Reply With QuoteNot even close. We draft him, he starts on opening night and would be disappointed if he doesn't. That doesn't make him NBA starter material (Re: MKG and Biz this year).Originally Posted by CorbKicks8
Apology accepted. I stand by it however. Most of the lottery picks are going to be picked based on potential and not how the currently play (like most years). From what I've seen from guys projected high in the upcoming draft, I don't see a finished enough product that makes them NBA starter material from day one.
I'm interested in knowing who you think is going to be enough of an impact player coming out that could match up with established NBA starters at their respective position.
"The owners are fighting for a system that will help save them from bad general managers and poor basketball decisions." --Kurt Helin via spectre
Not even close. We draft him, he starts on opening night and would be disappointed if he doesn't. That doesn't make him NBA starter material (Re: MKG and Biz this year).
"The owners are fighting for a system that will help save them from bad general managers and poor basketball decisions." --Kurt Helin via spectre
McLemore and Shabazz are already better than MKG & Biz thought. He will def start no doubt in my mind
John Wall & C.J. Leslie
Kemba, McLemore, MKG,__________, Biyombo. I think if we get McLemore in the draft we need to trade/sign a power forward, someone like Milsap/Horford
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You're probably right about the first...they sure look it...definitely better offensively. Totally agree on your second statement.
My argument is that while a handful of rookies drafted this year will start on their team next year (and ours will and am I glad for it) I don't think any of them are starter material, per se, from the get go.
I hope that makes sense...in my mind it does but I dunno.
"The owners are fighting for a system that will help save them from bad general managers and poor basketball decisions." --Kurt Helin via spectre
Lol @Beagle I was mean last night sorry I sounded mean
John Wall & C.J. Leslie
Ajinca (French for wasted draft pick)
i don't think mclemore or bazz are better than MKG....in the 2012 draft they would not have gone as high as MKG did or was projected to
9 pts 5 rebs....
John Wall & C.J. Leslie
MKG is not even close to them offensively.
Ajinca (French for wasted draft pick)
ok but im talking in the contexts of the 2012 draft would either of them have gone as high as MKG went? no
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