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Following potential 2014 draftees

Gordon putting the rim in a headlock, from last Thursday.

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Wiggins will be able to rise up for a jumper just about anytime he wants. That's what makes his game easy. His athleticism in the lane will make defenders back off him. He's a decent shooter, and he's a solid defender.

Consensus #1 pick and likely franchise player.
 
BTP said:
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Nothing we haven't discussed here before.

I've said it multiple times, for him to take the next step he has to improve his ball handling. He can still be similar to Paul George if his handle doesn't improve much, or he can join the league's elite.
 
spycam1 said:
Nothing we haven't discussed here before.

I've said it multiple times, for him to take the next step he has to improve his ball handling. He can still be similar to Paul George if his handle doesn't improve much, or he can join the league's elite.
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It took Kevin Durant a few years to improve his handle. But yeah, Wiggins' athleticism will really come into play if he can tighten that up.
 
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];791584 said:
Back to Kyle Anderson:

How would we play this kid? I mean, he's a PG for all intents and purposes, and we already have plenty of guys who need the ball in their hands.
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I think you have to play him as a do-it-all SF and use him as a secondary ball handler, a bit like Hayward. I don't think he'll be able to contain PGs and SGs defensively. He could maybe play some PF in small-ball scenarios. Think like a more skilled Robert Horry after Horry lost some athleticism.
 
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