Vecenie hates hates Tyler Bey. Vecenie really annoys me too.
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His intro talks about how valuable defensively switchable wings are, then he puts Tyler Bey below Markus Howard and Udoka Azubuike.
zyzz
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Yeah, I think he puts in the work but I wouldn't put too much stock in his personal big boards like this one. The big boards where he bases them on what teams are saying are much more interesting.
I think these would be my Top 30 right now...
Anthony Edwards
James Wiseman
Killian Hayes
Lamelo Ball
Isaac Okoro
Obi Toppin
Patrick Williams
Devin Vassell
Onyeka Okongwu
Deni Avdija
Tyrese Haliburton
Cole Anthony
Aleksej Pokusevski
Aaron Nesmith
RJ Hampton
Tyrese Maxey
Saddiq Bey
Kira Lewis
Tyrell Terry
Precious Achiuwa
Jalen Smith
Jaden McDaniels
Leandro Bolmaro
Josh Green
Theo Maledon
Reggie Perry
Tyler Bey
Paul Reed
Jahmi’us Ramsey
Elijah Hughes
Anthony Edwards
James Wiseman
Killian Hayes
Lamelo Ball
Isaac Okoro
Obi Toppin
Patrick Williams
Devin Vassell
Onyeka Okongwu
Deni Avdija
Tyrese Haliburton
Cole Anthony
Aleksej Pokusevski
Aaron Nesmith
RJ Hampton
Tyrese Maxey
Saddiq Bey
Kira Lewis
Tyrell Terry
Precious Achiuwa
Jalen Smith
Jaden McDaniels
Leandro Bolmaro
Josh Green
Theo Maledon
Reggie Perry
Tyler Bey
Paul Reed
Jahmi’us Ramsey
Elijah Hughes
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Oh yeah, I put zero stock into his opinions on basketball. I kind of hate his podcast too. I'll listen to any draft content, but he's one of those podcast where hell stop to talk about his fantasy team for 5 minutes.
Question for all those of you who follow the draft more than I do:
If he had no worrisome injury history, where would you be ranking Killian Tillie? Would you see him as someone the Jazz would want?
I ask because the little I've seen of him leads me to wonder if his game will adequately translate the the NBA . I'm not so much worried about the style, but whether his athletic tools (mainly limitations in length, vertical pop, and ability to increase strength) are sufficient to still be the same offensively versatile and defensively competent force that he was in college. Seems like a not-quite-as gifted Nicola Mirotic.
If he had no worrisome injury history, where would you be ranking Killian Tillie? Would you see him as someone the Jazz would want?
I ask because the little I've seen of him leads me to wonder if his game will adequately translate the the NBA . I'm not so much worried about the style, but whether his athletic tools (mainly limitations in length, vertical pop, and ability to increase strength) are sufficient to still be the same offensively versatile and defensively competent force that he was in college. Seems like a not-quite-as gifted Nicola Mirotic.
The questions I'd have are related to his rebounding and defense at the NBA level, though he's shown some ability on that end in college. I don't think he's got the type of ball skills that Mirotic has, or quite the ability to play downhill. His appeal should primarily be his ability to catch and shoot at his size. I'd hope for him to develop into a Davis Bertans-type role and get by on defense. If he can add some strength, he might be able to play some minutes at the 5, like Kaminsky or Thomas Bryant, but not likely due to his limited length.
He might be really effective in a system like the Spurs.
Jose Mayonnaise
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I saw another one that doesn't even have Tyler Bey in their top 60. I sincerely believe Tyler Bey will have the longer career between the two and would be thrilled if he's available at 23.
Jose Mayonnaise
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Agreed. A more defensively competent/capable Davis Bertans. His BB IQ allow him to get by operating in a defensive system/team defense with his ability to anticipate and make that right reads/rotations.
If you want an Ingles replacement that can't shoot then yeah.
Tillie nothing like Bertans