actual thought:
has any team ever had 5 first-round draft picks?
(this was asked waaaay back on the first page. It was your first actual reply)
actual thought:
has any team ever had 5 first-round draft picks?
(this was asked waaaay back on the first page. It was your first actual reply)
actual thought:
has any team ever had 5 first-round draft picks?
(this was asked waaaay back on the first page. It was your first actual reply)
5Booker (#12), RHJ (mid-first), Holmes (late-first), Jaiteh (late-first), De Paula (late-first)
5
player development would be a huge problem
Also, the contracts would be a huge problem (if they somehow managed to develop well enough to deserve another one)
Also, this is just plain bat**** crazy
5
player development would be a huge problem
Also, the contracts would be a huge problem (if they somehow managed to develop well enough to deserve another one)
Also, this is just plain bat**** crazy
-If every player with "late first" potential went in the first round there would be 50 first rounders.
-Yep, that's what you get with draft picks.
-Worrying about second contracts for rookies and bench guys(1 of these rookies isn't on the bench) isn't the best idea, all of them will never be re-signed by anyone.
-So if it were modified to say:
Milos/Exum
Hood/Burks
Hayward/RHJ
Favors/Looney(my preferred of the mid 1st PFs for #12)
Gobert/Jaiteh
would that be so ridiculously crazy? In that scenario we trade into the early 20's for RHJ (Burke/Booker/future picks, whatever), use our normal picks, and sign Milos. So basically two changes- No trading Burks so we don't pick D.Booker at 12 and instead go with Looney and don't need to grab Holmes later. And also no using other future assets to grab De Paula at the end of the first. Simple changes to make but comparable scenario(also highly feasible-whereas mine was indeed rather outlandish), instead of your "this is crazy" hyperbole.
I've never seen one person be so condescending. Actually pretty impressive.