Let's see.
SG: Gordon Hayward vs. Thabo Sefolosha
Um, Gordon by a mile.
SF: Derrick Williams vs. Kevin Durant
Right now, Durant. In the future? Probably a push.
PF: Derrick Favors vs. Serge Ibaka
Derrick Favors has the potential to be an all-league player. Ibaka? Not so much.
I'm still pretty enamored of Biyombo. It's the gambling-on-potential temptation in me but I almost want him more than anyone in this draft. I'm glad I'm not the GM - I don't think I'd have the guts to do it (unless his workouts inflated my confidence in him).
Let's see.
SG: Gordon Hayward vs. Thabo Sefolosha
Um, Gordon by a mile.
SF: Derrick Williams vs. Kevin Durant
Right now, Durant. In the future? Probably a push.
PF: Derrick Favors vs. Serge Ibaka
Derrick Favors has the potential to be an all-league player. Ibaka? Not so much.
When someone says positions 2,3, & 4, that means Shooting Guard, Small Forward and Power Forward. FYI, Westbrook is a point guard.You conveniently left Westbrook off of that list which would hurt your argument. DWill2 vs. Durant is not a fair comparison. We are talking about one of the best in the NBA versus someone who hasn't played a game in the NBA.
When someone says positions 2,3, & 4, that means Shooting Guard, Small Forward and Power Forward. FYI, Westbrook is a point guard.
I am more enamored with Kanter to be honest. He looks legit.
Why not dream for the #1 and #2 picks? Is it because you are a Jimmerphile and would rather waste a later pick on him?
Nope. I'm just a realist. It is not likely that the Jazz are going to move up into the top 3 of the draft with their own draft pick (#12 overall). I was simply looking at from a best-player-available POV. And how do you know that it will be a "waste" of a draft pick, as you call it? Aren't people like you the same type of people that said drafting Gordon Hayward with the #9 overall a "waste" of a draft pick? Look how that one worked out. Especially if the Jazz were to "waste" it on a player like Fredette, who was the highest-scoring player in college basketball this last season. If a player can score in college like that, he will definitely be able to score in the NBA. Wasn't one of the Jazz's biggest weaknesses this last season outside shooting? Because I'm pretty sure that it was. Unless the Jazz draft a point guard with their first draft pick, I think that it would be a very wise pick.
Nope. I'm just a realist. It is not likely that the Jazz are going to move up into the top 3 of the draft with their own draft pick (#12 overall). I was simply looking at from a best-player-available POV. And how do you know that it will be a "waste" of a draft pick, as you call it? Aren't people like you the same type of people that said drafting Gordon Hayward with the #9 overall a "waste" of a draft pick? Look how that one worked out. Especially if the Jazz were to "waste" it on a player like Fredette, who was the highest-scoring player in college basketball this last season. If a player can score in college like that, he will definitely be able to score in the NBA. Wasn't one of the Jazz's biggest weaknesses this last season outside shooting? Because I'm pretty sure that it was. Unless the Jazz draft a point guard with their first draft pick, I think that it would be a very wise pick.