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Reggie Perry is very fluid and skilled for a 6'10" / 250 lbs dude. Fifteen years ago, he'd have been an easy 1st-rd pick. He's only 20 years old too.

 
Theo Maledon declared today. There are enough guards in the first round of this draft that it's possible he could slip to us. He's still only 18, but is improving quickly.



 
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I'm watching the matchups this year between Tre Jones and Cole Anthony and Jones is more than holding his own. He's bigger and markedly better than his brother, especially getting downhill on offense.

If the Jazz wanted to draft a starting-caliber point guard outside the top 20, this might be the draft to do it. There are 8 or 9 legit PG prospects in this draft.
 
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Catchall said:
I'm watching the matchups this year between Tre Jones and Cole Anthony and Jones is more than holding his own. He's bigger and markedly better than his brother, especially getting downhill on offense.

If the Jazz wanted to draft a starting-caliber point guard outside the top 20, this might be the draft to do it. There are 8 or 9 legit PG prospects in this draft.
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Tre might have a lil better touch with the floater, but still I strongly disagree with this. To me, Tyus would be a top-20 guy in this draft no questions asked. Tre, to me, is more of an early 2nd rd type.

Been saying here for a long time that Tyus is actually way better than Tre. The reason why, IN THE NBA, Tyus is much more dangerous at getting downhill because he's a very good outside shooter that must be respected, which simply isnt the case with Tre.

The idea that you draft Tre to groom him as a starter seems crooked to me too.. I think he's a backup. I think if your looking for a starter in that 20-40 range you've gotta be looking at the riskier players... **** I'd rather have a player like David Johnson to develop..
 
Catchall said:
Reggie Perry is very fluid and skilled for a 6'10" / 250 lbs dude. Fifteen years ago, he'd have been an easy 1st-rd pick. He's only 20 years old too.

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He's not 6'10. Love Reggie Perry's game tho. I feel like he's gonna be climbing the boards in the weeks leading up to the draft. I think he's ready to hold down like a 3rd spot in the depth chart, interested to see where he lands and if they put him in the g-league.
 
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I think there's a small handful of guys in the mid-2nd round that are worth shopping for, just my opinion. They'd include:
Jared Butler from Baylor
Reggie Perry from MSU
Grant Riller from Charleston
Paul Eboua from Cameroon/Italy
Maybe Neemias Queta at Utah State and a few others.
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If Utah could pull Butler, or Grant Riller in the middle of the 2nd rd that would be tremendous value.


Neemias Queta is probably going undrafted. But will be a guy teams are looking to sign on draft night... Like i said long ago when he first hit the radar (and Embiid comparisons were being floated).. "This guy reminds me of Ian Mahinmi"
 
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He's not 6'10. Love Reggie Perry's game tho. I feel like he's gonna be climbing the boards in the weeks leading up to the draft. I think he's ready to hold down like a 3rd spot in the depth chart, interested to see where he lands and if they put him in the g-league.
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If he measures out like Derrick Favors, he's a real commodity. You think he's 6'8" or 6'9"?
 
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