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I'd say Minny would be a perfect for Mudiay, but Kahn is no longer in charge. He loved drafting PG's.
Don't think we need to worry about Utah picking 6th, BY Jan. 5th, they might be in the #10 slot by winning 4 more games (Philly, Minn, @Minn and Indiana).

As for the 76er's, you draft BPA. There's no guarantee Embiid will recover from his injury and be an all-star. And you need 3 bigs. There's a place for Okafor or Towns.
 
Stifle Tower said:
I'd say Minny would be a perfect for Mudiay, but Kahn is no longer in charge. He loved drafting PG's.
Don't think we need to worry about Utah picking 6th, BY Jan. 5th, they might be in the #10 slot by winning 4 more games (Philly, Minn, @Minn and Indiana).

As for the 76er's, you draft BPA. There's no guarantee Embiid will recover from his injury and be an all-star. And you need 3 bigs. There's a place for Okafor or Towns.
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First of all there's a lottery taking place before we talk #1 for anyone.
All the bigs are totally tradable. The Sixers have also been very savvy lately at making sure they don't get boned in trades. Also there are a couple teams that have a limited time frame for cap flexibility with rooks up for a payday, vets expecting a raise, or they're chronically over the cap. Also teams with duplicate talents that are in a similar situation and they will be talking trade.

Also I agree that they'll continue to go BPA. If that's a big, they have 2 more years to figure it out who to deal.
 
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Watching Kentucky games is retarded. Turned off this abomination about five minutes and two buckets in
 
Ugly game indeed, but still entertaining because it's two teams going after it.....not just sitting on the ball mucking things up. Louisville would definitely shoot a better % if they didn't press as much. That's the trade off I guess.
 
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