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Thread: 2012 Draft
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03-17-2012, 12:28 PM #4711
Re: 2012 Draft
Of all the wings in the draft, rivers is the one that fits the worst with irving. To score he needs the ball in his hands and we already have an incredibly gifted guard who does that already. Want wings who have more multi faceted games: cut well, shoot, defend, even post up. Don't want to get into another larry and lebron scenario
Michael LewisThere is a tension, peculiar to basketball, between the interests of the team and the interests of the individual. The game continually tempts the people who play it to do things that are not in the interest of the group.
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03-17-2012, 12:37 PM #4712
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Yeah, and I don't really want a 6'4 shooting guard, either. At least Beal is super athletic to make up for it, Rivers doesn't seem to have that.
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03-17-2012, 12:48 PM #4713Rising Star
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Re: 2012 Draft
Here is a name for our first pick that hasnt been mentioned yet-James Mcadoo. If he can play the small forward he might be our man especially if we move up to 7
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03-17-2012, 12:55 PM #4714
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Beal was the only one who really impressed me so far in the tourney. Guy can do it all. Kind of a jack of all trades type guy.

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03-17-2012, 01:00 PM #4715
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03-17-2012, 01:01 PM #4716Kouki, Not Cookie.
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Re: 2012 Draft
There is a fine line between being able to play off the ball and needing the ball in their hands. We DO need more than one playmaker on the team. Hell, that's why we struggled so much with LeBron...he was the only player capable of creating. We can't have Kyrie be our sole creator and it IS beneficial to have the ball out of his hands at times.
Beal isn't all that athletic but he is at least 6'4, maybe listed at 6'5 (lots of different reports but one says 6'4.5" in shoes, so he'd be listed at 6'5 prolly), and he's shown that he can defend at the collegiate level against 3's and sometimes 4's. So his size is definitely not ideal but if he's a solid defender then I don't see a problem with it. I'd rather have Beal's lack of size but proven defensive intensity over Lamb's stupidly excellent size but defensive question marks.i like jorts
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03-17-2012, 01:13 PM #4717Rising Star
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Re: 2012 Draft
I'm not arguing that Rivers is better than any other options at SG. But, you definitely want the ball in more than one person's hands. Rivers should develop in to a big time finisher and I would be very happy if we ended up drafting him, whether it be this year or next year. Can still acquire other guards who can do different things (like Boobie shooting 3's/perimeter defense).
I don't want a PG to be the leading scorer and the go to guy. I want the star PG to be able to set up the go to guy.
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03-17-2012, 01:18 PM #4718YOLO THO BRO
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Re: 2012 Draft
I love Rivers for someone, but not the Cavs and not in this dradt. He needs another year to show that he can play off the ball at least a little and also to pass the ball more.
Next year if he does what i'm thinkin he can, he'll be getting the Steph Curry comparisons.How about a quick simile: Watching the Browns from '99-'12 is like waiting for someone to finish shitting when you've gotta go piss real bad. Now imagine waiting on a 12 year shit...
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03-17-2012, 01:51 PM #4720
Re: 2012 Draft
Chad ford now has mcadoo number seven. wasn't in lottery before. Beware. Had a good couple games, but he's come out of nowhere recently. Don't need another pf anyways
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03-17-2012, 02:27 PM #4721
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03-17-2012, 03:20 PM #4722The Waiter Will Serve You
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Re: 2012 Draft
Jared Sullinger. Yuck no thanks. Everyone liking him should remove the homer goggles ASAP. He struggles against anyone with size, and it just so happens there are a lot of big men with size in the NBA.
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03-17-2012, 03:25 PM #4723Valuable Trading Chip
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Re: 2012 Draft
We NEED to take Aaron Craft, trade Irving for a 2013 1st rounder and build around Craft!
Get it done Grant!
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03-17-2012, 03:27 PM #4724
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03-17-2012, 03:34 PM #4725
Re: 2012 Draft
really? i wouldnt. sullinger has hit 2-2 from 3s today, and i think he could be a nice stretch 4 in the nba. i dont see his upside being as high as PJ3, but his floor is tons higher than PJ3s. you know what you are getting with sullinger: rebounding and a 4 who can hit jumpers. i think he would be great in pick and pop situations. makes free throws. if hes available in the 10-12 area i think thats kind of a steal.


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