Assuming that he will stay with the pick and not trade it
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Assuming that he will stay with the pick and not trade it
How does the board feel about trading #6 + Evans to ORL for Dipo + Ilyasova?
Or send them 6, Reke, and QPon for Oladipo, Jason Smith, and 41. We would have 39, 40, & 41. Package those picks to get 26 from the 76ers, so they can add more players. Take Bembry, Beasley, or Richardson at 26. Sign Harrison Barnes. Illyasova is a free agent I believe and I would love to get Jason Smith back on this team.
C: Asik, Ajinca
PF: AD, Smith
SF: Barnes, Cunningham
SG: Oladipo, Bembry
PG: Jrue, Frazier
I'd take that team for sure
Really? Dunn would be the only guy I would want over Oladipo. Oladipo is an all around player that can stuff the stat sheet. He can get you 16-18 points, 5 boards, 4-5 assists, and 1-2 steals a game. Dunn is the only one out of the guards that can put up those kind of stats IMO. Dunn will get you more assists, but both Buddy & Murray may give you more points than Dipo.
Nothing against him. I am just vehemently against trading this pick for almost anyone. Not even because of who specifically we get.
Oladipo though? smh
https://www.instagram.com/p/ut9b-Gx3So/
Huh. So that's Thon Maker's build ages ago...
Wonder where he's at now and how much more muscle he can really pack on without slowing down...
The word in Treviso among NBA folks is that Turkish SG Furkan Korkmaz is likely to pull his name out of draft.
— NBADraft.net (@nbadraftnet) 13th June 2016
so one late lottery pick might be gone
today is Early Entry Entrant Withdrawal Deadline
So Valentine has knee issues so we can stop talking about him
Two of the main ones mentioned that could slip some are Denzel Valentine (knees) and Tyler Ulis (hips) https://t.co/IgrNqPRBHJ
— NBADraft.net (@nbadraftnet) 13 th June 2016
To be fair, Dunn had bigger issues with injuries...
Players on other teams are like the other woman. She great until you divorce your wife and marry the other woman
VO is a poor fit for Gentry.
I think Philly will make a trade with Boston or Phoenix. I previously thought Philly would select Dunn. Now I believe Murray will be the pick. Murray will be a point but the offense will flow through Simmons.
My guess for the Pels is now Bender. The dynamics of the organization has shifted with Ferry. Ferry likes shooters and Euros. I don't know anything about Bender except what I read.
Actual injuries (Dunn missed an entire season due to a shoulder injury) should count for more than rumored issues (which could come from teams hoping to depress a player's draft stock).
I have a feeling Dunn and Murray will go top 5. Hield sluips to us I reckon.
There may be a loophole, but the easy answer is no (it has never happened). The Pelicans cannot negotiate with a restricted FA prior to the beginning of free agency (which is after the draft). Therefore, they cannot agree on a contract that would be amenable to a restricted free agent in order for a S&T to even be a possibility.
Yes that's where I'm getting it from. Valentine medical files are going to every team. Its not like Dunn who said he's with holding his medical records from certain teams. So it's not unlikely that's its true. If it is true you still think its worth the risk to take a guy with knee issues? I think the shoulder problem isn't as big especially is his medical record says there is no problem unlike what is seeming to be said about Valentine.
Even if you put aside the CBA and they could somehow agree to terms why would you trade a high lottery pick for someone you could get for just cap space? A star on a rookie scale contract in the new cap environment is gold. You don't give up the potential opportunity to have a cheap star in order to sign a non-star to a huge deal and not have their team match. Cuban's mindset is the right one to take regaridng 1st round picks in the new cap environment: "We won't trade a future pick unless there is a deal good enough that they would fire the other general manager for making."
The following players will participate in a pre-draft workout today with the Pelicans #PelicansDraft pic.twitter.com/SDaZo2uc9X
— New Orleans Pelicans (@PelicansNBA) June 13, 2016
Not too many big men, mostly 3&D and bigger PGs
Remember when injury issues helped Jared Sullinger fall in the draft? He's racked up more win shares than 15 of the 20 players selected ahead of him through four seasons. A higher VORP than everyone but Anthony Davis, Damian Lillard, and Andre Drummond.
Let's rule out Valentine. No way that ever seems foolish with hindsight. Every mock draft proves out to be genius later.
Only the teams know how serious the injury is (or the potential for future issues). However, you cannot assume that if one player plays well after being labeled with an injury that all players will have the same fate. How many other players coming out with injuries are now out of the league?
3 years ago i'd say he has no shot of sticking around - even today it's a long shot. But these bigger guards who can play two positions, distribute and put the ball on the floor are wanted more than ever. I still think he goes undrafted but if there was ever a time he was going to get drafted, he's fortunate to be in this current draft class
Didn't see it posted, but Pels supposedly scheduled a workout with Dejounte Murray. Need to go back and find where I saw it, but remember reading it somewhere this weekend.
Excited we brought in Yabusele. Would love him on the team, but don't see him being around at 39. Prince ibeh could be a very solid backup defensive big with his length and agility, but seems like he still needs a lot of development at 22.
Dejounte Murray has been working out in Cleveland. Teams have seen him there. Only teams he's traveling to: Milwaukee, Utah, PHX, NO
— Matt Petersen (@TheMattPetersen) June 10, 2016