Avery
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THT is a legend
THT is intriguing to me, but would want him at about 220-225. He’d still be plenty big enough and add some quickness.
THT is a legend
THT is intriguing to me, but would want him at about 220-225. He’d still be plenty big enough and add some quickness.
Sadly you're right. I think his floor is the Thunder at 21 (or wherever they are drafting)In my opinion there is literally 0 chance PJ Washington drops to 23.
How would you guys rank these three guards?
Kevin Porter Jr., Keldon Johnson and Talen Horton-Tucker
If his mind's right, KP jr is head and shoulders above the other two and I realze that is a pretty big if. THT might become the next Dinner Bell Mel Turpin.How would you guys rank these three guards?
Kevin Porter Jr., Keldon Johnson and Talen Horton-Tucker
If his mind's right, KP jr is head and shoulders above the other two and I realze that is a pretty big if. THT might become the next Dinner Bell Mel Turpin.
How would you guys rank these three guards?
Kevin Porter Jr., Keldon Johnson and Talen Horton-Tucker
Talent - KP, KJ, THT
As far as who to actually draft?
Utah - KJ, THT, KP
I think Johnson is a lottery-caliber player. THT is young with insane measurables but needs time. KP has a bad attitude and doesn’t fit our culture.
If Philly gets Thybulle, THT and Carsen Edwards, that''s an awfully nice draft for them.
Regarding Atlanta, if they take Jaxson Hayes in the top 10, I don't think they'll take a big at #17. They are also trying to move some of their picks. The Jazz should offer Tony Bradley and #53 to ATL for #44 or to PHI for #42. The Jazz could take Paschall or Brazdeikis (both of whom seem to be missing in this mock).
I don't see Nic Claxton. That's probably the guy missing at #31.
Getting guys like Gafford and Fernando in the late 30s or 40s is pretty amazing.