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Worst shooters from NBA Draft Combine on Thur: Myck Kabongo (32%), Shabazz Muhammad (36%), Andre Roberson (42%)
Shabazz quickly moving to "Kyle Korver if Korver couldn't shoot" status.
Worst shooters from NBA Draft Combine on Thur: Myck Kabongo (32%), Shabazz Muhammad (36%), Andre Roberson (42%)
Shabazz is having a bad week
When was the last time a sure number one guy fell from the lottery?
Gay?
he's going to be a kingdeserves to be on the 6ers
Gay went 8th.
BJ Mullens was projected #1 overall for the 2009 draft and fell to 21st, Perry Jones III fell to 28th in 2012 after being projected #2 overall in 2011.
Kenyon Martin?I can't believe a GM would be stupid enough to draft Noel in the top 15.
Was there ever an injured college/high school player going into the draft that panned out to be anything?
Kenyon Martin?
Really similar draft to that one actually :lol
I can't believe a GM would be stupid enough to draft Noel in the top 15.
Was there ever an injured college/high school player going into the draft that panned out to be anything?
According to Lakers fans they're in trouble
Nevermind there's less than $35million committed in 2015, including Lee and Steph's extension
Cody Zeller's standing vert of 35.5" was highest ever recorded for player 6-9 or taller in last decade. #NBADraftCombine
The Indiana training facilities for vertical leap testing must be awesome.
Might draft zeller now
His upside is pretty high with that athleticism. Blake Griffin like.
Warriors have really no offseason moves to make other than swapping expiring contracts of Biedrins and Jefferson for a good player. Next year is going to depend on consistency from Barnes and Thompson as well as a full recovery for Bogut and Curry.
kyrie
oops you're a moron
to be fair, that was just a toe injury AND he did play in the NCAA tournament so
take that salty
still waiting to hear why the nets didn't win the lottery last year like you said
Maybe Jackson could learn some plays too.
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Small Forwards taking the floor and no Shabazz Muhammad today.
Jazz fans (for sure) and Bucks fans (maybe) will take note. Dennis Schroeder, the German PG charging up draft boards, has singled out Utah and Milwaukee as preferred destinations on draft night. Which is particularly relevant since the interest may be mutual and both will be picking in the right range, with the Jazz probably at 14, barring a long-shot climb into the top three on lottery night, and the Bucks at 15.
As Schroeder himself pointed out to me, the Jazz have the position need as Mo Williams heads into free agency. (Good chance they'd have the need even if Williams wasn't.) When we talked and I asked what he considered the best option for the start of his NBA career, Utah was the first place he mentioned.
Schroeder is pretty small, but I wouldn't mind him at 14 at all.
He's got a 34" vert and bigger hands than Kenneth Faried, which is impressive. Looks like he's slightly taller than Chris Paul, no?
He's got a 34" vert and bigger hands than Kenneth Faried, which is impressive. Looks like he's slightly taller than Chris Paul, no?
That vert sucks
burke's lane agility numbers are not good, obviously can't put that much stock into combine shit after farmar had a 42 inch vertical but still
34" puts him in the same territory as Jrue Holiday, and ahead of Darren Collison, Tony Douglas and Eric Maynor.
Maybe "impressive" was hyperbole for the vert, but it's not "sucks" territory.
None of those guys are impressive athletically other than Jrue, and he's 6'4. Dennis is 6'2. He's got long arms but as a guy who is going to be expected to penetrate that vert is kind of meh.
Wouldn't mind KP at all!Raptors GM Bryan Colangelo: MLSE hires firm to look for possible replacement, sources say
The deadline to determine the future of Raptors president and general manager Bryan Colangelo is quickly arriving. According to NBA sources, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and new chief executive officer Tim Leiweke has to decide by Monday on whether to pick up Colangelos option year for 2013-14. That will end a drawn-out saga of Colangelos future thats been in question since Leiweke took over as the majordomo at Maple Leaf Sports last month. While not officially on the job yet, Leiweke has been given all responsibility to determine Colangelos fate. The two men have met and discussed plans for the Raptors future but neither has spoken publicly about their feelings.
And Leiweke is not conducting the search for a possible replacement on his own; multiple NBA sources say MLSE has hired a head-hunting firm to whittle down a list of possible replacements. Two names being tossed around NBA circles at the leagues annual draft combine are Kevin Pritchard, currently the general manager of the Indiana Pacers and Troy Weaver, the vice-president and assistant general manager of the Oklahoma City Thunder. There may be others on any short list compiled by the unnamed search firm but neither of those are seen as the slam-dunk, high-profile executives many were expecting to emerge from Leiwekes search. Pritchard has been the general manager in Indiana since 2012, joining the Pacers from a similar position with the Portland Trail Blazers.
He's got a 6'7.5" wingspan. That's shooting guard territory. Many of the 6'4-6'5 players measured with that wingspan.
He's got long arms and giant hands, that's a huge benefit in the NBA.
Where do you guys see Adams going? I would love for the Suns to make a trade for a pick in the teens for him. I know he's going to be a project but we've got nothing but time and I think he'll wind up being a very solid 5 in a couple of years.
burke's lane agility numbers are not good, obviously can't put that much stock into combine shit after farmar had a 42 inch vertical but still
I see Adams going in the top 8.Where do you guys see Adams going? I would love for the Suns to make a trade for a pick in the teens for him. I know he's going to be a project but we've got nothing but time and I think he'll wind up being a very solid 5 in a couple of years.
Stern needs to rig the draft so the Kings get the first pick. It worked for the Hornets right? Why not the Kings.