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As someone who really wants to see Dame spend his whole career here, I agree completely.good thing you’re not
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As someone who really wants to see Dame spend his whole career here, I agree completely.good thing you’re not
I'd say very unlikely. Basically zero chance it's 5-8. 9 and 10 is possibleWhat are the chances that Pels pick lands between 5-10?
I'd say very unlikely. Basically zero chance it's 5-8. 9 and 10 is possible
What are the chances that Pels pick lands between 5-10?
I'd say very unlikely. Basically zero chance it's 5-8. 9 and 10 is possible
Becoming more and more likely that we don't get it at all.Most likely #10 or #11.
Becoming more and more likely that we don't get it at all.
LA and SA aren't exactly setting the world on fire. I think the Pels have a great shot of winning at least one PIT game, but not as confident of them beating the Clips or Minny in their second game, unless Zion magically returns.They barely beat us last night. You think they're going to be good enough to actually win both games to get into the playoffs?
I think the Lakers are playing shitty enough. Anything can happen in a single elimination game. Maybe not likely or favored to, but they are definitely good enough to win a couple games in a row.They barely beat us last night. You think they're going to be good enough to actually win both games to get into the playoffs?
Keegan's advanced stats are off the charts. He leads the NCAA in:
- PER
- Win Shares
- Offensive win shares
- Win shares per 40.
- BPM (Chet is 2nd but his contribution is on defense)
- OBPM (by a WIDE margin)
- 3rd in ORTG
- 9th in Points produced per game
No one else is even close to him in terms of offensive efficiency AND absolute production. In terms of efficiency, the only others to show up on these leaderboards are Chet and Eason (and both of them are contributing on the defensive side).
Hard to overlook this kinda insane offensive impact from Murray, but I can't help but be guarded after seeing that the leader in these same categories last year was also an Iowa player with high usage (Luka Garza). I unfortunately haven't paid much attention to Iowa before this month.
For some of you who might have been following, does the efficiency match eye test?
Compares very favorably to Dame's offensive impact his senior year. I need to have a re-think on Murray. Will watch more film.Those are some insane offensive numbers.![]()
It does for me. Dame was similar then went to the combine and stood out.Keegan's advanced stats are off the charts. He leads the NCAA in:
- PER
- Win Shares
- Offensive win shares
- Win shares per 40.
- BPM (Chet is 2nd but his contribution is on defense)
- OBPM (by a WIDE margin)
- 3rd in ORTG
- 9th in Points produced per game
No one else is even close to him in terms of offensive efficiency AND absolute production. In terms of efficiency, the only others to show up on these leaderboards are Chet and Eason (and both of them are contributing on the defensive side).
Hard to overlook this kinda insane offensive impact from Murray, but I can't help but be guarded after seeing that the leader in these same categories last year was also an Iowa player with high usage (Luka Garza). I unfortunately haven't paid much attention to Iowa before this month.
For some of you who might have been following, does the efficiency match eye test?
Garza was never going to translate to the NBA. Murray should translate much more readily, but it's interesting that they both were so efficient for the same school.
Those are some insane offensive numbers.![]()
It does for me. Dame was similar then went to the combine and stood out.
Murray has been my guy all along thinking we'd be picking 6-8. He may go a bit lower?
He's a good defender and has an inside out game with decent handle. Like his composer, age & body for making an impact in the league.
I bet any money you like that if (a) we don't move up in the lottery, and (b) he's still there at our (first) pick, we take Sharpe. He SCREAMS Blazers pick. It's an Anfernee situation on steroids.Shaedon Sharpe
Another guard....nah unless we draft for someone else I see us going front court and over 6'6".I bet any money you like that if (a) we don't move up in the lottery, and (b) he's still there at our (first) pick, we take Sharpe. He SCREAMS Blazers pick. It's an Anfernee situation on steroids.
if he's really 6'6 and has a 7' wingspan as has been mentioned by some sources, that's great size for a wing for us. I just don't know if he can actually hoop or it's just hype.Another guard....nah unless we draft for someone else I see us going front court and over 6'6".
I know DJones jr had a 7' span.if he's really 6'6 and has a 7' wingspan as has been mentioned by some sources, that's great size for a wing for us. I just don't know if he can actually hoop or it's just hype.
I know it's gonna happen, but I just can't wrap my head around the Sharpe hype. All us fans have to go by are maybe 2 hrs of practice/EYBL video of the guy shooting difficult jumpshots against guys shorter than him.
If Sharpe does end up going ahead of guys with far more accomplished resumes (like Davis/Mathurin/etc), then that signifies at least one of three things:
1. This draft is so awful that the unknown entity is preferable.
2. Sharpe is absolutely killing it in practices and scouts are seeing him there.
3. Front office guys are no better than mock draft experts.
did you just equate sharpe to lebron?LeBron James got drafted over guys who were “more accomplished” based on him dominating players much worse than him.
It’s essentially the same as drafting a high school guy.
So what it tells me is…
4) Potential > Everything else
*Most* people I’ve read, heard, seen have stated this:
There are 2 potential superstars in this draft. Banchero and Shaedon Sharpe.
They could be wrong but the consistency of the statement means it’s a prevalent belief.
And this is why we missed out on Michael Jordan.Another guard....nah unless we draft for someone else I see us going front court and over 6'6".
It was an analogy because there were clearly very, very accomplished college players in that draft (more accomplished than what we have in this draft) and they still went with the high school guy.did you just equate sharpe to lebron?
i cant even...
Care to share some of these scouting reports you're seeing?It was an analogy because there were clearly very, very accomplished college players in that draft (more accomplished than what we have in this draft) and they still went with the high school guy.
And - if you listen or care what the scouts have to say - Sharpe is one of the players they view to most likely be a superstar.
Think of Kobe or Kevin Garnett instead if you want. There are clear examples of teams taking “unknowns” over “proven talent” due to potential.
If Blazer management have him as a tier A player and he's on their board, they may take him?And this is why we missed out on Michael Jordan.
IF Blazer management thinks he is clearly a tier A player, you have to take him over a tier B player.
I happen to think Chet, Paolo and Shaedon are Tier A players, so if it comes down to those 3 I would take them in that order.
If it came down to Shaedon or Jabari, I’d take Shaedon because I think Jabari is a Tier B player. (yes I know I’m about to get ripped apart).
I don’t have them saved as a hot key nor do I remember the exact articles.Care to share some of these scouting reports you're seeing?