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Following potential 2013 draftees

Ty the Turd said:
Thanks. Just looked it up. Average high is 75 in December and January which is dry season. Cool.
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I love it because there is little to no pretentiousness in the Keys.. particularly the middle keys. No formal restaurants, mostly open-air huts. You can fish right from your dock and catch great tasting fish, lobster, etc..

Just WAY laid back there.. and no crime.. or other bs.
 
PKM said:
I love it because there is little to no pretentiousness in the Keys.. particularly the middle keys. No formal restaurants, mostly open-air huts. You can fish right from your dock and catch great tasting fish, lobster, etc..

Just WAY laid back there.. and no crime.. or other bs.
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What are your favorite keys in order and why?
 
Jazz4ever said:
I thought MCW might have been on KOC's radar early in the year due to his size advantage, but his assist to turnover ratio, along with his shooting, has become flat out ugly. Add to the fact he will be 22 before playing his first NBA game and don't think he will be considered. CJ is more interesting due to his prolific shooting and scoring, which the Jazz clearly need, but lacks the passing skills to get the most out of Favors and Kanter. He could be the pick if Burke is gone, but I could see KOC choosing a third big (WCS, Olynyk, Austin) over McCollum just as easy, got to get them when you can.
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Xthren said:
This also depends on if they like a PG later in the draft IE Young, Wolters, Bongo.
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We don't necessarily have to pick Wolters, Bongo, etc.

I'm still holding on to hope that after the Clippers re-sign Chris Paul, Bledsoe can be had the same way Harden was. All we had to do is stock pile good quality draft picks (i.e., BPA like WCS, Poythress, McCollum, Saric, Goodwin) and hopefully we can trade one of them plus may be a S&T Millsap to the Clippers.

Teams requiring a future PG are getting less and less, hopefully we can corner the market and still get Bledsoe.
 
Hotttnickkk said:
We don't necessarily have to pick Wolters, Bongo, etc.

I'm still holding on to hope that after the Clippers re-sign Chris Paul, Bledsoe can be had the same way Harden was. All we had to do is stock pile good quality draft picks (i.e., BPA like WCS, Poythress, McCollum, Saric, Goodwin) and hopefully we can trade one of them plus may be a S&T Millsap to the Clippers.

Teams requiring a future PG are getting less and less, hopefully we can corner the market and still get Bledsoe.
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great plan but i would still like to have a young player developing. If bledsoe proves to be nothing more then a very good back up
 
I don't really like Bledsoe, and the big appeal (at least to some of us) was that the Jazz might only have had to spend minimal future assets to land him. I'd keep the picks, unless the Jazz think this is their last shot to grab a really athletic and really undersized two guard that hasn't run a team in... ever? I know nothing about his high school career, but he wasn't a PG at Kentucky (he was 4th fiddle, actually), and he's spent most of his time in the NBA crashing into everything, off the bench, and/or mostly as a 2. Not running a team.
 
Xthren said:
great plan but i would still like to have a young player developing. If bledsoe proves to be nothing more then a very good back up
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NUMBERICA said:
I don't really like Bledsoe, and the big appeal is that the Jazz might only have had to spend minimal future assets to land him. I'd keep the picks, unless the Jazz think this is their last shot to grab what is essentially a rich man's Ronnie Price.
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I think we first try to get Burke & MCW. If we somehow missed out on them, then we turn back to Bledsoe and use x1 pick & Millsap S&T for him. I don't think that's too much for Bledsoe at all.

Under this scenario, we've still got at least 1 pick to develop, albeit the GSW pick.
 
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