Projecting where our picks will be slated...

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Another thing to keep in mind about Drummond is that he's the age of a HS senior.

Another thing to keep in mind about Drummond: He is tall, agile, and a physical specimen. As his nbadraft.net profile says, he's a "man child". He is compared to Amar'e Stoudamire and Deandre Jordan by many people, but from reports I've read, he's a very likable and a hard-worker.

Oh, and at 18 and 6-11, it's quite possible he'll add another inch or two.
 
IMO, the toughest spot to be in this draft is going to be #5. It seems that Davis is the slam-dunk #1, and however people want to arrange them, Robinson, Kidd-Gilchrist, and Drummond own the 2-4 spots (NBADraft.net has Barnes at 2, but that won't last). If we do get the Nets' pick this year, I bet that's where we end up--with the top players gone, and having to choose between Barnes, Sullinger, Jones, Lamb, etc. If that's the case, I hope they make the effort to trade up into the top 4.
 
the hyperbole from these draft sites is usually overwhelming, but their comps for the guys this year are a little more down to earth (and spot on) than i can ever remember

there was a time when josh mcroberts comp was chris webber for gods sake

anthony davis - marcus camby
MKG - crash wallace
TRob - patrick patterson? :lol:
harrison bergeron barnes - luol deng
drummond - deandre jordan

best draft in years?
 
the hyperbole from these draft sites is usually overwhelming, but their comps for the guys this year are a little more down to earth (and spot on) than i can ever remember

there was a time when josh mcroberts comp was chris webber for gods sake

anthony davis - marcus camby
MKG - crash wallace
TRob - patrick patterson? :lol:
harrison bergeron barnes - luol deng
drummond - deandre jordan

best draft in years?

They started scaling back the comparisons in the past couple years and are much more conservative with them. I remember when Rudy was the next Ginobili and Gerald Green the next T-Mac.

I think now they do it more about who's game they resemble rather than how good they can be. Robinson compared to Patterson is kind of a joke, in fact I think that comparisons been there for a couple years.
 
well, if MKG reminds everyone of crash, is he worth the #2 pick in a "loaded" draft?
 
if anything, i think this draft is very deep, there are going to be alot of good players picked in the 10-20 range...but a little short on star power imo
 
well, if MKG reminds everyone of crash, is he worth the #2 pick in a "loaded" draft?

Similar styles is what they're getting at. Clones they are not. I think MKG will be better because he has a hunger to win and doesnt' coast.
 
well, if MKG reminds everyone of crash, is he worth the #2 pick in a "loaded" draft?

That's what I'm talking about. Is a young Gerald Wallace worth #2? I love Wallace and always a fan of his game, but I think #2 picks would turn a franchise around.

Maybe there are 1-2 franchise turners, while there is a long list of solid role players (3rd-4th) option types.
 
if anything, i think this draft is very deep, there are going to be alot of good players picked in the 10-20 range...but a little short on star power imo

Agreed, which is great for complementing a player, but isn't ideal for a total scrap it down and rebuild.
 
lol, you guys are taking those comparisons way to literally.
 
the hyperbole from these draft sites is usually overwhelming, but their comps for the guys this year are a little more down to earth (and spot on) than i can ever remember

anthony davis - marcus camby
MKG - crash wallace
TRob - patrick patterson? :lol:
harrison bergeron barnes - luol deng
drummond - deandre jordan

Depends on where you look. http://hoopshype.com/draft.htm

Anthony Davis - Kevin Garnett
Andre Drummond - Amare Stoudemire
Jeremy Lamb - Reggie Miller
Arnett Moultrie (who?) - Jermaine O'Neal
Bradley Beal - Ray Allen
 
Anthony Davis - Bill Russell
Thomas Robinson - Antonio McDyess
Andre Drummond - (taller) Derrick Favors
Bradley Beal - Eric Gordon

Source:

<---This guy
 
Via B-Edge:

Portland actually has a 0 percent chance of landing a top-3 pick with that selection; if it's in the top three, New Jersey keeps it. But here's what the line illustrates: there is currently a 26 percent chance that the pick lands in the top three and stays with New Jersey, but a 45 percent likelihood that it lands at No. 4 or No. 5. Right now, the top odds are at the pick landing at No. 5 overall (35 percent).

The Blazers' own pick matters too, of course. Right now, it's slotted at No. 10. There isn't much room for improvement, to be honest; the Golden State Warriors -- whose pick goes to the Utah Jazz if it doesn't land in the top seven -- are one game worse, but there's quite a bit of space between Portland and the Cleveland-Detroit-Sacramento cluster. So it would appear that a best-case scenario for the Blazers would be to end up with the No. 4 and No. 9 picks. In this draft? That's worth some heavy drool.

That would net two good prospects or enough to trade up for Drummond.
 
4th is sorta a pipe dream also. 5th is best we can reasonably hope for.

oh im sorry, i thought we were talking about best case scenarios...if we are talking most likely scenario, i vote for nets keeping their pick, and us drafting a mediocre role player at 11 or so
 

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