Re: NBA Draft 2020
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2020 11:29 am
Damn Wiseman took it right to those 5-10 dudes with the training pads.
You make a joke, but it's not about that. It's that he's improved his handle enough that you can see it in how he's attacking. You see the cross over and the Euro step. You obviously have to discount that it's against no one with a pad. That's not the point.
Yeah, I get that. The ability to immediately play PF/C at a high level does it. This was more about being in position to draft him, which most likely they won't. I'm not sure that they will be able to convince Wood to come to Phx, if Phx is thinking about keeping Saric. I'm not sure they would have enough money to entice him and may not go down that path. How would Wood fit in the culture the Suns have created, what kind of guy is he? I'm just not sure.
No.ShelC wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:14 pmIs that really the criteria tho? If Robinson ends up even 14-12-3 guy who plays hard all the time and isn't a knucklehead, would that be enough? And I'd look for a larger deal like Ayton and our potential 10-15 pick this year for Mitch and their pick in the 3-6 range if it lands there. They can have Jerome too if they insist.
Hell no it’s not the criteria. You’re willing to trade a young big that will be a 25-30 points and 15 rebounds guy in a couple of years for some guy that may average 14 and 12? Please. Have some patience and get over what you see as a bad attitude. He has played 1 year in college, 1 1/2 years in the NBA and you want to give up on him? That would be the dumbest move ever. Next year will be a big step for him, but I think the year after that we will see him dominate on a regular basis and be a top 10 player in the league. Big men need time. Shaq had 3 years in college, Duncan had 4, Robinson had 4, etc, etc, etc.ShelC wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:14 pmIs that really the criteria tho? If Robinson ends up even 14-12-3 guy who plays hard all the time and isn't a knucklehead, would that be enough? And I'd look for a larger deal like Ayton and our potential 10-15 pick this year for Mitch and their pick in the 3-6 range if it lands there. They can have Jerome too if they insist.
There are games where Ayton sleep walks to those numbers, so yeah, I want more than Robinson and a pick that might be in the 3-6 range in a draft that isn’t considered very good. Also, I don’t know why the Suns would add their draft pick here, it’s the Knicks that should be adding more picks, not the suns.ShelC wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:14 pmIs that really the criteria tho? If Robinson ends up even 14-12-3 guy who plays hard all the time and isn't a knucklehead, would that be enough? And I'd look for a larger deal like Ayton and our potential 10-15 pick this year for Mitch and their pick in the 3-6 range if it lands there. They can have Jerome too if they insist.
I mean, he would have to do something like beat up a woman or be selling drugs/guns or something just so reprehensible for me to get to this point. The diuretic thing and the missed test, to me, are really dumb, but I don't see as reasons to give up on him. I just think these kinds of things is just immaturity that, with the right support around him, he'll grow out of.Superbone wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:25 pmNo.ShelC wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:14 pmIs that really the criteria tho? If Robinson ends up even 14-12-3 guy who plays hard all the time and isn't a knucklehead, would that be enough? And I'd look for a larger deal like Ayton and our potential 10-15 pick this year for Mitch and their pick in the 3-6 range if it lands there. They can have Jerome too if they insist.
That is an unrealistic conversation, and you know it. They would ask for a 2nd round pick.Superbone wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:35 pmI'd love to hear the Knicks reaction when they get that call. They'd probably swallow their tongue and be unable to speak for a few minutes before regathering their composure. "Yes... we're interested." Knicks assistant then whispers to the Knicks GM: "Psst. See if they'll throw in Oubre too."