stormkoopacv03
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I was thinking with the 35th pick in the second rd. But yeah, he looks quite interesting and could possibly end up being a good pickup for the jazz.
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I was thinking with the 35th pick in the second rd. But yeah, he looks quite interesting and could possibly end up being a good pickup for the jazz.
Zulu
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If we could move up to get him... Man that would be awesome!!
Game6Conley
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The Sixers have zeroed in on Exum and Noah Vonleh here. They are very high on Exum as a prospect. He obviously plays the same position as Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams. However, the Sixers feel the two can play together and they continue to explore Carter-Williams trades that would land them a third pick in the top 10. The Lakers have strong interest in a package of Carter-Williams and Thaddeus Young for the No. 7 pick and Steve Nash. But so far there hasn't been any traction on that deal, according to sources. Even if they don't move Carter-Williams, they might still lean toward Exum. They have him ranked as a stronger pro. - ESPN.com
I always thought the 76ers would go after hometown kid NV. Im pretty sure thats his favorite team.
I always thought the 76ers would go after hometown kid NV. Im pretty sure thats his favorite team.
Game6Conley
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However, the Hawks are also not completely sold on Jeff Teague and could explore the market for him this summer. That's led them to take long looks at both Shabazz Napier and Payton at No. 15 if something materializes in the next few days. Napier, especially, seems to have gained momentum in workouts the past few weeks, and sources say he's moved into a strong possibility in Atlanta. - ESPN.com
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would #5, burks, and favors be enough doe?
Thee Jazz Fan
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Thoughts on CJ. Wilcox? Is he in play at 23?
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Game6Conley
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Exum looks a bit older in this recent pic.
This kid's interviews are ****ing money. I didnt realize this most of the year, but he certainly fits the "ultra-competitive" mold, Too bad it looks like he wont be on the board for the Jazz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuEVo288Z9Y
Game6Conley
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Wilcox is a fine niche player hes not just a stationary 3pt shooter, he can attack closeouts as well.
If C.J. was 20 or 21, it'd be different, Hes older than Burks and turns 24 before the all-star break. If #23 was their last pick, i guess theres a case to be made for a shooter, but with 35 available hes simply a reach.
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Exactly.
Also, having Gordon in ups the pressure a bit on Cleveland. Lindsey shows them we're willing to step away from the table if they want too much. On a positive note, Lebron has decided to opt out of the final year of his contract. I know, I know...any contact is tampering. But this likely gives the Cavs some hope they can lure him back to Cleveland...if they can get another experienced player AND clear cap space. Utah has presented an offer to do both: time for Cleveland to make some concessions to get the deal done. If not, Dennis just folds his hand and tells Cleveland we're more than happy to call Milwaukee or draft Gordon.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Kinda my thoughts too, but good to hear it from another perspective. Thanks
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Jazz need some 3 and D guys that play with some nastiness. Maybe they find one in an undrafted free agent, but that's primarily what I'm looking for with the later picks. However, there are some really intriguing offensive wings in this draft around there, so I don't know. If Hairston was available at #23, I think I'd grab him.
Spencer Dinwiddle really intrigues me later in the draft.
Spencer Dinwiddle really intrigues me later in the draft.