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Not a second rounder, a UDFA. I expect they'll want one of the second rounders on a two way deal as well, with the other getting a contract right away. Although it depends on how much depth they lose/gain in the free agency process.
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DanH wrote: View PostNot a second rounder, a UDFA. I expect they'll want one of the second rounders on a two way deal as well, with the other getting a contract right away. Although it depends on how much depth they lose/gain in the free agency process.
You don't just sign an undrafted player to a 2 way contract right away.
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I'm more interested in this guy than either of our 2nd round picks. 1st team all ACC as a sophomore, averaged an amazing 11 rebounds at 6'6 playing primarily the 2 and 3 spots.
stop me if you've heard this before; pros: wingspan, hustle/motor. Cons: shooting9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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What I meant was that he was projected as a high 2nd rounder & probably didn't want to be drafted in the 2nd round unless he got some kind of guarantee which the Raptors agreed with.
You don't just sign an undrafted player to a 2 way contract right away.
Half the league signed undrafted players to 2 way contracts right away. Teams talk to agents ahead of time, sure, but I doubt Champagnie was pushing not to be drafted. Even if he was, if he was willing to take a 2 way he'd have no reason to.
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Yeah he definitely wanted to be drafted.
His twitter is filled with all that FVV "everyones against me, haters be doubtin, prove em wrong" type of stuff.
Beware the undrafted angry bet on yourself dude9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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And this is why you see guys like Bembry, Watson, and Thomas get dropped. With all due respect, there's just a pile of players on the fringe of the NBA. You give 2-3 of them some run on your roster, some time with the 905, and just look for someone to show you something exceptional. If they don't, you reload and try again.
I really like how management does this. Why not? Cheap talent from a salary cap perspective (some of these slots used to get filled by old vets who didn't get minutes + were there for the locker room, but cost 10x as much. Those days are gone) & sooner or later you may just find yourself a diamond in the rough.
I like the upside of nearly everyone on this roster quite a bit. They won't all pan out or anything, but a good chance a couple of these guys do."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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S.R. wrote: View PostAnd this is why you see guys like Bembry, Watson, and Thomas get dropped. With all due respect, there's just a pile of players on the fringe of the NBA. You give 2-3 of them some run on your roster, some time with the 905, and just look for someone to show you something exceptional. If they don't, you reload and try again.
I really like how management does this. Why not? Cheap talent from a salary cap perspective (some of these slots used to get filled by old vets who didn't get minutes + were there for the locker room, but cost 10x as much. Those days are gone) & sooner or later you may just find yourself a diamond in the rough.
I like the upside of nearly everyone on this roster quite a bit. They won't all pan out or anything, but a good chance a couple of these guys do.
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