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would give us a skilled big man.For still frame photograph of me reading the DeRozan thread please refer to my avatar -
When did Jonas die?thead wrote: View Post
Seriously the shots at Jonas on this board lately are annoying.Comment
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ESPN and DraftExpress both have Sabonis #27. Who has him top 10?Modeliukas wrote: View PostIf we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.Comment
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nba draft.net has him top 103inthekeon wrote: View Post
NBADraft.net is more close to real life. Draft Express is a fu**in hype machine, just terrible in terms of real basketball scouting. It has a more nice interface and youtube channel but it's just a bad place to look for info.Comment
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Don't want Sabonis, he cannot play defense"Both teams played hard my man" - SheedComment
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Nylon calculus says bs!Modeliukas wrote: View Post
http://nyloncalculus.com/2015/06/26/...15-nba-drafts/If we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.Comment
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Jonas has been disrespected a lot in this club especially by a lot of Casey's decisions on him last season not letting Jonas fully unleash himself. But apart from that some people can be really inpatient but unrealistic to, some people need to understand Jonas was never meant to be a huge superstar like Dwight in his prime , Jonas is definitely above average and will only grow as a player being only 23 his best days are ahead of him but right now people expect to much from him, cause you gotta remember a lot of centers not all but a lot develop later in the game. A few years down the road I could see him averaging 16/10 with similar percentages and blocks. Maybe with Toronto, maybe not. They don't seem to use him very well so far with a guard heavy offense, and I believe that with another team with more faith in him, he could have evolved even further by now.JWash wrote: View PostComment
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Except he's wrong. nba draft.net is good, but Ford and DraftExpress are better.Wild-ling#1 wrote: View PostThanks.
If we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.Comment
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WHAT!Modeliukas wrote: View Post
Draft Express has been point on about the draft for the most part. Also, they just got bought out by Yahoo and Woj to cover the draft contents of NBA; if that gives you any indication of their validity.
Well, if you think Woj is BS then disregard that. But then again if you think Woj is BS you probably doubt your existence too.Comment
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I think trading DEN/NYK pick 4 Bobby Portis is a good way to use it. If it's not top 5 pick.No new friends (c)Comment
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I don't think that was thead's intent (based more on years of thead than what he wrote).JWash wrote: View Post
Adding skilled big men is always a good thing though.Heir, Prince of Cambridge
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I haven't watched as much college ball yet as I would have liked, so can only really say for certain is Denzel Valentine. Great 6th man ready skills. Polished player from the Tom Izzo factory of smart players.mcHAPPY wrote: View PostHeir, Prince of Cambridge
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was not a shot at Jonas. perhaps I should have said "another" skilled big man.JWash wrote: View Post
*I'm actually a big fan of Jonas for the recordFor still frame photograph of me reading the DeRozan thread please refer to my avatarComment
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My bad thead I've just seen a lot of those lately so thought it was another one sorry
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