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Posted on: Sun, 10/27/2019 - 4:59pm #1138597

high floorParticipant1.) Donovan Mitchell – He’s already top 5 at his position, IMO has a lot more upside to discover, and is an elite teammate. Donovan is number 1 for me.
2.) Jayson Tatum – This pick is based a little bit on upside, as either Fox or Markannan could make a case for this spot. I’ll go with Tatum since wings seem a little more en vogue in today’s game, and he’s shown he can compete at a very high level in the playoffs
3.) DeAaron Fox – Future all star without question. He’s got the "it factor" and plays with great effort and intelligence. Great value here at #3.
4.) Lauri Markannan – This was the toughest selection for me. I considered him at #2. His offensive game is tremendous, and he can get his shot off over anyone. Could average 25ppg sooner rather than later
5.) John Collins – Love Collins. His defense looks improved so far this year, and he is extemely athletic and efficient from all over the floor. Great get at #5.
6.) Lonzo Ball – I’ve liked what I’ve seen a lot from Lonzo thus far. His 3pt shot seems to be considerably improved, and he’s a great defender with excellent court vision. #6 seems like the right spot.
7.) Bam Adebayo – Serious MIP candidate. His passing jumps off the page, and he’s an electric face-up player against slower defenders. Big leap coming for him this year & the main reason why I picked Miami to get home court advantage in 1st rd of playoffs this year
8.) Jonathan Isaac – He’s like a bigger Robert Covington. Can shoot the 3, and is proving to be a real menace on defense. His assertiveness & inconsistent effort on offense is disappointing though. He disappears for too long of stretches & never demands the ball.
9.) Zach Collins – I’m coming around on Collins. If you watch his footwork, he has skills that can’t be taught for a player his size. Add in his shooting, and he could be an above average starting Center within the next few years.
10.) Kyle Kuzma – This kinda feels a couple spots high, but getting a likely 20ppg scorer at ten is good value. I also think he’ll shoot the three better this year with both AD & Bron generating so much attention.
11.) Derrick White – Love this guy. When healthy last year, he was at times the best player on the court for the Spurs. That’s saying something when Aldridge & Derozan are your teammates. Health is a concern….. but he’s got the talent to be a really good guard.
12.) Thomas Bryant – He’s proving to be a really versatile offensive player. Could be Washington’s 2nd best player this year behind Beal.
13.) OG Anunoby – Another guy who could jump up a few spots. Has great feel, can do a lot of things on both sides of the ball, excellent size, and a good teammate. Wouldn’t surprise me if he becomes better than Jonathan Isaac eventually.
14.) Markelle Fultz – I’ve like what I’ve seen from Fultz this year. No, he will not live up to his #1 pick status….. but a good year this year could help him become a good starter for years to come with increased confidence. He still has a ton of talent regardless of his shooting issues, and can help a team win games.
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Posted on: Sun, 10/27/2019 - 5:05pm #1138660

ZouldiersParticipantSuprised Jarrett Allen isn’t on the list. Luke Kennard could move up as well if he keeps it up this season
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Posted on: Sun, 10/27/2019 - 5:09pm #1138661

high floorParticipantFor 16 & 17 I had Monte Morris & Luke Kennard. I think Morris could be a starting point guard on a good team. He can score, has an awesome assist to turnover ratio, and competes on D. He’s just a bit old for his class……….
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Posted on: Sun, 10/27/2019 - 5:33pm #1138662

r377ParticipantI would take OG Anu, Zach collins, Jarrett Allen and Kennard over Isaac.
Dennis Smith and Malik Monk I really liked in college. Disappointing pro careers but I think both will turn it around. New york has always been a mess, Smith needs a change of scenery. Reggie Jacson last season of contract, would love it if the Pistons could get dennis smith jnr
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Posted on: Mon, 10/28/2019 - 12:01am #1138663
frogmanParticipantI don’t think I’ve appreciated how good this draft is. There are plenty of 10 – 12 year vets in this draft and a few will see their fair share of all-star games.
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Posted on: Mon, 10/28/2019 - 12:55am #1138665

HitsterParticipantThis draft class is still developing, Mitchell must have a shot at the All Star game this year. Fox could possibly be number 2 but there isn’t much between him Tatum, John Collins and Markannan.
Frogman also makes a very good point. This class may only have 2 or 3 superstars in it but there is a lot of depth and you could get a very good bunch of solid NBA starters out of it.
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Posted on: Mon, 10/28/2019 - 2:21am #1138666

OhCanada-ParticipantKeep an eye out on OG, he’s been playing very well early on this season. He’s been playing very well off the ball looking for jumpshots, cutting and leaking out in transition. His rebounding and shot blocking has also improved tremendously. Looks alot more like the player he was at Indiana than the previous two seasons. I think you have him slotted relatively well as that 6-15 spot is pretty close and a matter of preference/opinion but I do see him seperating himself from the pack in the coming weeks if he continues this play. The last game he played against Chicago was the best game hes ever played.
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Posted on: Tue, 10/29/2019 - 10:04am #1138693
halfdecayedParticipantI see Tatum is sitll overrated on this website, that’s fine ya’ll will come along. Scoring 20 ppg this year on 20 shots per game, but we’ll see.
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