Gets interesting...do the Raptors pounce on Kanter if he's there?Quote:
League sources now believe Jonas Valanciunas goes to Cavs at #4 even if Enes Kanter is still on the board. Story on the mothership shortly.
Gets interesting...do the Raptors pounce on Kanter if he's there?Quote:
League sources now believe Jonas Valanciunas goes to Cavs at #4 even if Enes Kanter is still on the board. Story on the mothership shortly.
I am going in to information overload.......
no kidding! The problem (intriguing thing) with BC is anything can happen, including all the rumours we have seen, and many we haven't thought of.Quote:
Matt52 wrote:
You have to think that Valanciunis or Kanter is a better pick at the 5 than biyombo... wouldn't you?
my votes with kanter, but who knows maybe its another one of those hype tactics, i dont believe in all this hype for valanciunas, i dont think any of the gms believe it either, but we'll see in a few hours :P
God, yes. Without blinking an eye. It would be the second year in a row that a big man unexpectedly dropped. I'd be as giddy as a schoolgirl if that happened.Quote:
MangoKid wrote:
Colangelo could work something that totally shocks us all. You don't know with this guy. He could be lining up a block buster that's currently off the radar for all we know.
Ive never been more excited for the draft in my life.Quote:
Apollo wrote:
Yes.Quote:
ezz_bee wrote:
Neither have i my friendQuote:
enlightenment wrote:
LOL.. would squeal like a little girl and blow kisses at the television?Quote:
Tim W. wrote:
I still don't know about Kanter, but I do enjoy a little intrigue on draft night.
2006. That was a wild draft year.
I don't recall it being that exciting. Plus, the Raptors ended up with the player that everyone expected them to take, and the guy I really DIDN'T want them to take.Quote:
Apollo wrote:
What would you have preferred out of 2006?Quote:
Tim W. wrote:
Yeah because having the 1st overall pick in a draft with no consensus #1 is boring...Quote:
Tim W. wrote:
The #8 pick in the 2004 NBA draft was more exciting for me. Especially when I was crossing my fingers that the first seven teams would pass on Iguodala and they did. Then we announced the Araujo pick and I almost smashed the TV. =P
Hope, uncertainty and violence, now that's excitement!
I was bored with the 2006 draft.
The guy I wanted was Aldridge.Quote:
enlightenment wrote:
But everyone figured Bargnani would go #1, so there really wasn't that exciting. And I don't recall all the rumours flying around like they are now. Although obviously Chicago, Minnesota and Portland did some dealing.Quote:
Apollo wrote:
I clearly remember it being a toss up between him and Aldridge until almost the very end.