My dream draft would be if the Pelicans make all four of those picks.   

I haven't seen enough college games to have many favorites yet.  I'd like to see them draft a pg or combo guard, a wing, and a couple of bigs.  A project big would be nice.  Horford isn't getting any younger.  I liked Jontay Porter last year.  I think he has a lot of upside due to his skill level.  He just needs to work on his body which is obviously difficult with his injury.  If he declares, he'd probably be available mid first round with the Memphis or Clippers pick. 

Zion is probably a pipe dream at this point, but I would love to get him with the Sac pick.  Bol is a possibility with the Sac pick as well.

With Rozier and Morris likely gone, Yabu's lack of development, Wanamaker's lack of playing time, and Bird's issues, Ainge could very well make all four picks.  It will be fun to scout the prospects during the college season. 

TP for the discussion and pointing out guys to pay attention to.

I completely forgot about Darius Garland. I may put him over Hands with that hypothetical 21st pick.

I don't think Garland's injury is considered too serious. He won't play again this year though. He was killing it in the 5 games (lol) he played prior to injury and would be a dream replacement for Rozier. However, you'd likely have to use a lottery pick to get him. No way, if healthy, he drops out of the top 15 or so but you never know.

8th Romeo Langford or Quentin Grimes
-We will more than likely need to draft a guard that can come off the bench since it looks like Rozier won’t be around next season. I really like Grimes, he has good outside shooting and he’s still young but I don’t know if he falls to 8th. If not I think Romeo Langford of Indiana could be a nice pick-up.

18th Rui Hachimura
-In the Gonzaga games I’ve watched this year he has looked very good. Seems to develop more and more each year and I think at his age he has the potential to step in and get some minutes off the bench immediately.

21st Darius Bazley or Shamorie Ponds
-I think with four potential first round picks it would make sense to use one on Bazley who was a consensus 5 Star recruit before he decommitted from Syracuse to train for the draft. It’s not often that you have the chance to add a potential lottery level talent late in the first round and with four first rounders why not take a shot. Shamorie Ponds probably could have been drafted last year but chose to return to St. John’s. I think at his age he might be a nice Rozier replacement at the PG position that can compete for minutes right away running the second unit.

25th Dedric Lawson or Carsen Edwards
-Dedric Lawson reminds me of Marcus Morris every single time I watch him play. He has the same body type and the same in your face attitude and swagger that Morris has. He can do everything, rebound, score, defend and he’s also a junior which means he hopefully won’t need too much time to develop. Carsen Edwards is incredibly short for NBA standards but I feel like we’ve always done well with short guards and they eventually become nice spark plug players off the bench and fan favorites. Specifically he reminds me of like Phil Pressey or Shane Larkin who both played important roles for this team when they played.

Trade em all and Rozier

Why does it matter when none of them are lottery picks

Do you actually think the Kings are going to make the playoffs in the West? 

Quote from: Somebody on November 29, 2018, 08:01:15 AM

Why does it matter when none of them are lottery picks

Do you actually think the Kings are going to make the playoffs in the West?

Starting to hope they won’t make it, but it wouldn’t be shocking to me if they slide into the 8th seed.

Just draft a true CENTER with one of those picks