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i picked Dario Saric because I think his skill level is right there with the best of them, but the more I read about Aaron Gordon, and the more I watch his DraftExpress video package, I'm loving him more and more.I think he's going to be a 6'9" Andre Igoudala. He's not the guy who you should build around, but I think he's going to be one of those ULTIMATE glue guys that will do everything else on the court. I want that.
Quote from: Yoki_IsTheName on May 21, 2014, 11:18:41 AMi picked Dario Saric because I think his skill level is right there with the best of them, but the more I read about Aaron Gordon, and the more I watch his DraftExpress video package, I'm loving him more and more.I think he's going to be a 6'9" Andre Igoudala. He's not the guy who you should build around, but I think he's going to be one of those ULTIMATE glue guys that will do everything else on the court. I want that.I'd take Smart. But I think Ainge picks Saric.Saric is a high risk, high reward draft pick. Ainge loves to take those risks. Since you can't scout Saric with the rest of the NCAA players, who knows if he's better than all the rest. Ainge likes to roll the dice and I believe he does it with Saric and his game.
Quote from: aingeforthree on May 21, 2014, 12:54:29 PMQuote from: Yoki_IsTheName on May 21, 2014, 11:18:41 AMi picked Dario Saric because I think his skill level is right there with the best of them, but the more I read about Aaron Gordon, and the more I watch his DraftExpress video package, I'm loving him more and more.I think he's going to be a 6'9" Andre Igoudala. He's not the guy who you should build around, but I think he's going to be one of those ULTIMATE glue guys that will do everything else on the court. I want that.I'd take Smart. But I think Ainge picks Saric.Saric is a high risk, high reward draft pick. Ainge loves to take those risks. Since you can't scout Saric with the rest of the NCAA players, who knows if he's better than all the rest. Ainge likes to roll the dice and I believe he does it with Saric and his game.Also the fact that Saric hasn't been linked to Ainge recently, I think is a bit of a reveal. Maybe he trades down.
I would like Smart/Vonleh.Those two look very intriguing, and if Smart can play like a slower but stronger hybrid mix of Harden/Wade. I see absolutely no issue with that.Its better to be an aggressive player, especially if Smart can use his bulk to get easy free throws.
Quote from: Monkhouse on May 21, 2014, 01:32:42 PMI would like Smart/Vonleh.Those two look very intriguing, and if Smart can play like a slower but stronger hybrid mix of Harden/Wade. I see absolutely no issue with that.Its better to be an aggressive player, especially if Smart can use his bulk to get easy free throws.Interesting that you chose those two because they seem like the polar opposites regarding their personalities.Smart = fieryVonleh = sleepy
Quote from: The One on May 21, 2014, 01:57:55 PMQuote from: Monkhouse on May 21, 2014, 01:32:42 PMI would like Smart/Vonleh.Those two look very intriguing, and if Smart can play like a slower but stronger hybrid mix of Harden/Wade. I see absolutely no issue with that.Its better to be an aggressive player, especially if Smart can use his bulk to get easy free throws.Interesting that you chose those two because they seem like the polar opposites regarding their personalities.Smart = fieryVonleh = sleepyI chose those two based on 3 things.1) Personality. I don't get why everyone think Vonleh is uninterested. He just seems like a shy type of guy, and GOOD coaches can create or develop them. Kawhi Leonard is a perfect example of a quiet but budding superstar.2) Potential. Vonleh has the best wingspan, and knows how to rebound, a very underrated stat. Marcus could literally be anything.3) How they performed in their respective games.
Quote from: CM0 on May 21, 2014, 03:32:28 AMQuote from: Mencius on May 21, 2014, 02:31:01 AMQuote from: PhoSita on May 20, 2014, 10:12:30 PMI could get on board with Marcus Smart there. Would be an interesting look next to Rondo, and could be a real emotional leader and crunch time focal point for the team if Rondo ends up getting traded.There'd definitely be no mistaking them for the Splash Brothers. I'm not high on Smart myself. I don't think he has great PG skills, and I don't think he shoots well enough to play the 2. I also don't think his bully ball style will translate well to be more physical NBA. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up an energy bringing, defending backup combo guard. I'd definitely pass on him at six.Rondo and Smart together would be the nastiest, most fiery backcourt in the NBA. Could be a really unique intangible advantage- the kind of thing that wins playoff series. I like Bradley and think we have bigger needs at C and SF, but I wouldn't be upset with Smart at 6. He's got that winner mentality.bigger needs at SF? People are that over critical of jeff green it is laughable. there are very few trades i would actually want to do in regards to Jeff.
Quote from: Mencius on May 21, 2014, 02:31:01 AMQuote from: PhoSita on May 20, 2014, 10:12:30 PMI could get on board with Marcus Smart there. Would be an interesting look next to Rondo, and could be a real emotional leader and crunch time focal point for the team if Rondo ends up getting traded.There'd definitely be no mistaking them for the Splash Brothers. I'm not high on Smart myself. I don't think he has great PG skills, and I don't think he shoots well enough to play the 2. I also don't think his bully ball style will translate well to be more physical NBA. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up an energy bringing, defending backup combo guard. I'd definitely pass on him at six.Rondo and Smart together would be the nastiest, most fiery backcourt in the NBA. Could be a really unique intangible advantage- the kind of thing that wins playoff series. I like Bradley and think we have bigger needs at C and SF, but I wouldn't be upset with Smart at 6. He's got that winner mentality.
Quote from: PhoSita on May 20, 2014, 10:12:30 PMI could get on board with Marcus Smart there. Would be an interesting look next to Rondo, and could be a real emotional leader and crunch time focal point for the team if Rondo ends up getting traded.There'd definitely be no mistaking them for the Splash Brothers. I'm not high on Smart myself. I don't think he has great PG skills, and I don't think he shoots well enough to play the 2. I also don't think his bully ball style will translate well to be more physical NBA. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up an energy bringing, defending backup combo guard. I'd definitely pass on him at six.
I could get on board with Marcus Smart there. Would be an interesting look next to Rondo, and could be a real emotional leader and crunch time focal point for the team if Rondo ends up getting traded.
Maybe trade down a handful of spots and pick up a 3rd 1st rounder in the mid 20's? Nab 3 players total . .. and acquire a big time shooter, a tall athletic wing and a Euro big man? If we stay at 6, I have a feeling Aaron Gordon is Danny's guy. I have no idea how he fits into this roster, but that's not the point. DA will want the guy with the unique athletic talent, rebounding and lock down defender capability, with intelligence and room to improve on the offensive end. He could rotate with Jeff & Crash at the 3 and with Sully & Kelly at the 4.