Quote (ZxFamily-GuyxZ @ May 11 2018 02:16pm)
Ainge has traded draft picks twice
BK 1st to acquire a star in Kyrie
Acquired Tatum + 1st in return
Ainge and Brad value 1st rounders very highly
Unless we are getting a sure thing(Kyrie) or trade rape(Free 1st)
Safe to assume we are drafting 2019 lol
But those are actually great star players..
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Here’s the problem. A guy with Ayton’s incredible physical tools should block a lot of shots, and he just doesn’t. He’s much bigger and longer than the vast majority of the players he faces in college. If he just stands in front of the rim and waves his arms around, he should block shots by osmosis alone. It’s concerning, because centers who don’t block shots in college have not fared well in the NBA. Ayton is blocking shots at a historically low rate for a future lottery pick. There have been 17 NCAA centers drafted in the top 10 since 2010, and Ayton’s freshman year block rate is tied with Cody Zeller’s for second-lowest among the players in that group. Ayton is averaging only 1.7 blocks per game, with a block rate of 4.3 percent, a full standard deviation under the group average of 8.1 percent. Greg Monroe is the only player who blocked fewer shots as a freshman. Ayton is even behind Jahlil Okafor, who had a block rate of 4.5 percent. Monroe and Okafor are not the company an athletic young center should be keeping.
Quote (WhoBut_WBMason @ May 11 2018 02:15pm)
i was thinking of trying to get in the 5-7 range of picks
you flip flop so much
Ayton can be a beast, or he could not be. My point is I'm more dead set on bringing on Bagley honestly.
This post was edited by pAiLiXziX on May 11 2018 02:17pm