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i search for the exact link or article but could not find, but Chad Ford hinted that MJ was not totally sold on MKGQuote:
Originally Posted by Jerp
I listed some sources, some not totally reliable,
http://kentuckysportsradio.com/?p=112922
http://www.rufusonfire.com/2012/6/11...ot-sold-on-mkg
http://www.allkyhoops.com/2012/06/mi...g-as-no-2.html
I read it some where else but can't find it.
i think Robinson has the full package and would be a solid pick for us.
I saw today where someone had posted chad ford's latest mock and he said that charlotte was still looking @ possibly moving the pick, but if they kept it, all indications coming out of their camp were that robinson is the guy.And that jordan also liked barnes(trade down option?) and was not very high on mkg.I see robinson,barnes,and drummond probably being our top 3 in that order.And you could make an argument for each i guess.As far as harkless, you have to remember that he was lavin's recruit,not dunlap's. And the fact that moe's first comment about his hiring was about how they were made to do wind sprints if they yawned @ a 6am practice,tells me that he might not have enjoyed playing for him that much.That's just my take.
I think Moe's next post was that he was a great coach. He was just following up a buddy's tweet about how "intense" coach Dunlap was.Quote:
Originally Posted by westbrook08
It sounds like a classic case of a tough coach that is liked and respected by his players.Quote:
Maurice Harkless @moe_harkless
Dunlap a great coach, better person. Strong passion and is dedicated to the game more than any coach I've had. No doubt he'll be successful
I still don't think we draft Moe unless something crazy happens, certainly not with a high pick.
Ok.I stand corrected.Good find bro!
I no believe it is inevitable that the Bobcats are going to trade the #2 Draft Pick. Most likely to the Cleveland Cavaliers. I have read rumors of the Bobcats traded pick #2 for #4, #24, and #34 from Cleveland. If that turns out to be the deal and taking into account what draft would your prefer? (taking into account Dunlap wanting to improve 3-point shooting)
Scenario #1
#4 - Harrison Barnes - 6'8 SF
#24 - Andrew Nicholson - 6'9 PF
#31 - John Jenkins - 6'4 SG
#34 - Scott Machado - 6'2 PG
Scenario #2
#4 - Thomas Robinson - 6'9 PF
#24 - Festus Ezeli - 6'11 C
#31 - John Jenkins - 6'4 SG
#34 - Darius Miller - 6'7 SF
Scenario #3
#4 - Thomas Robinson - 6'9 PF
#24 - Quincy Miller - 6'10 SF
#31 - Doron Lamb - 6'4 PG/SG
#34 - Miles Plumlee - 6'11 C
I'd definitely love Scenario #1. However, I'd take Draymond Green at the #24 pick. Andrew Nicholson is still good though. I guess its a personal preference of mine. If this were to happen all my requests would be answered. lol
Voted for Scenario 1. Even though I am a T-Rob guy, Barnes has grown on me a lot, and that combination of players gives us 2 starters, a sixth man, and a backup PG - all desperate needs for us.
I thought about putting Draymond Green @24 in that scenario but a 6'9.5" Nicholson w/ a 7'4" wingspan and an excellent jump shot would be too much for me to pass up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiz Kid
If we do pick up the Cavs 2nd rounder as well, I think I would rather package both of the 2nd's for another 1st or use one of them in combination with 24 to move up a bit. I dont think we really have room for 4 rookies.