Knux-Future
Banned
I want Lamb.
I doubt he falls to us tho...
I doubt he falls to us tho...
Marc J. Spears ‏@SpearsNBAYahoo
Kings will not entertain trading 5th pick until they see who is available, sources tell Y! Word is Sacramento loves Kansas' Thomas Robinson.
Good thing he won't be there then.
We need a reliable wing. Our FO better not be fucking talking about drafting a big.
i have a feeling drummond is going to be a rocket
MEHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I feel for you bro.
I know my FO is lazy and won't o shit...you know your FO is dumb and will do bad things.
They are going to over think it
i'm so sorry
lets play bf3 later
viakado was a dumb and was playing on 64 player CQC servers lolololololololololol
any Live 13 footage?
Draft talk always has me anticipating a new basketball game.
Leaning towards Live 13 for working online mode.
Gonna love the Wiz board when the Cats draft T-Rob at 2 and we draft MKG anyway.
Literally no shooters on the roster lol
And I aint even mad
Because‏
Then why did we trade the pick in the first place?
Spurs are shopping forward DeJuan Blair, league sources tell Y! Spurs have Euro picks they could bring over next season, need roster space.
Boston is aggressively working to move up into the late lottery, if not higher, league sources tell Y!. Celtics own No. 21 and 22 picks
Adrian Wojnarowski ‏@WojYahooNBA
Spurs are shopping forward DeJuan Blair, league sources tell Y! Spurs have Euro picks they could bring over next season, need roster space.
You can find dudes that can shoot on the cheap every summer. They could easily pick up somebody like Danny Green or Bellineli.
Cleveland has intensified its background checks on Waiters, and sources in direct contact with Cavs officials believe Waiters would be the franchise's choice over Kansas Thomas Robinson should the Charlotte Bobcats select Michael Kidd-Gilchrist at No. 2, and the Washington Wizards take Beal at No. 3.
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The Toronto Raptors have stayed aggressive in their pursuit to move past the Golden State Warriors at No. 7 and secure Waiters, league sources said. Multiple league executives believe Toronto (No. 8) and Phoenix (No. 13) made it clear to Waiters agent they wouldnt let him slide past them. At the start of the process, Waiters was projected to go in the Nos. 15-25 range. He has rapidly ascended into the top half of the lottery.
Theres a small pocket of Golden State management thats a proponent of drafting UConn center Andre Drummond with the seventh pick, but several Warriors officials are less enthusiastic about him. Waiters has strong support among the Warriors' front office and coaching staff, along with North Carolinas Harrison Barnes. Waiters' ability to attack the basket and get to the foul line is appealing for a Golden State team that ranked among the leagues worst in free-throw attempts.
Golden State has also shown a willingness to trade the No. 7 pick and move back in the first-round if none of the team's desired targets are available. The Warriors also own the 30th pick.
According to sources, the Cavs have narrowed their list down to three players: Florida's Bradley Beal, Kentucky's Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and North Carolina's Harrison Barnes.
The Cavs covet Beal, but are convinced that the Wizards will select him with the No. 3 pick. They have had discussions about swapping picks with the Bobcats at No. 2 to select Beal, but as of Thursday afternoon, they still didn't have a deal with Charlotte.
If the Cavs stay at four and Beal is off the board, their front office has been torn between Kidd-Gilchrist and Barnes. While Barnes provides more punch offensively, the Cavs are intrigued by the defensive abilities and leadership qualities of Kidd-Gilchrist. Kidd-Gilchrist and Irving were high school teammates and won a state championship together.
Sources say that as of Thursday, Kidd-Gilchrist had a slight lead over Barnes for the No. 4 pick.
The Cavs have also shown interest in Dion Waiters and Terrence Ross, but sources say that interest doesn't extend to the No. 4 pick. The Cavs have been trying to acquire another Top 10 pick and would consider those players there if they can make a deal.
That doesn't mean the Bobcats will be more inclined to use the No. 2 pick on a small forward, Cho said.
Cho lives by the philosophy of "draft talent and trade for need," meaning the Bobcats could still fill the small forward position in free agency or via trade. Cho's philosophy means the Bobcats will draft "the best player available" regardless of who's on the roster.
Higgins said drafting a small forward simply because that is the team's most glaring need right now would be "shortsighted."
"You have to look at all things considered, and the draft is just the next order of business in terms of building your team," Higgins said. "You also have the ability to trade and free agency is right around the corner where you can upgrade, too."
Also, I've been assured that it's possible that the Kings would pass on Kidd-Gilchrist if he remained available.
Draftexpress said:Sources say Minnesota offered Derrick Williams to Charlotte in exchange for the #2 pick. Bobcats quickly rejected.
Draftexpress said:Sources say Minnesota offered Derrick Williams to Charlotte in exchange for the #2 pick. Bobcats quickly rejected.
Jonathan Givony ‏@DraftExpress
Derrick Williams is a good reminder of how fickle perceived value can be at times. One year ago, he was untouchable. Today, he's trade bait
Marc J. Spears ‏@SpearsNBAYahoo
Kings (owners of 5th) also high on Harrison Barnes, too.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20...ines-jared-sullinger/index.html#ixzz1z6cEs1Ag
These are trade pieces either for Orlando's Dwight Howard or another star, but that doesn't mean Morey will be able to make that play before they actually become Rockets players. He knows this, of course, and that's why sources said Houston asked Baylor power forward Perry Jones to come in for a second visit on Wednesday night, a surprise meeting as part of the team's 11th-hour prospect homework. Jones could become the selection with one of the three picks, but it's sure convenient that, as one of the sources said, Jones is high on the Magic's list (they pick at No. 19) and thus plays this role to perfection.
nooo, I wanted him to drop to 8. Fuck, now we'll be stuck with Rivers.You know what? If MKG is gone, I'll fucking take him. Fuck it.
Just please, please, please don't trade the pick or instead draft Lillard, Drummond, or Henson.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/46800/truehoop-tv-thomas-robinson-and-jayla
Thomas Robinson talking about his life with his baby sister since they have both lost their whole family.
Now, here's someone who is not a kid. I have always said I really like Robinson, but this video just shows so much character, I can't help but being a fan already.
He still has holes in his game he needs to improve and honestly he would have benefitted from another year in college. You have to remember when Rivers started with Duke, his lone offensive move was driving to the hoop, flailing into someone for contact, that was it and he was not good. When refs stopped calling that shit, he had to improve his finsih and did. He still needs to go left and develop a mid range.
I just don't want people to misinterpret River's shot selection as selfish when usually the second option was jack a 3 or hope Mason Plumlee could put up a shot without having to hold the ball for 2 seconds before he did something with it. The team had all sorts of problems, Rivers supposed attitude was not one. If it was, then the BBall program is doing a far better job of hiding it than they did with McRoberts. I think its lazy analysts promoting a narrative that people want to believe. They look at numbers and percentages, and not the actual games
Drummond, Lamb, and Jones III would be hilarious. So much jumpoutofthegym with a lot of bust potential. Actually, I would be okay with not trading those guys if we got them, though slightly disappointed.
I dunno, I hear alot of people high on Lillard as more complete that Barnes. Not as a high ceiling and definitely not the star potential, but will be solid.You know what? If MKG is gone, I'll fucking take him. Fuck it.
Just please, please, please don't trade the pick or instead draft Lillard, Drummond, or Henson.
Sam Amick said:One executive said on Wednesday night that Cleveland (No. 4) was under the impression that Portland was attempting to use its No. 6 pick to get Washington's No. 3 pick and draft Syracuse shooting guard Dion Waiters. Then Yahoo! Sports reported that the Cavs -- who were at the front of that line of teams trying to get to No. 2 in order to pick Florida shooting guard Bradley Beal -- were seriously considering Waiters at No. 4.
LOL at these rumors:
Where is this Dion Waters shit coming from?
Why not go for potential? Since apparently no superstar wants to be here, we should just roll the dice with a bunch of high potential prospects. Though, that's pretty much what happened with the '09ers and Morey might still feel burned.
I dunno, I hear alot of people high on Lillard as more complete that Barnes. Not as a high ceiling and definitely not the star potential, but will be solid.
Although Kings don't need to draft a PG, you're right.
Question thoug, can he actually convert to the point? And do so without being a hinderence to offensive flow? Basically have you seen or heard anything that suggests he isn't going to end playing asshole ball most of the time, taking shots away from better player aka Gordon.
How do you guys feel about Chad Ford?
I feel like he's getting forced down our throats because ESPN is desparate to have a basketball Mel Kiper.
At least he's not Broussard.
How do you guys feel about Chad Ford?
I feel like he's getting forced down our throats because ESPN is desparate to have a basketball Mel Kiper.
At least he's not Broussard.
If we draft Barnes he'd instantly be the 2nd best player on our roster in terms of offensive capability.
heh, no.
Same here.... life sucks.
Probably 3rd best behind DMC. Somehow forgot about Thornton.
And I still can't believe you're defending Jimmer's inconsistent as shit offensive game.