Could see the Warriors trading it. D-Lo + Top 4 pick would have to get you something decent.
If the Warriors were in a position to draft Wiseman they'd absolutely jump at it.
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Could see the Warriors trading it. D-Lo + Top 4 pick would have to get you something decent.
I thought Kuz was off limits and that was why Ingram and Hart were pieces along with pick 4Not sure if that was ever offered or likely to be accepted. I think we got pick #4 instead of Kuzma, not Ingram.
Ingram always had the higher ceiling, Kuzma was just more of a known quantity.
Needs a run of games, keeps getting injured.
I think he'll be a bust in terms of spending a #2 pick on him, but he can still be a starting level point guard on the right team - if he makes a few improvements.
I think Rubio is the best career trajectory for him to aim at. Michael Carter-Williams is the career trajectory to avoid.
He's not as good off the dribble as Rubio, which necessitates him taking more threes in a half court setting. On the other hand his height and wingspan means he could potentially eclipse Rubio as a defender.
Like Rubio, he needs the right team around him though. Obviously he's not good enough to mandate building your entire roster around, so some of it will come down to money.
If he improves and proves a decent-ish fit with Zion, then I reckon we may well keep him around in the $10 mill per season range. If Daddy Dearest starts popping up advocating for $20 million plus though, I reckon we'd happily let him walk in restricted free agency.
Not sure if that was ever offered or likely to be accepted. I think we got pick #4 instead of Kuzma, not Ingram.
Ingram always had the higher ceiling, Kuzma was just more of a known quantity.
Needs a run of games, keeps getting injured.
I think he'll be a bust in terms of spending a #2 pick on him, but he can still be a starting level point guard on the right team - if he makes a few improvements.
I think Rubio is the best career trajectory for him to aim at. Michael Carter-Williams is the career trajectory to avoid.
He's not as good off the dribble as Rubio, which necessitates him taking more threes in a half court setting. On the other hand his height and wingspan means he could potentially eclipse Rubio as a defender.
Like Rubio, he needs the right team around him though. Obviously he's not good enough to mandate building your entire roster around, so some of it will come down to money.
If he improves and proves a decent-ish fit with Zion, then I reckon we may well keep him around in the $10 mill per season range. If Daddy Dearest starts popping up advocating for $20 million plus though, I reckon we'd happily let him walk in restricted free agency.
Wiseman gives me Whiteside vibesIf the Warriors were in a position to draft Wiseman they'd absolutely jump at it.
I thought Kuz was off limits and that was why Ingram and Hart were pieces along with pick 4
Could potentially be wrong but I remember the lakers were adamant about not letting him go
I love Rubio. I’m not sure Lonzo can control a game, and especially the pace of a game like Rubio can. He does need to find a niche. He is not a star.
When are the Pistons going to blow it up?
a pairing of Blake and Drummond just doesnt work anymore (not that it ever did while they had them but previous era it may have been a bit better)Recruiting Rose, Kieff & Snell indicates that they still thought they had something going, against all available evidence.
Will probably wait for Griff and Jackson to get healthy on that note, I suspect. If/when they get healthy and (if) they still suck, they should be selling in Feb.
Building around a guy like Drummond is hard right now.
Wiseman gives me Whiteside vibes
just seems to have the exact same play styleHow?