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Following potential 2014 draftees

For me...

Tier 1 is Wiggins, Parker
Tier 2 is Exum, Embiid
Tier 3 is Smart, Vonleh
Tier 4 is Gordon, Randle, Harris, Hood, McDermott

Tier 1 would make me nearly soil myself.
Tier 2, I would be excited
Tier 3, I would feel a little letdown but that we got a decent concession prize despite high expectations
Tier 4, would be blah . . . solid rotation player but not a superstar . . . borderline starter on a good team
 
My view---

Tier 1: Wiggins (franchise player)
Tier 2: Parker, Exum (expected All Stars)
Tier 3: Embiid (depending on risk), Smart (can he shoot? is he a playmaker?), Gordon (can he develop offensively?)
Tier 4: Vonleh, Randle (starters and maybe a little more)

I think Wiggins is on his own tier.

I think Parker and Exum are the next tier, and these will be the Top 3 in a future re-draft.

Embiid, the whole question is his back condition and that risk factor. That makes him a wildcard.

I need to see how Parker does vs. NBA defenders. You see how Carmello's game has become mostly pull-up jumpers rather than post work. I wonder what Parker will be able to do inside.

Smart and Gordon are potential impact players with some flaws. I think that puts them on about the same tier.
 
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];786613 said:
Gobert might be the fastest true 7 footer in the league. check yoself.
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he is fast for his size. and fastest true 7fter doesn't say much. how many true 7fters are in the nba? it's probably a single digit.
 
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];786604 said:
I, for one, am not "shy." I want a two-way player as a prize for enduring a season of donkey ****.
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This.
 
Catchall said:
My view---

Tier 1: Wiggins (franchise player)
Tier 2: Parker, Exum (expected All Stars)
Tier 3: Embiid (depending on risk), Smart (can he shoot? is he a playmaker?), Gordon (can he develop offensively?)
Tier 4: Vonleh, Randle (starters and maybe a little more)

I think Wiggins is on his own tier.

I think Parker and Exum are the next tier, and these will be the Top 3 in a future re-draft.

Embiid, the whole question is his back condition and that risk factor. That makes him a wildcard.

I need to see how Parker does vs. NBA defenders. You see how Carmello's game has become mostly pull-up jumpers rather than post work. I wonder what Parker will be able to do inside.

Smart and Gordon are potential impact players with some flaws. I think that puts them on about the same tier.
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How can you honesty say Exum is an expected All-Star?

Going to laugh so hard when he bust just like Andrew Harrison.
 
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