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Following potential 2014 draftees

Cyrone Torbin said:
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Don't ignore this.
 
Cyrone Torbin said:
Don't ignore this.
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Too late.

PKM once compared Jabari's pro potential as being similar to Paul Pierce. I think that's fair, actually. He should be an All Star. I just don't think you can expect him to be a worldbeater on his own. He could be part of a Big Three though.



Sky power wounded fox. Okay, got it.
 
Cyrone Torbin said:
If Gordon goes to the right team that will develop him correctly (as in not stick at SF right away and play him mostly on the perimeter) then yes.

Just been really disappointed with Parker. Don't see that much room for growth in his game and he struggles to defend, even in zone schemes. Proclaimed hard worker, but appears to be out of shape?

I would still probably take Parker over Gordon though, just because his offensive game is so advanced for his age and as a GM it would be hard to pass up, but I would prefer this risk of Gordon as a fan.
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Are you serious with this one? The guy is 19 years old.

I don't care how developed and polished your game is, (and Parker's is impressive) you are going to grow heaps from the ripe age of 19.
 
Lets talk about a list of players who could be there at #23 or #24 with our GSW pick, assuming we don't trade it. I haven't paid much attention to it.

Zach Levine
James Young
Jerami Grant
KJ McDaniels
Aaron Gordon
PJ Hairston

Who could fall there?

Whatever happened to the Isaiah Austin from Baylor?
 
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