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I believe Karasev is NBA-ready. If we somehow get Teague and draft Karasev and Schroeder we will have a very all-around team.

I don't know.. I'm concerned he's a bit 1 dimensional though.

Take Klay Thompson. He's a shooter as well. But he can also put the ball on the floor and finish at the rim. He can dunk it, he can reverse layup it. He's also athletic enough to defend. I don't know if Karasev will be able to defend the likes of LeBron & Carmelo (that's what he'll be asked to do as a SF in this league).

I'm not 100% sold he can stay in this league. He screams Kyle Korver to me.
 
I don't know.. I'm concerned he's a bit 1 dimensional though.

Take Klay Thompson. He's a shooter as well. But he can also put the ball on the floor and finish at the rim. He can dunk it, he can reverse layup it. He's also athletic enough to defend. I don't know if Karasev will be able to defend the likes of LeBron & Carmelo (that's what he'll be asked to do as a SF in this league).

I'm not 100% sold he can stay in this league. He screams Kyle Korver to me.

And Korver is a starter on a playoff team and one of the best 3 points shooters in the NBA. Thats a pretty good guy to get out of this draft considering. Plus watching Karasev play he is a really good passer. That right there makes him more than one demential
 
I don't know.. I'm concerned he's a bit 1 dimensional though.

Take Klay Thompson. He's a shooter as well. But he can also put the ball on the floor and finish at the rim. He can dunk it, he can reverse layup it. He's also athletic enough to defend. I don't know if Karasev will be able to defend the likes of LeBron & Carmelo (that's what he'll be asked to do as a SF in this league).

I'm not 100% sold he can stay in this league. He screams Kyle Korver to me.

Drafting Korver at 21 would be a steal, and I think he has a better floor game then Korver.
 
I don't know.. I'm concerned he's a bit 1 dimensional though.

Take Klay Thompson. He's a shooter as well. But he can also put the ball on the floor and finish at the rim. He can dunk it, he can reverse layup it. He's also athletic enough to defend. I don't know if Karasev will be able to defend the likes of LeBron & Carmelo (that's what he'll be asked to do as a SF in this league).

I'm not 100% sold he can stay in this league. He screams Kyle Korver to me.

He is not just a shooter. He is an good passer and gets to the foul line as well. He is just 19 years old but has the experience. Defensively, his wingspan is not bad but he needs to gain strength and he probably will. He won't be lockdown defensive player but he won't be liability too. Also you can change his place with Hayward on some matchups.

Though, I admit that saying he is NBA-ready is an exaggeration.
 
I don't know ... I'd prefer an athletic wing who can defend and a finisher at the rim, over a shooter/passer (which we already have in Hayward). Our defense is so porous right now we could really use a lengthy defender.

So given the choice I'd go for Adetobunko over Karasev.
 
The reason I don't want Adetokunbo is he will take 2 years in Europe and at least a year on NBA to be productive. With Karasev though he comes to NBA and spends a year to get used.
 
The reason I don't want Adetokunbo is he will take 2 years in Europe and at least a year on NBA to be productive. With Karasev though he comes to NBA and spends a year to get used.

Yeah I do get that, but with the #21 it's "home run" time IMO..
 
Here's Karasev shooting 3s. I wouldn't mind him spacing the floor. He's mostly a catch-and-shoot player, so he'd basically play the role that Randy Foye and Kyle Korver did.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wX8pNcC1eU#!
 
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