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Hugmenot wrote: View PostMy bad. Let me rephrase.
What is the likelihood Anthony Davis will be a franchise player?
What is the likelihood Andre Drummond will be a franchise player?
And same question for the next 8 players you think will be drafted 3 through 10.
the best example i can come up with isn't in basketball but alexander daigle. if there was ever a player guaranteed success it was him. didn't work out that way though.
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Matt52 wrote: View PostI'm not sure there is an objective way to quantify the question. If there was Kwame Brown would never have been taken 1, Stromile Swift would never have been drafted 2, Adam Morrison would never have been drafted 3, Drew Gooden would never have been drafted 4, etc. etc. etc.
I don't follow College ball at all so I can'rt comment myself but it is an interesting question.
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Hugmenot wrote: View PostMy bad. Let me rephrase.
What is the likelihood Anthony Davis will be a franchise player?
What is the likelihood Andre Drummond will be a franchise player?
And same question for the next 8 players you think will be drafted 3 through 10.
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Matt52 wrote: View PostIn the same draft? Very unlikely. You'd be lucky to get 3 I think.
What is the likelihood Anthony Davis will be a franchise player?
What is the likelihood Andre Drummond will be a franchise player?
And same question for the next 8 players you think will be drafted 3 through 10.
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Hugmenot wrote: View PostI agree that you do not pass up a higher tier talent to draft a position of need.
Just curious, what would you rate the likelihood the best ten college players become franchise type players? I don't follow college hoop except for the odd Spiders game when my daughter has an extra free ticket so it is just for curiosity, not for the sake of argument.
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Matt52 wrote: View PostAnthony Davis is going to be very special. You don't pass on a talent like him for need, in my opinion.
Just curious, what would you rate the likelihood the best ten college players become franchise type players? I don't follow college hoop except for the odd Spiders game when my daughter has an extra free ticket so it is just for curiosity, not for the sake of argument.
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The Rawth wrote: View PostWhy bother taking AD if we have a sorted front court for next season? Sure he's an incredibly useful player, but i think to address the position needs is more important this draft.
Unless we draft and use him to trade for the position most needed? Which now i'dsay is more at the point as JJ has been showing some stickiness towards our team. Get rid of Bayless or Calderon in off season (highly likely I'm guessing), draft a PG in MKG and let who's left out of JC or JB back up our pick?
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ceez wrote: View PostPlayers i'd move up for:
Davis
MKG
Miller (his stock is going to skyrocket, just wait)
Otherwise, if I'm picking in the 5-10 range I stick with Lamb/Beal/Kabongo
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If the Raps can't get Davis, then I'd do everything possible to get MKG, Thomas Robinson, or, as a last resort, Barnes.
Those first 2 guys have everything that the Raps have always needed; grit, heart, rebounding and defense.
Barnes you pick because maybe he can teach DeRozen how to dribble.
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Why bother taking AD if we have a sorted front court for next season? Sure he's an incredibly useful player, but i think to address the position needs is more important this draft.
Unless we draft and use him to trade for the position most needed? Which now i'dsay is more at the point as JJ has been showing some stickiness towards our team. Get rid of Bayless or Calderon in off season (highly likely I'm guessing), draft a PG in MKG and let who's left out of JC or JB back up our pick?
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For me, PJ3 is an avoid-like-the-plague sort of pick right now. Low efficiency volume shooter who has yet to have a good game against a ranked team this year. I think it's very telling with PJ3 that against ranked opponents, he's averaging just 10 points (and 5.5 rbs) in six games. In those same six games, Quincy Miller is averaging 15 pts. Jones might put together some wins that change my opinion in March. But there's nothing he's exceptional at, and when it comes to multi-tool guys, there are better options - particularly at SF - in this draft.
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Players i'd move up for:
Davis
MKG
Miller (his stock is going to skyrocket, just wait)
Otherwise, if I'm picking in the 5-10 range I stick with Lamb/Beal/Kabongo
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I would be extremely happy with Barnes, Lamb, MKG. I'm sure one of them will be available when we pick. I don;t think PJ3 is a good option, I think with a high pick you don't pick solely on potential. We aren't lacking on size with a 7' centre and power forward. We are lacking in shooting ability, and a player that can create his own offence.
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