BetterThanESPN
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I got 1st pick (Irving) and 3rd pick (Barnes) for the Jazz. We wish.
As excited that I am that we keep losing and getting closer to getting to lottery picks, I just know
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trigg3r
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Looks like Barnes is headed back to UNC. Add into that Sullinger, and this draft just got that much weaker.
trigg3r
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Indeed. With the way we are playing to end this season, I can see us having another good pick next season to go along with Golden State's if they get a pick 8 or above.
I say tank next season hard.. it'll be a shortened season anyway..
We now need to rebuild the way OKC did.
he traded up to get deron, and he did well, deron is better overall than cp3. how would he guess deron would be so controversial?
what about millsap and miles from second round?
maynor was good as well but we had to let him go for other reasons
and he did a great job last year,
hayward is the best guy he can get at 9, we will see that in the next 1-2 yrs.
and evans isnt bad from 55th pick. I dont remember anyone playing this year from second round, except Fields and harrangody
and i also dont think koufos was a bad pick at 22. many people had faith in him after his first yr, he just couldnt improve himself enough
i almost forgot brewer, he isnt bad at 14 considering it was the worst draft year in the last 5-6 yrs
i think his only mistake was morris almond,but noone is perfect right?
It's euthanizm Gibbs.
Mr. McGibblets
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BAM BITCHES!
The gang better start paying tithing and praying for you and cluck's sake. Yeah, it's now duty to pray for the Jazz to get #1 and #2. There's a 7% chance. That's not too unreasonable, is it.
Welcome, brothers.
Joe Bagadonuts
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There's a 6.3% chance that the NJ pick becomes the first pick and a 0.7% chance the Jazz pick becomes the first pick, but you can't add them together to get a 7% chance that they get the first two picks. The odds of are astronomically worse than that.