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2023 NBA Draft Megathread

IF Sensabaugh puts up a really good wingspan number (which seems possible, he has very broad shoulders and a wide body, could easily see him being a 7' wingspan) what's the argument for having GG over Sensabaugh?

Neither defends or passes, but at least Sensabaugh is an efficient shot maker and shooter.
Sensabaugh is an absolutely atrocious defender is the argument.
 
Tony Jones said on ESPN700 that he would take Taylor Hendriks with the 9th pick (assuming he's still available), then he would take either Cason Wallace, Jalen Hood-Schifino or Jordan Hawkins with the Wolves pick.
 
Tony Jones said on ESPN700 that he would take Taylor Hendriks with the 9th pick (assuming he's still available), then he would take either Cason Wallace, Jalen Hood-Schifino or Jordan Hawkins with the Wolves pick.
Hood is not a lottery pick though smh Wallace you can make a case for I guess, but he won't live up to it either.
Hawkins and Hendricks are the only two of those 4 that will deliver for the orgs that take them that high.
I would bet Hood is taken mid 20's at best and thats being generous
 
Wallace isn’t making it to the Timberwolves pick.
Crazier things have happened (and the Wolves pick is tbd), but I am also skeptical. I am just going to start saying the "Group of 11" to refer to Wemby, Scoot, Miller, Thomspons, Whitmore, Walker, Hendricks, Wallace, Dick, and Black. Feels like consensus is gathering that they will all be off the board by 12 (not necessarily in that order, of course).

Let's go Spurs!
 
Wallace isn’t making it to the Timberwolves pick.
I think we can trade the Minny pick with another pick to move up to get him… if we want to. I’d say a Cavs or Minny pick… I think the Lakers pick has more value in our hands than in a trade. The protections might ding it just a bit.
 
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