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Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #60 on: June 08, 2017, 01:59:49 PM »

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We didn't win the lottery to give away the franchise player for depth. All signs point to Celtics loving fultz

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #61 on: June 08, 2017, 02:06:19 PM »

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Simmons + #3, yes.

Ingram + Randle + #2, yes.

Those are about the only two trade downs that I would entertain.

Would you consider a trade down to 3 in the following trade?

#1 + Memphis + Celtics 2018  <---> Simmons + 3

I think people understating what we would effectively be doing for Philly. We would be allowing them to create a big 3 of Fultz/Embiid/Saric.  Having 2 good shooters/passers next to Embiid could allow that team to turn into a phenomenal team. Granted it depends on Embiids health, but I don't see Danny just letting Philly fix their roster crunch on a whim.

Heck no.

That Memphis pick is in 2019 and is only 1-8 protected, 1-6 the following year and entirely unprotected in 2021. Of their top 7 players, 4 are old - Carter, Gasol, TA and Randoph. Conley is already 29. Those guys aren't going to get any better and they're losing their first rounder this year. That's a team in decline with no good way to backfill the roster.

In short, there's a fair chance that pick is a lottery pick two years from now. There's no way I'm giving that asset up in what looks like a "throw in".

TP for valuing the pick the same as I do. Because of that value, I think that this trade doesn't make Philly hang up the phone. Simmons is a high level prospect, so we will need to give up assets to get him. I would like to keep the BRK 18 due to the sheer number of bigmen prospect at the top. I believe Simmons would be worth giving up the late lotto potential of the Memphis pick, especially if it meant we could keep the BRK 18, and the 3rd this year.

See, I don't really care if Philly hangs up the phone. Fultz is a better rated prospect than Simmons was, is younger by 2 years and will have one more year under his first contract. When you're talking about the absolute cream of the crop, those things matter greatly. So if Philly decides they have to have Fultz, then it's incumbent upon them to make an offer that is attractive to us. We're not buying, we're selling and we are in the catbird's seat doing it. There aren't equitable deals at this point in the draft. It's why Orlando got Penny (#3) + 3 1st round picks to trade CWeb back in the day. Both were great prospects but CWeb was the more highly rated one and Orlando got a King's ransom to trade him even though they already had Shaq on the roster which made Webber redundant. Penny was the better fit for that team. Yet they still got what they got because that's the price you pay to move up on a consensus #1. So we're not the one calling Philly. They're calling us.

Now if you want to not draft Fultz then it's a different story and your proposal makes more sense. But I don't think that's the case with Danny. He's had his eye on Fultz for quite a while now and it's going to take a strong offer to pry him away.
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Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #62 on: June 08, 2017, 02:10:24 PM »

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We didn't win the lottery to give away the franchise player for depth. All signs point to Celtics loving fultz

What's doubly incredible is that we spent years on the other side of this. We had the collection of lesser assets and wanted to consolidate. We wanted desperately to get that one golden ticket to relevance. Now, we have it and all anyone wants to do is go back to having a collection of middling assets.
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Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #63 on: June 08, 2017, 02:12:11 PM »

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Simmons + #3, yes.

Ingram + Randle + #2, yes.

Those are about the only two trade downs that I would entertain.

Would you consider a trade down to 3 in the following trade?

#1 + Memphis + Celtics 2018  <---> Simmons + 3

I think people understating what we would effectively be doing for Philly. We would be allowing them to create a big 3 of Fultz/Embiid/Saric.  Having 2 good shooters/passers next to Embiid could allow that team to turn into a phenomenal team. Granted it depends on Embiids health, but I don't see Danny just letting Philly fix their roster crunch on a whim.

Heck no.

That Memphis pick is in 2019 and is only 1-8 protected, 1-6 the following year and entirely unprotected in 2021. Of their top 7 players, 4 are old - Carter, Gasol, TA and Randoph. Conley is already 29. Those guys aren't going to get any better and they're losing their first rounder this year. That's a team in decline with no good way to backfill the roster.

In short, there's a fair chance that pick is a lottery pick two years from now. There's no way I'm giving that asset up in what looks like a "throw in".

TP for valuing the pick the same as I do. Because of that value, I think that this trade doesn't make Philly hang up the phone. Simmons is a high level prospect, so we will need to give up assets to get him. I would like to keep the BRK 18 due to the sheer number of bigmen prospect at the top. I believe Simmons would be worth giving up the late lotto potential of the Memphis pick, especially if it meant we could keep the BRK 18, and the 3rd this year.

See, I don't really care if Philly hangs up the phone. Fultz is a better rated prospect than Simmons was, is younger by 2 years and will have one more year under his first contract. When you're talking about the absolute cream of the crop, those things matter greatly. So if Philly decides they have to have Fultz, then it's incumbent upon them to make an offer that is attractive to us. We're not buying, we're selling and we are in the catbird's seat doing it. There aren't equitable deals at this point in the draft. It's why Orlando got Penny (#3) + 3 1st round picks to trade CWeb back in the day. Both were great prospects but CWeb was the more highly rated one and Orlando got a King's ransom to trade him even though they already had Shaq on the roster which made Webber redundant. Penny was the better fit for that team. Yet they still got what they got because that's the price you pay to move up on a consensus #1. So we're not the one calling Philly. They're calling us.

Now if you want to not draft Fultz then it's a different story and your proposal makes more sense. But I don't think that's the case with Danny. He's had his eye on Fultz for quite a while now and it's going to take a strong offer to pry him away.

Actually those are great points Gran. The way it currently stands, I don't think the discussions would get to the point of the deal I suggested if Philly is the one calling. So I guess that deal is the bare minimum I would view as fair return for Fultz. So it is obviously unlikely to happen for the reasons you mentioned.

I am a huge Fultz fan, and I think he will be a better player than Simmons. I just view Simmons +3 as probably better value than Fultz. But as you pointed out, we are the seller. So it is unrealistic, and I will be happy once we select Fultz.
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Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #64 on: June 08, 2017, 02:15:28 PM »

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Actually those are great points Gran. The way it currently stands, I don't think the discussions would get to the point of the deal I suggested if Philly is the one calling. So I guess that deal is the bare minimum I would view as fair return for Fultz. So it is obviously unlikely to happen for the reasons you mentioned.

I am a huge Fultz fan, and I think he will be a better player than Simmons. I just view Simmons +3 as probably better value than Fultz. But as you pointed out, we are the seller. So it is unrealistic, and I will be happy once we select Fultz.

I'd entertain (this would be a tough one) 3+Simmons for Fultz because as you said that's a lot of value. It also better fills a need for this team. I'd love to put Simmons, Brown and Jackson/Tatum on the floor in 3 years. But I'm unlikely to throw in other valuable assets because it's going to take that kind of offer for me to consider passing on him. If I have to pass up a top 10 in 2019/2020 - the final really good draft asset we currently have in the fold after next year - I'm not all that interested.
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Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #65 on: June 08, 2017, 03:21:03 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #66 on: June 08, 2017, 05:47:19 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

At least 5 games with Jackson

And 3 with Fultz...

How many have you?

Instead of following whatever some of these so called experts say (and some dont even watch games from start to finish btw)... I encourage people to watch the prospect for themselves 1st..

There are full games on youtube..

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #67 on: June 08, 2017, 05:56:40 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

So why is he locked in in spurts and not consistently?  3 years worth of games

Does he have ADHD when it comes to defense?

You think , this type of effort will fly at the nba level, let alone CBS system? 

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #68 on: June 08, 2017, 06:01:35 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

So why is he locked in in spurts and not consistently?  3 years worth of games

Does he have ADHD when it comes to defense?

You think , this type of effort will fly at the nba level, let alone CBS system?

Well, this fella has looked pretty darn good defensively in the NBA Finals:

Quote
Still, there are many questions surrounding Thompson's game and how it will transition to the next level, namely due to his lack of great athleticism and struggles on the defensive end.

http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Klay-Thompson-5490/
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Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #69 on: June 08, 2017, 06:04:22 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

So why is he locked in in spurts and not consistently?  3 years worth of games

Does he have ADHD when it comes to defense?

You think , this type of effort will fly at the nba level, let alone CBS system?

Well, this fella has looked pretty darn good defensively in the NBA Finals:

Quote
Still, there are many questions surrounding Thompson's game and how it will transition to the next level, namely due to his lack of great athleticism and struggles on the defensive end.

http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Klay-Thompson-5490/

I dont think Thompsons defensive effort was in question

It also took him a while to be able to raise his defensive intensity

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #70 on: June 08, 2017, 06:47:47 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

At least 5 games with Jackson

And 3 with Fultz...

How many have you?

Instead of following whatever some of these so called experts say (and some dont even watch games from start to finish btw)... I encourage people to watch the prospect for themselves 1st..

There are full games on youtube..

I have seen about 8 games that he has been in over a 3 year period. Its only that low because I really didnt like watching Washington last year. And yes I did say over 3 years so that means all the way back to his junior year in HS. This includes his Elite 24 game, Hoop Summit, Hoop hall, McDs, Jordan brand, a random game of his last year in HS against a rival. I have seen all of these not including games at Washington. So I can say my range of analysis is fairly long.

Why is he inconsistent? Who knows. I do know he has the tools to play D because I have seen it. He isnt a perfect player and neither is anyone else in this draft. His D will get better but lets be real his current D is no reason to not take him.

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #71 on: June 08, 2017, 06:57:38 PM »

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Turning the number 1 pick into saric, 10 and 5 is absurd.

If singe isn't infatuated with Fultz he will either take the guy he DOES like at #1 or he will trade back to #3 and hope the guy he likes lasts that long.

Turning the #1 into 1 good asset and 2 solid assets is a horrible horrible move that I am completely confident Danny Ainge won't even consider.

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #72 on: June 08, 2017, 06:59:30 PM »

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I think there is a possibility this type of trade could happen...especially if cbs/ainge are not big on Fultz

On draft night
To 76ers: Rozier , 2017 1st
To Celtics: Saric, 3rd pick, 39th pick

To Kings: 3rd pick
To Celtics: 5th, 10th

Draft
76ers- Fultz
Lakers- Ball
Kings- Fox
Suns- Jackson
Celtics- Tatum
Magic - Smith Jr.
Wolves - Markkanen
Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
Mavs - Isaac
Celtics - Monk

Celtics lineup
Horford
Saric
Crowder
AB
IT4

Zizic
Tatum
Brown
Smart
Monk
no, no there isn't no matter how many threads you propose this in.  makes no sense to give up a player likely to develop into a top player in the league for Saric and someone who's not.  my god you're unbelievably draft-happy

I agree with you, slam.

Tri just seems to believe that quantity > quality. I think it's due to a lack of research and an inability to properly evaluate talent. If you think everyone is the same then it makes more sense to get more of them. But that's not the case this year and you don't trade the #1 pick when there's a clear consensus on that position.

Clear consensus ? From the so called experts that had Dunn at #3 last season?

*facepalm*

Every time I think you might actually have a couple of brain cells to rub together you post something like that and prove me wrong.

Do you not know there's a difference between the first pick and the third? It kind of makes a difference in this case. No, this is like picking Ben Simmons last year. See? That was the first pick.

Even if your example was actually applicable it's wrong. Dunn wasn't a consensus pick at #3. Go back and look at mocks. SI had us picking Brown. Others had Bender. Others had  Hield. Even those who had us selecting Dunn had quotes like "Maybe Dunn, maybe Dragan Bender, maybe Marquese Chriss, maybe Jaylen Brown, maybe Buddy Hield" and "Boston has a decision to make and plenty of names are in play; Kris Dunn, Buddy Hield, Dragan Bender, and more recently Jaylen Brown and Marquese Chriss". In short, there wasn't anywhere near a consensus and no one knew what we were going to do. That's the exact opposite of a consensus choice.

In the future, you might want to try to use a better example and make sure the example is actually correct.

How many games have you seen Fultz play? Full games?
How was his defense?


How many of his full games have you seen and over what time frame? We know you love Jackson. How many games of his have you seen and over what time frame?

Fultz D is fine when he is locked in. You dont see it on ever possession but there is evidence that he has the skills to defend and that's based on 3 years worth of games.

So why is he locked in in spurts and not consistently?  3 years worth of games

Does he have ADHD when it comes to defense?

You think , this type of effort will fly at the nba level, let alone CBS system?

Well, this fella has looked pretty darn good defensively in the NBA Finals:

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Still, there are many questions surrounding Thompson's game and how it will transition to the next level, namely due to his lack of great athleticism and struggles on the defensive end.

http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Klay-Thompson-5490/

I dont think Thompsons defensive effort was in question

It also took him a while to be able to raise his defensive intensity
Can you explain to me the difference between intensity and effort?

Not sure how a players effort can be fine, but their intensity level needs improvement.

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #73 on: June 08, 2017, 07:01:36 PM »

Offline clevelandceltic

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Here are a list of just HS games that can be watched?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VyehPzuzRE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHdh4estwRs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eig79WX7VaI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAr00A4_nEw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljoBoP2KHA


There is still the 2015 Elite 24 game, and his game against Tatum at Hoop hall in 2016.

I have seen all but 2 of these games. That's just HS games. This doesnt include any college games.

My point of bringing up these games is look how his game has grown over the past 16 months. You want to focus on his D well Im much less concerned about that than I am about the rate of his growth.

I dont comment on players that I havent seen at least a handful of times. Its not fair to the player to say they cant do this and that based on me seeing them 2 maybe 3 times.
« Last Edit: June 08, 2017, 08:15:13 PM by clevelandceltic »

Re: Saric and the 3rd for Fultz?
« Reply #74 on: June 09, 2017, 09:26:21 PM »

Offline Bobshot

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I don't see any of the other top 5 players being as good as Fultz, so I wouldn't do this deal.
Fultz has a chance to be a superstar player. You don't see that right now in any of the other high pick players.