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Sharife, Springer, Bones, Jared Butler, all still on the board - among others.
Really good value available to people here in the 20s.
Basketball.
As the long list of wings vying for position in the middle of the first round hear their names called, here's a look at the on-ball/off-ball splits of each: pic.twitter.com/7pUThIrQv6
— Synergy Basketball (@SynergySST) July 30, 2021
Feels weird how quiet tonight has been interms of major trades.
We've got Ben Simmons and Lillard both potentially up for trades (definitely for Simmons), we've had speculation about Siakam being moved, about Atlanta wanting to get off one of their guys, about Utah wanting to make big changes going forward, and the result so far has beeeeeeeeen
Nothing. No big player trades. People have shuffled picks and minor players, but no major names moving. There's usually at least one.
Edit: Westbrook trade was reporting way in advance of the draft, I mean there's usually something during the draft itself.
New York is trading No. 21 to Detroit, per source.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 30, 2021
I agree. I?ve noticed this prior drafts though. Second round they might announce more trades. Seems that teams like to wait until they see who they get in first and early rounds before trades are made. At the end of the draft it?s a mess because it all happens at once
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I see people saying that it wasn’t good pick for upside or whatever. In 2016 if we would of taken Brogdon, who also went to Virginia, over say Skal Labissi?re or any other high upside guy you would of been saying the same thing
Sources: Wizards selecting Isaiah Jackson at No. 22.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) July 30, 2021
The problem with that take is that Skal was not a high upside guy. He was a guy who was actually much more in the Wiseman mold: that is, big measurements but is bad at the actual game.
A more accurate comparison would be Brogdon over, say, Pascal Siakam, who was a real project - that is, a guy who clearly had stuff to learn but who had good measurements and dominant statistical profiles and production.
Skal shot 52% from 2 as a 7 footer, shot 65% from the FT line, had a negative offensive BPM, and an assist percentage of 3% lmao
Wizards send No. 22 (Isaiah Jackson) to Indiana for Aaron Holiday, sources said. https://t.co/AL16Q42AFN
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) July 30, 2021
Pacers and Knicks: both in real need of a primary initiator
Pacers and Knicks: both have had 2 picks already in this draft
Pacers and Knicks: Both decide not to draft either Sharife or Springer
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Houston is targeting Usman Garuba at No. 23, per source.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 30, 2021
Another big for Houston
Also high on Houston's board with No. 24 looming: Josh Christopher, per source. https://t.co/6gRsfP3Nzm
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 30, 2021
Wow. I honestly feel like, if we keep the pick, there could still be real value on the board at 35.
Is this like last year where Xavier Tillman went in the late 30s and then was immediately impactful and good as a rookie? Can we pick up a Tillman type?
Between Josh Christopher, Jalen Green, and Kevin Porter Jr, the Rockets are just collecting dudes who are nuclear athletes that run on vibes
The Knicks are on the board at No. 25 and they're targeting Quentin Grimes, per sources.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 30, 2021
Still on the board:
Springer
Sharife
Bones
JT Thor
Jared Butler
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