My "jimmy butler/draymond green" Pick.. who's yours?

[coffee425]

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

[Monkhouse]

TP for the post.

I like Brooks. Concidentally he got ejected for having a Draymond esque 'groin,' kick lol.

I think the problem is finding the next Draymond Green, or someone who exceeded expectations far beyond their drafting selection in terms of IT, Butler, Green, Jordan, etc; are very hard to find.

My picks are: Semi Ojeleye or Justin Jackson.

The problem is finding a Draymond Green is also tough, because he's been a 6'5-6'7 type of guy with a 7'1-7'2.5 wing span, and an impressive motor.

[CelticsElite]

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

6 3pt attempts all season isn't impressive.

[A Future of Stevens]

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

6 3pt attempts all season isn't impressive.

I'm assuming he meant 6 attempts a game. If not I agree with you lol.

[Monkhouse]

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

6 3pt attempts all season isn't impressive.

I'm assuming he meant 6 attempts a game. If not I agree with you lol.

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

6 3pt attempts all season isn't impressive.

A simple google search would show that he attempted 1.6-4.1 3PA/3PM, for 40.1%

[Jvalin]

Not exactly what you are asking for, but my pick would be PJ Dozier.

-Junior or Senior
sophomore

-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his points per game from 6.7 to 13.9
rebs 3 -> 4.8
assists 2.1 -> 2.8
steals 1 -> 1.7
turnovers 2.6 -> 2.2

-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
Nope, primary scorer was Thornwell.

-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
Improved FG% + 3P%(almost 4 attempts per game) + FT% + playmaking ability.

-Successful Team
Yes, made the Final Four.

-NBA size and especially strength
6'5 ¼" without shoes
6'11" wingspan
8'5" standing reach
34" no step vert
39" max vert
weight 201 lbs

[Future Celtics Owner]

Length is important too.

Thomas Bryant...if I am being really optimistic.

[Jvalin]

Length is important too.

Thomas Bryant...if I am being really optimistic.

Yep, that's a nice pick as well. Extremely long, good shooter, not overly athletic though -> can't guard the pick n roll/pick n pop.

[slightly biased bias fan]

Cameron Oliver is the stereotypical overlooked prospect;

- Projected as 57 pick

- Is a Sophomore so is perceived as 'old'

- Played for a small school in Nevada

- He original committed to Oregon State when in High School but the coach he was recruited by got fired so he was a late decommit and actually sat out his freshman year and he moved with the former Oregon State staff to Nevada.

- 6'8 with a 7'1 wingspan, Oliver has a modern power forwards body

- Can shoot threes and has good form

- Averaged 2.6 blocks per game

- Extremely athletic


https://youtu.be/ieOWlpwaZ_I

[Monkhouse]

Jordan Bell would probably be my pick, but I think he's a late lottery pick.

At worst, if he falls down in the rankings, I would love him. He's an absolute terror defensively. The enforcer for the Oregon Ducks, and had the highest defensive rating and defensive win shares in PAC-12.

[Csfan1984]

Cameron Oliver is the stereotypical overlooked prospect;

- Projected as 57 pick

- Is a Sophomore so is perceived as 'old'

- Played for a small school in Nevada

- He original committed to Oregon State when in High School but the coach he was recruited by got fired so he was a late decommit and actually sat out his freshman year and he moved with the former Oregon State staff to Nevada.

- 6'8 with a 7'1 wingspan, Oliver has a modern power forwards body

- Can shoot threes and has good form

- Averaged 2.6 blocks per game

- Extremely athletic


https://youtu.be/ieOWlpwaZ_I

+1 I'd take him at 37 if need be.

[hwangjini_1]

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

6 3pt attempts all season isn't impressive.

Excuse me, but 40 percent of 6 is 2.4.  I am curious how he made that number of 3 point shots.

[Celts Fan 508]

Nigel Hayes from Wisconsin is my pick

[slightly biased bias fan]

Trying to nail the "all star steal" in the later rounds of the draft.. heck, just find me a "Malcolm Brogden" and i'll be satisfied

It's pretty much impossible, but my logic to find these type of players
-Junior or Senior
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
-Successful Team
-NBA size and especially strength


The primary guy in this year's draft that fits this mold for me is Dillon Brooks
-Junior or Senior 
Entering his Senior year
-Steadily improved each year of his college career
Increased his per-40 scoring from 16.2, 20.4, 25.5 each year.
-Was a primary scoring/playmaking option for his school
See above
-Developed a new standout skill during his college years
3pt% increased steadily each year, ending at over 40% on 6 attempts
-Successful Team
Oregon was pac12 regular season champ and made the Final Four
-NBA size and especially strength
6'6 and 220lbs. Built like a Tank


That's my pick. who's yours?

6 3pt attempts all season isn't impressive.

Excuse me, but 40 percent of 6 is 2.4.  I am curious how he made that number of 3 point shots.

I think those stats are correct on Brooks, great/clutch shooter, the main weakness with him is he is a below average athlete with a negative wingspan...there has been plenty of great players with one of those weaknesses but not both especially as a wing.

[KG Living Legend]

 My steals

 TJ Leaf
 Bam Adebayo
 Ivan Rabb


 Hopefully one falls to 37. If not I with love to grab one with a trade up.