spycam1
Well-Known Member
Drafting a SG who can't make his own offense #1 overall? Dumb ****.
Yeah, I wouldn't take McLemore #1, either.
Oh, wait, we're talking about Oladipo?
Drafting a SG who can't make his own offense #1 overall? Dumb ****.
Hahahahaha...
OH you're still here? Haven't you started your mission training yet?
Nope. You all have to deal with me till April.
Have you seen the film "Into great silence"?
It might help with your mission.
Shabazz is at least going to give you a Paul Pierce-caliber scorer. That's worth a lot. I wonder if his draft stock would be higher if he were playing in a more hyped conference on the east coast.
I'm not sure I understand Noel falling from the #1 spot. Scouts have had enough time to see what he can do, and most seemed to think he was the top prize in this draft. When I saw the injury report, it said he was expected to be out 6-8 months. Doesn't that mean he'll be back by the time next season starts? Players seem to recover pretty well from these things in time, even an injury as severe as his, especially someone as young as Noel. So, shouldn't he still be considered the best long term prospect?
Greg Oden?
This seems like a slippery slope fallacy.
"Player A suffered a knee injury like player B, therefore he will inevitably have as bad a career as player B."
Guys recover from these injuries all the time. I believe someone on Jazzfanz recently posted an article that showed nowadays guys recover from ACL tears in the 95 percentile range.
Shabazz is at least going to give you a Paul Pierce-caliber scorer. That's worth a lot. I wonder if his draft stock would be higher if he were playing in a more hyped conference on the east coast.
He should definitely go top 2, imo. He's quite the steal if he slips out of the top 3.
I'm not sure I understand Noel falling from the #1 spot. Scouts have had enough time to see what he can do, and most seemed to think he was the top prize in this draft. When I saw the injury report, it said he was expected to be out 6-8 months. Doesn't that mean he'll be back by the time next season starts? Players seem to recover pretty well from these things in time, even an injury as severe as his, especially someone as young as Noel. So, shouldn't he still be considered the best long term prospect?
Greg Oden?
But there's still the 5% chance right? With how close prospects are in the draft - that 5% could be the difference between the 1st pick and the 3rd pick, right?