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Tyler Hansbrough in Green
« on: March 10, 2009, 02:00:10 PM »

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I'm trying to get my mind off of injuries and potentially frightenting lineups in the next week or so. What do you guys think of Tyler Hansbrough possibly falling to the late first round pick of the C's? It would be nice to have a tough guy with a shooting touch on the roster from the beginning of camp rather than waiting until February. Thoughts?

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I doubt Hansborough falls later than 16-20.

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I'd love him in Green. Psycho T would be perfect here.

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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.

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I'm trying to get my mind off of injuries and potentially frightenting lineups in the next week or so. What do you guys think of Tyler Hansbrough possibly falling to the late first round pick of the C's? It would be nice to have a tough guy with a shooting touch on the roster from the beginning of camp rather than waiting until February. Thoughts?
I would love to have Hansbrough here.  I think he would thrive as a Celtic and the fans would love him.  If we were to get him though, he would be our fourth undersized, hustle-type power forward behind Baby, Powe, and Scal.  He would never see the court with us.  

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This draft is very weak, I think he's going to be a lottery pick.  No way he ends up a Celtic, next year anyways.
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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.

That is actually not a bad idea if the C's were looking to save money.  he could give similar type hustle play that Powe and Baby give.

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I doubt Hansborough falls later than 16-20.

Chad Ford from ESPN has him late first to early second round. He's no Mel Kiper (tongue in cheek) but he has a pretty good pulse on the draft. Of course, Tyler will spend the next month on the biggest of stages showcasing his talent so if UNC makes a deep run and he performs well, you may be right.

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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.

I'm sorry I did't realize. Can anyone refresh me with the trade where we lost this?

Maybe someone will take JR Giddens for a first round pick. I mean, we took him in the first round so it would be fair. I don't think the Celts have explored that option.

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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.

I'm sorry I did't realize. Can anyone refresh me with the trade where we lost this?

The trade with KG.  We gave up this year's first, plus another conditional first that Minnesota owed us as part of the Ricky / Wally deal.

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With teams cutting $ - I wonder if the C's will be in a position to buy a pick in the 20-30 range. I think Hansbrough should be available then, but don't think he will be. On the other hand, I don't have great hopes for his future in the pros either.

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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.
Not a bad idea.
Minnesota, OKC, Memphis, Sacto all have multiple 1st round picks.
That said, Cs are in win-now mode, and I think Powe and BBD help more than Hansborough could at this point...
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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.

I'm sorry I did't realize. Can anyone refresh me with the trade where we lost this?

Maybe someone will take JR Giddens for a first round pick. I mean, we took him in the first round so it would be fair. I don't think the Celts have explored that option.

Danny has been reportedly been trying to do that all year with no takers.  I think the way the C's would be getting a first round pick is buy buying it from another team, either for straight cash, or by taking on a contract they want to get rid of.

With such a weak draft, and such bad financial times, there will probably be a lot of picks up for auction.  The only question is whether the C's (who may not be in great financial shape themselves) would be willing to put up the money.  This is why it would have to do with Powe and Davis.  If say, Powe was looking for a 4 year, $15 million deal, and they could get Hansborough for something like $3 million up front to buy the pick, and then a late first round contract, they might decide to do that.

Of course that all depends on whether Hansborough is available.  Personally I think he will fall to somewhere between 18 and 30.  I actually think it being such a weak draft works against him.  A lot of times in weak drafts teams are more likely to take a young, very raw, upside guy than an older, more proven player with questionable pro skills.  It's a weird phenomenon, but it definitely can happen in drafts like this.

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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.
Not a bad idea.
Minnesota, OKC, Memphis, Sacto all have multiple 1st round picks.
That said, Cs are in win-now mode, and I think Powe and BBD help more than Hansborough could at this point...

Oh, they absolutely do.  But they both are up for contracts next year, and if they are asking for a good sized deal (which of course would double since the C's are over the luxury tax), then the C's may choose to add some depth through the draft, and then maybe upgrade with a veteran FA using the MLE.


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The C's don't have a first round pick this year.  So they would have to trade for one.  It might be a possibility though, if the C's figure a guy like Hansborough would be cheaper than resigning Powe or Davis, and could give similar production.

I'm sorry I did't realize. Can anyone refresh me with the trade where we lost this?

The trade with KG.  We gave up this year's first, plus another conditional first that Minnesota owed us as part of the Ricky / Wally deal.

Thanks Roy. Fairly minor trade. Easily overlooked.