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Following potential 2017 draftees...

Saint Cy of JFC said:
Sacramento isnt getting into the top 3, no way.

Like if Ball lands in Orlando, I think that would be awful for him (at least in the short term, but I'd guess long-term too if they kept the same GM who makes terrible personnel decisions). Vogel is a solid coach, but he is really mediocre when it comes to creativity on the offensive side of the ball. They also have no above average creators on that roster, so it would force him to have to do way too much on the ball or play off Elfrid Payton, who isn't very good.
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Yeah Ball needs the reigns immediately like in Dallas. Somewhere with a PG getting heavy minutes in his way is a nightmare scenario.
 
If Boston gets the 3rd pick and Fultz/Jackson are off the board, what do y'all think Boston does? BPA between Ball/Smith or fit w/ Issac/Tatum?
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
I actually think the Lakers would be the ideal fit for Ball (other than Philly). Luke Walton would coach his style perfectly. Ball/Russell/Ingram is a great perimeter trio who can all handle, playmake for others, and shoot.
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I disagree, I like Russell at the PG spot tho. If I'm the Lakers my top 3 is probably Fultz Jackson Isaac
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
How do you think his first four years go from an individual standpoint if that happens?
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They'll work him into the rotation fast. I'd expect them to say "he was #1 on our board" and try to get him in the ROY race and use him in tandem with Thomas, Brown works next to them as does Crowder.

He fits well with those stashed players Zizic and Yabusele both are explosive finishers around the rim. Fits well next to Bradley, next to Smart and Rozier.. They're set. They'll get their $$'s worth out of him he's very low risk for them IMO.

He could get like 11-6 and 4rebs in his rookie years playing in all sorts of lineups off the bench at 25+ minutes and then keep getting better from there. He's also great insurance for if IT walks, then he runs the whole show.

I refuse to believe Ball will fall in this draft.. he's going top-3.
 
Kevin Huerter!!! Just hit a high difficulty 3 and ran back down the court with a huge smirk on his face. he's on fire..

This kid Cowan is really, really good, 5'10 and skinny tho, RAZOR SHARP super efficient..

Maryland (with the help of UA) really improved their recruiting. What a bunch of good 4*'s they landed in 2016.
 
seattlejazzfan said:
Huerter is an interesting prospect, a gunslinger with some athletic ability. I like Cowan as well, better player than Trimble.
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Cowan will be a key piece for them moving forward. They're trying to go after lots of big name recruits in the next few years and he'll be there to run point.

Huerter's got playmaking ability too, he and DiVichenzo are certified underrated gems. I'd take em both in the 2nd rd in 2017.

If the Jazz are looking for more American born white players those 2 look good.

26 - Zach Collins
30 - Lydon
40 - Drew Eubanks
46 - Kyle Guy
56 - Kevin Huerter
60 - Donte DiVichenzo

^^The all american-born caucasoid jazz draft
 
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I guess there's some debate as to who TCU's best prospect is 6'11" Jr. Slovakian-born Vladamir Brodziansky who shoots 3's and blocks shots and 6'2" Fr. PG Jaylen Fisher, I'm taking Fisher though -- he's one of the PG's I'd take over Briscoe. He's very much like a younger version of TJ McConnell, kids tough as nails, very stout defensively 36% from 3 on 4.2 attempts per. Rich mans Aaron Craft. Sort of a Brevin Knight style PG.
 
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