Yeah, I don't see why Charlotte or Portland would do it. Maybe Houston would be interested? But if I was Orland, I think I would rather just keep 6 and 11 rather than trade them for 4.
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Yeah, I don't see why Charlotte or Portland would do it. Maybe Houston would be interested? But if I was Orland, I think I would rather just keep 6 and 11 rather than trade them for 4.
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Kevin Durant is the best I saw- and keep in mind he had an historic shooting season- about 56% from mid range overall. I would venture, there were 0 who shot 60%
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I agree with everything, other than I do think those three should consider him simply due to his upside and I don’t think there are other guys move the needle as clearly better options
I don’t know what I was looking at earlier. They definitely aren’t in the 50% range it’s more like 45-48%.
I just hate the fit. Cam needs spacing around him. Also think his lack of IQ/feel would not improve as much on a super young team. He needs a vetish team and spacing. Those three teams all have enough high end talent at this point too imo. They should be thinking about fit, especially in a case like this where there are equally good options.
I'm a Hendricks "hater" but he's a perfect fit in Detroit. Much better for them than Cam IMO
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Just for the record, would you consider Hendricks a career backup?
He will be a starter at some point
If the Jazz want to draft the point guard of their choice, they'll have to do it at #9. At #16, there are likely a couple guards left over, but the Jazz will be having their choice made for them. So Locke may be trying to sell his listeners on drafting Bufkin at #9, or on making some kind of move up from #16 to get him.
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