I would say there's zero chance. They've been to about 10 practices and scouted multiple games and have never asked the coaching staff about Davis .. in any serious manner.
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I would say there's zero chance. They've been to about 10 practices and scouted multiple games and have never asked the coaching staff about Davis .. in any serious manner.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Thee Jazz Fan
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Marshall is making the arguement that he can improve his shot relevant. As far as I'm concerned he is light years ahead of all other possible pg's that will be drafted this year, and lotto pick. The more I watch the more I want him, such a pleasure to watch!
Thee Jazz Fan
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The more I watch Barnes the more I don't like him. I don't think he is very good handling the ball.
Hartsock
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He is definitely a catch and shoot player.
Thee Jazz Fan
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watching this game makes me wonder if Barnes is even lotto worthy. Could I be right, or is this just a bad game for Barnes
Favors Flave
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Can Bradley Beal play PG? I really like him even though he hasn't shot well this year. He has the stroke to shoot a great percentage, just needs to keep working hard. He rebounds extremely well and gets a good number of assists. I think if Rivers can play point, Beal can play point
If you take Beal as a SG, either Beal or Burks will be the 6th man of the future. But, I think Hayward needs to be the 6th man (Ginobli/Terry) which allows him to be aggressive and still get plenty of minutes.
What I want: BPA but if not then this
Take a PG- Rivers, Beal (If he can play point), Marshall, Lilliard. In that order
SF- Find a way to land Barnes and if not, take Quincy Miller. If neither are available, I would trade the pick back a few spots and maybe get 2 picks in return to get Terrance Ross and whoever else
If you take Beal as a SG, either Beal or Burks will be the 6th man of the future. But, I think Hayward needs to be the 6th man (Ginobli/Terry) which allows him to be aggressive and still get plenty of minutes.
What I want: BPA but if not then this
Take a PG- Rivers, Beal (If he can play point), Marshall, Lilliard. In that order
SF- Find a way to land Barnes and if not, take Quincy Miller. If neither are available, I would trade the pick back a few spots and maybe get 2 picks in return to get Terrance Ross and whoever else
Favors Flave
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Also, what about Tony Mitchell from North Texas? Why is he not considered a top 5 pick or lottery pick? I think he could be our future SF easily. Loads of potential, 44% from 3, 3 blocks, 10 rebounds, 15 points, great size for SF 6-8 235, crazy athletic
orangello
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The only thing that I can think of is competition. Similar to Lillard.