Bleacher Report Re-Draft

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  1. Boise Blazer

    Boise Blazer Thread Lightly

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    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...timate-2014-15-nba-re-draft-1st-round-results

    Aldridge to the Nuggets at 14

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    Lillard to the Blazers at 16

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  2. magnifier661

    magnifier661 B-A-N-A-N-A-S!

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    Lmao! Love, Duncan and Davis all picked before Aldridge
     
  3. Mediocre Man

    Mediocre Man Mr. SportsTwo

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    Davis should be
    Love could be argued
    Duncan is laughable if they are using current ages
     
  4. 3RA1N1AC

    3RA1N1AC 00110110 00111001

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    they are drafting for this season only, the future is not considered whatsoever
     
  5. KingSpeed

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    Duncan is fine, but Love and especially Davis haven't shown they can play well in big games. I take Aldridge over Davis until Davis proves he can have back to back 40+ point games on the road in the playoffs.
     
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    BigGameDamian Well-Known Member

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    Duncan still gets it done.
     
  7. Boob-No-More

    Boob-No-More Why you no hire big man coach?

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    Or prove he can even make the playoffs. Since this "draft" is for one season, and one season only, I'd go with the player who has a more mature offensive game and has proven he can carry his team in the post season.

    BNM
     
  8. Strenuus

    Strenuus Global Moderator Staff Member Global Moderator

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    So if he had back to back 30/15 games in wins, Davis would still be under LMA? Just making sure I understand this correctly.
     
  9. Boob-No-More

    Boob-No-More Why you no hire big man coach?

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    It's all hypothetical at this point since:

    Davis hasn't made the playoffs.

    Davis has never had back-to-back 35 point games. In fact, he only has two 35 point games in his entire NBA career.

    Davis has way more potential, but has yet to translate that potential into on-court results. His offensive game is not mature and he does not demand constant double teams, like Aldridge. The constant double teams hurt Aldridge's offensive efficiency, but create easy scoring opportunities for his teammates. Davis has been surrounded by shooters (Anderson, Holiday, Gordon, Anthony Morrow), but until he commands the same defensive attention as Aldridge, he does not make his teammates better.

    BNM
     
  10. Strenuus

    Strenuus Global Moderator Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Fair assessment. I still think there's a lot left to be decided. Repped!
     
  11. BlazerWookee

    BlazerWookee UNTILT THE DAMN PINWHEEL!

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    "Bleacher Report," lol...
     

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