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But at #6 with my top prospect gone I'm warming up to the idea of Harrison Barnes. His game is better suited for the NBA. His mid-range game would complement Batum nicely and maybe even move Nic to the SG spot full-time.
I have a feeling MKG is going to struggle.
MKG is the kind of player that won't show well in the individual workouts. He can't shoot....... his strengths are in the open court. He may fall.
Outside of Davis, I'm not sure the guy you get at #2 is any better than the guy you get at #6. MKG is very meh to me. Robinson would be my choice if I was going to trade up. Beal is just too similar to other guys that could be had later.
I think Robinson is going to be 6'10" the same way Kevin Love is: 6'7.75" w/o shoes | 6'9"-and change w/shoes
Robinson is Kenneth Faried with skill. He will be very good
That'll depend on his reach.
Faried is a freak: 6'7" w/shoes and a 9'0" standing reach
-NBAdraft.netWhile his point guard abilities are debatable, Lillard is a tremendous athlete with a wet jumpshot. He's a late bloomer who has a work ethic that many high profile prospects are lacking. Portland is said to be high on Lillard and could shore up their PG position for years to come with Lillard.
NBA Comparison: Jay Williams
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If Perry Jones can put it all together he can be special. He has star written all over him. Unfortunately, I could see him just as easily be a bust. I think he and Drummond are the 2 biggest gambles of the lottery.
But, he'll immediately give us length. Can't teach that.
Exactly why we need two chances to get one of them right.Something to remember as we're all getting so excited about having picks #6 and #11. In a very good draft there may be ten solid players.
Exactly why we need two chances to get one of them right.
I think there are going to be a few gems found around our 11th pick. Guys like Moultrie, Jones III, Jones, etc. Who have sick skills but have been labeled lazy, or having an attitude, etc. If a team can dig in and find what motivates them or whatever they could get a huge steal
NBA general managers perceive the Cavaliers, Wizards, Blazers and Warriors as preferable landing spots at the top of the draft, while the Bobcats and Kings are decided less so.
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I've been watching a ton of Lillard. I'm sold. Lillard at 6 and Perry Jones at 11 and I think it's a successful draft. Jones is a huge upside guy, but just last year he was consensus #1 by all mocks. He's got great size, can handle the rock (the Blazers need badly) and he can still fill out. I think the fact he was on a pretty stacked Baylor team that played more team oriented ball hurt his stock. But, he still had good #'s despite the flack he's gotten.
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Watch that step back jumper at 2:43 and the crossover at 2:49. Those are NBA moves.