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The whistles and replays made it a little clunky. I'm watching with my two boys (8 and 10) and they were losing interest. Overall it has been really fun watching two teams that are so well matched with each other.

Not the best game to watch, but this series has been great.

It would be crazy if OKC wins the game with less than 5 3s.

Noa's perimeter defense is very nice. Everything else is theoretical in my opinion.

And now it's tied. Not a great sign to play so well and not be up.

Indy playing well early.

His lack of play making could limit him, and he might end up more like Seth Curry, but he's a weapon for sure. The most impressed I was with him was during the national title game and he wasn't scoring a lot, but still found ways to impact the game positively with extra effort.

I was thinking the same.

It looks like Hugo's last two games of the season were his best two games of the season. I apologize if it has already been posted, but does someone have some highlights from one of those last two games (5/30@Casadamont Zaragoza and 5/25@Coviran Granada)?

Looks like he was part of the rotation for the last 9 games of the season: https://www.proballers.com/basketball/player/242587/hugo-gonzalez/games 18.4 min, 6.9pts, 3 reb, 1.2ast, .9stl, .2blk 46/29/80 shooting splits Per 36: 13.4pts, 5.9reb, 2.4ast, 1.7stl, 0.4blk

I have no strong opinion on Hugo, there just isn't enough to go off of. From what I have seen he is very active, especially on defense, which I like. I haven't seen any skill really, so I feel like his offense has a ways to go. I'm pretty sure most of his time playing has been garbage time...

Walter Clayton Jr. day on Cashiggy, and he's basically Steph Curry without any natural play making ability. The average distance he shoots from is insane. The difficulty of his 3pt attempts is nuts. Walter Clayton Jr (22.3 yrs) - 6'3.25" (6'4" wingspan) 8'1.5" standing reach, 37" vert, 38.6%...

It's not super serious. Excited for the NCAA season though.

I'm excited for when you get smarter as you get older, LOL. I'm guessing he's going to be a secondary as well, but I don't think it's 100% set in stone when he's had as much success as he's had on ball and is a young as he is.

Because someone who generated most of his own offense with higher efficiency than almost any other prospect while leading a great offense while he was on the court (better than any of the top prospect's offense other than Duke) and was only 18 during the college season, definitely can't play on...

I have no idea. There have been thousands of players who have played in the NBA since the 3pt line was implemented, but I don't know how far back they go. I don't think it's gospel or trust the projections completely, but I think it's a decent all in number that when I did some digging was...

Does anybody have any preference for representing teams/making trades vs just a straight mock draft and you just pick at a specific number?

The projections are likely based off of thousands of data points that suggest that players with low 3pt percentages, but high ft% and 3pt attempts end up becoming good 3pt shooters in the NBA. You seem to think that 3pt percentages always go down in the NBA vs NCAA, but that isn't the case.

Also I've openly admitted to being bad at comps, but I think people take draft comps too seriously. I'm not saying that Kas will be a clone of Podz, but when I think of him in the NBA, I think he could have a similar role.

Podz's 3pt% in the NBA so far is 37.8% or 0.05% off the tankathon 3pt projections. If the Tankathon projections for Kas are correct he will be very close to Podz as a shooter, around 37%. Either you are purposefully being obtuse, or you just don't get it. I'm not really sure which one.