Atlanta did brilliantly. They got the most NBA-ready player in the draft and the most NBA-ready PG.
I love what Golden State is doing as well. Wright fits really well and Lasme is an awesome inside presence, which they didn't have before. I don't know a lot about Belinelli, but if he is an athletic shooter, he obviously will fit right in.
I don't know what the Bulls are doing. Noah and Gray ... umm, what?
I'm not crazy about the Lakers draft either. Crittendon and the Asian are both high-risk, low-return picks.
I love what Golden State is doing as well. Wright fits really well and Lasme is an awesome inside presence, which they didn't have before. I don't know a lot about Belinelli, but if he is an athletic shooter, he obviously will fit right in.
I don't know what the Bulls are doing. Noah and Gray ... umm, what?
I'm not crazy about the Lakers draft either. Crittendon and the Asian are both high-risk, low-return picks.
I do not agree that Atlanta did great at all. They had two high picks so ofcourse should improve, but I can't really argue the Horford pick due to their needs but he will not be a great NBA player. And Law will be a disaster. His game does not translate to the NBA at all IMO. Cannot shoot that well, not able to keep the quick points in front of him. Cannot blow by his man. Just don't see it.
Good to see you posting Viking. Good luck and God Bless you and your family.
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You might have already seen this, but here is him at the 2006 NBA draft.
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