'NBA Exec Rips Shaedon Sharpe's High Draft Stock: 'Show Me Where the 5-Star S--t Is'':
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10037911-nba-exec-rips-shaedon-sharpes-high-draft-stock-show-me-where-the-5-star-s--t-is


Its nearing the draft. Full of smoke out there. That nba exec couldve spread that so sharpe drops tp.them. lol
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#78 » by thelead » Thu Jun 9, 2022 1:37 am

RookieStar wrote:
thelead wrote:Regarding Sharpe, titled 'NBA Exec Rips Shaedon Sharpe's High Draft Stock: 'Show Me Where the 5-Star S--t Is'':
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10037911-nba-exec-rips-shaedon-sharpes-high-draft-stock-show-me-where-the-5-star-s--t-is


Its nearing the draft. Full of smoke out there. That nba exec couldve spread that so sharpe drops tp.them. lol

Possibly but are you willing to buy something super expensive without seeing it first? It's the same concept here. I was pretty high on Sharpe but the continuous secrecy even through the draft process is pretty off-putting.
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Re: The 2022 NBA Draft Thread Part 3 

Post#79 » by RookieStar » Thu Jun 9, 2022 2:18 am

thelead wrote:
RookieStar wrote:
thelead wrote:Regarding Sharpe, titled 'NBA Exec Rips Shaedon Sharpe's High Draft Stock: 'Show Me Where the 5-Star S--t Is'':
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10037911-nba-exec-rips-shaedon-sharpes-high-draft-stock-show-me-where-the-5-star-s--t-is


Its nearing the draft. Full of smoke out there. That nba exec couldve spread that so sharpe drops tp.them. lol

Possibly but are you willing to buy something super expensive without seeing it first? It's the same concept here. I was pretty high on Sharpe but the continuous secrecy even through the draft process is pretty off-putting.


Of course not. I never had Sharpe in my top 5.. the highest i see him is 6th and i personally wouldn't. As i said, he did UK dirty so that is a red flag adddd to the many red flag he has.
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