Who would you take with the #2 pick?

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Who would you take with the #2 pick?

  • Michael Kidd-Gilchrist

    Votes: 15 34.9%
  • Thomas Robinson

    Votes: 15 34.9%
  • Bradley Beal

    Votes: 2 4.7%
  • Andre Drummond

    Votes: 8 18.6%
  • Other (explain)

    Votes: 3 7.0%

  • Total voters
    43
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It's funny: back when I posted this, Kidd-Gilchrist was the easy favorite, and I wanted Robinson (and was worried about MKG's lack of definable skills). But now I've thought about it, I'm tending towards Kidd-Gilchrist. I was a little surprised when Robinson's own coach compared him with Millsap. Now, Millsap is a good player, but he doesn't play much D, and I'm seeing that that might be a weakness for Robinson. Meanwhile, I just read an interview with Batum at the Eurocamp where he bemoaned the loss of first Roy and then Camby as "the voice of the locker room". That's what Kidd-Gilchrist is supposed to bring. People compare him with Gerald Wallace, but Gerald Wallace was always quiet, never a leader. We need a leader. So I change my vote: if we really do trade up, even to #2, I hope it's for MKG. And may God have mercy on my soul.

(And hope that Joel Freeland makes up a bit for not getting Robinson, who will almost inevitably be ROY.)
 
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I would soooooo love to see a lineup of Batum, MKG, Aldridge at the 2-4 positions. Add in Marshall, or another good (non-cupcake-loving) passing PG and that team would be a lot of fun to watch.

I think that is my current dream situation. Get MKG with pick 2 or 3, and then get Marshall or bring in someone to push the break.

Who creates any offense on that team? They would be really good defensively and on the break on offense but wold really struggle in the half court offense.
 
*Bump*

It's funny: back when I posted this, Kidd-Gilchrist was the easy favorite, and I wanted Robinson (and was worried about MKG's lack of definable skills). But now I've thought about it, I'm tending towards Kidd-Gilchrist. I was a little surprised when Robinson's own coach compared him with Millsap. Now, Millsap is a good player, but he doesn't play much D, and I'm seeing that that might be a weakness for Robinson. Meanwhile, I just read an interview with Batum at the Eurocamp where he bemoaned the loss of first Roy and then Camby as "the voice of the locker room". That's what Kidd-Gilchrist is supposed to bring. People compare him with Gerald Wallace, but Gerald Wallace was always quiet, never a leader. We need a leader. So I change my vote: if we really do trade up, even to #2, I hope it's for MKG. And may God have mercy on my soul.

(And hope that Joel Freeland makes up a bit for not getting Robinson, who will almost inevitably be ROY.)

A 19 year old rookie will not be a leader on this team.
 
Who creates any offense on that team? They would be really good defensively and on the break on offense but wold really struggle in the half court offense.

Yeah, that is my concern, and I like MKG, I think he was the engine that made that UK team go....but boy, unless POR took a pure scorer at #11 or got one if FA (are there any outside of streaky OJ Mayo?) this next year could be even rougher scoring wise than last year...
 
Are you prepared for the howls of protest when he averages about 5ppg his rookie season? Does it worry you that the player he's most compared with is Gerald Wallace?
(Oh, and don't forget to fill in the poll.)

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