I'm not sure this logic is correct in this instance. Some will vote stricktly on name. I'm still going to build my team the "right" way though.Originally Posted by ImSorryMonty
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I'm not sure this logic is correct in this instance. Some will vote stricktly on name. I'm still going to build my team the "right" way though.
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the problem with this, is everyone's shopping their pick, so no one is just picking right away. It's taking forever.
At the end of the day, your arguments as to why your team will beat the other team will matter some. If I have a team that's complimentary of each other, than those arguments are easier to make.
I'm pretty sure my pick will be bad but ill pick right away...nobody waste your time I'm not trading picks. ..players maybe picks no.
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Im trading my pick(OTC) to ImSorryMonty(Pacers?) along with my 7th and 8th rounder for his 3rd, 4th and 5th round picks
Waiting on confirmation in trade thread from Beeball Reasons then ill make the pick
With the 32nd pick in the HR Re-draft, ironically enough, the Indiana Pacers trade for JOHN WALL from the Washington Wizards!
Wall provides the court vision, athleticism, and penetration ability to utilize the talents of Kevin Love and Anthony Davis. He's truly growing into his leadership role as the Wizards are 23-19 since his return from injury this season (after starting a staggering 5-28). Wall will be able to utilize Davis in the PnR and in transition while his penetration and vision should allow for some great looks for C Kevin Love.
In his 3rd year, Wall won't have to rely on his talents so much to overcome the lack of supporting cast, his ability to get to the hoop should allow Davis and Love to really crash the boards on the offensive end.
Last edited by ImSorryMonty; 04-06-2013 at 07:51 PM.
My badWith the 32nd pick in the HR Re-draft, ironically enough, the Indiana Pacers trade for JOHN WALL from the Washington Wizards!
Wall provides the court vision, athleticism, and penetration ability to utilize the talents of Kevin Love and Anthony Davis. He's truly growing into his leadership role as the Wizards are 23-19 since his return from injury this season (after starting a staggering 5-28). Wall will be able to utilize Davis in the PnR and in transition while his penetration and vision should allow for some great looks for C Kevin Love.
Last edited by coltsguy510; 04-06-2013 at 07:57 PM.
HR Sim League Orlando Magic
PG: Luke Ridnour, Delonte West, Greg Minor
SG: Andre Iguodala, Mickael Pietrus
SF: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Boris Diaw
PF: Charlie Villanueva, Ian Mahinimi, Amir Johnson
C: Eddy Curry, Mamadou Ndiaye, Adam Parada
Good job naming people that havent been picked.
@coltsguy Wall is a better distributor and more adept at getting to the line. He's also significantly longer and rebounds the ball more. I needed someone who could create his own shot and distribute, not someone who is more of a pure scorer.
^^ cmon coltsguy lol do not name players that have not been picked
My bad, edited it.
Thanks lol
Is there a rule saying that? Just so I know.Thanks lol
More like an unspoken rule of thumb. You dont wanna tip people off about a certain player that may be flying under the radar
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Got it.
Length, defense, Luol Deng
Raptors take 2012 all star Luol Deng
Last edited by Conroy; 04-06-2013 at 08:23 PM.
Dang good pick. Was a fool's chance he would last to my pick.
Bucs take Brooke Lopez
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****! Great pick, he should have went in the late first. I was hoping he drop to me.
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I'm gonna take my time to make sure my 2nd player has the skills to play with a player the caliber of Dirk. This player will exude class and performance of all his skills. Also, I'm at the wwe hall of fame ATM. So I will be making my pick later tonight but I can promise you it will either be a center or a pg. and 2 of the guys I were scouting were recently pick but fear not, there is always a good backup plan in case and I know I have the next pick.
The New Wave of Pelican Power!
With the 35th pick here in the 2nd round, the Denver Nuggets select: Serge Ibaka
Driving past the key and into the lane off a pick and roll, your power forward or small point guard may think he has an easy trip inside the paint for a thunderous dunk or momentum changing layup. He flutters the ball of hiss fingertips only to find out the terrifying flight of the 6-10, 23 year old Congo Cog, better known as Serge Ibaka! Nuggets officials were shocked that he dropped this low in the draft and just simply couldn't resist. Coming off a year where he was ranked among the elite in NBA defenders (2011-12 ALL NBA 1st Defensive Team), Serge is the reigning and defending NBA Blocks champion and holds an impressive average of 3 blocks a game this season. NBA Teams will have a tough time trying to get anything going offensively in the paint while Serge roams. When asked offensively, Ibaka won't be the one to take risky shots either as he is shooting at an impressive 57% clip from the field. Rival scouts and GM's have marveled at Ibaka's wingspan and rotations on defense.
Denver now sports two elite threats that can challenge any NBA Team in and around the perimeter. Serge will start at Center for Denver alongside PF, Dirk Nowitzki.
im counting on yall not picking the players i need to surround cp3 with.. i have a couple different ideas that should yield a decent team
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