stormkoopacv03
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That's what I was thinking too. They brought him in for a workout and they should do the right thing by drafting him to get him back on his feet. He just might end up as a steal.
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That's what I was thinking too. They brought him in for a workout and they should do the right thing by drafting him to get him back on his feet. He just might end up as a steal.
I'd do this deal if I were the Jazz. We have too many assets sitting around going stale. Give them a 2nd-rd pick and a salary swap. Leave less to chance. I would hop ahead of the Heat and Pacers to get the one we want.
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That's what I was thinking too. They brought him in for a workout and they should do the right thing by drafting him to get him back on his feet. He just might end up as a steal.
As I said earlier - with all the international prospects dropping out of the draft, I wouldn't mind if we consider him as a stash player and draft him with our 54 pick and help him recover and get his start in the league. He has solid role player potential.
Doublea
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He would take up a roster spot right?
Stifle Tower
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Philadelphia should draft Qualls.
It is sad that he entered the draft just to have money to take care of his family. He just saw $500K flushed down the toilet (assuming he was going to make a roster).
Do players (or teams) have any kind of insurance for workouts. Seems like they should.
It is sad that he entered the draft just to have money to take care of his family. He just saw $500K flushed down the toilet (assuming he was going to make a roster).
Do players (or teams) have any kind of insurance for workouts. Seems like they should.
He will be getting paid, but he will be put on the injured players list and we will be able to use the roster spot for other players while he's recovering.
Coach Ellis
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I didn't think the NBA had an injured players list. You can get a roster exception of too many players are hurt for a significant amount of time, but I thought teams were limited to the 15 man limit - injuries or not. Not that I'm opposed to taking him late and punting on his rookie year. . . I'm just worried that the Jazz use the end of the bench spots for turnover and tryouts. Not sure keeping an injured rookie fits that narrative.
I read that here:
https://www.ehow.com/info_7879636_nba-rules-injured-players.html
To be fair I'm not certain it's reliable.
Coach Ellis
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Rosters used to be 12, with a 3 player injured reserve. They did away with that, and now have a 15 man roster with a 3 player inactive list. You can be inactive for several reasons - injury, D-League assignment, poor play, etc. just like Noeland Embiid had to count on the 15 man roster for the year they say out, Qualls will still have to count towards that number and just spend the season rehabbing. Not a bad deal if you have the roster spot you're willing to burn for a season.
I really wish college guys could withdraw just like international players can. He'd likely go back to school, take a redshirt year and come out after his junior season.
Oh, I see... thanks for clarifying...
Game6Conley
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meeeeeeeh.. I was as high on Qualls as most anyone you could find, and considered him a fringe first rd talent. Now I'm not sure if he's draft-able, perhaps at 54. As I wrote earlier about his skill level being a work in progress, I fear 6-8 months of little upkeep could prove to be counter-productive.
Quite the exodus from this draft the past 24 hrs..
As it stands right now, after about Pick 20, I think we see the **** hit the fan. There also appears to be a precipitous drop of talent now somewhere around the 40's, straight to the D-League types.
Quite the exodus from this draft the past 24 hrs..
As it stands right now, after about Pick 20, I think we see the **** hit the fan. There also appears to be a precipitous drop of talent now somewhere around the 40's, straight to the D-League types.