Carter Williams was clearly the best player
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05-08-14 05:49 AM #36
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05-08-14 11:47 AM #37
The Greek Freak might end up as the best player from the draft in the long run.
Originally Posted by jjgold
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05-08-14 12:01 PM #38
What team does he play for
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05-08-14 12:47 PM #39
Disagree. Originally Posted by Grits n' Gravy
They babied him for a number of reasons.....I think they actually played it smart with him. He is going to need a couple of years to adjust to the game and to play proper interior minutes, but I really liked what I saw when he was out there this season.
He will never be Nowitski or anything, but this kid has the touch and the size to be a good player, on a good team, for a long time....the problem is that he plays for the Celts, so playing for a good team may not be an option for a while.
Olynyk = a poor man's Kevin Love
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05-19-14 12:50 AM #40
Has to be one of the worst but tough to remember the past classes. Let's take a look at the past ROTY winners for shits.
00-01: Mike Miller
01-02: Pau Gasol
02-03: Amare
03-04: LeBron
04-05: Okafor
05-06: Chris Paul
06-07: Brandon Roy
07-08: Durant
08-09: Rose
09-10: Tyreke Evans
10-11: Blake Griffin
11-12: Irving
12-13: Lillard
That's a pretty good group of players and before them a bunch more in the 90's. I hope MCW keeps the trend going and isn't just average like Tyreke who seems to be the one in that group that doesn't fit, still not terrible though. He needs to work on his jumper and get stronger but with his size, rebounding and defense at the point, he's gonna be in the league for years.
Solid post....
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05-19-14 02:39 AM #41
I looked him up finally. Why does he have a constant look of confusion?
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05-19-14 02:43 AM #42
Couldn't agree with your statement.
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05-19-14 04:08 AM #43
When he helps team crack .500 I'll consider him decent.
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05-19-14 05:55 AM #44
love the list of previous classes. Would like to see where this years crops will head to.
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05-19-14 07:23 PM #45
Maybe a homeless man's Kevin Love. Originally Posted by Dollars2Donuts
Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: d2bets
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05-19-14 10:31 PM #46
Guy was such a turnover machine
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05-19-14 11:19 PM #47
I think Dieng will end of being the cream of this crop
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05-20-14 03:13 AM #48
Like him, just not sure he can shoot well enough. Originally Posted by BigSpoon
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05-20-14 08:46 AM #49
Very weak rookie crop. Oladipo will have the better career.
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05-20-14 09:10 AM #50
Every single post I read from you is borderline retarded. Among starting PGs he was 7th in shot attempts per game, 12th in fg%, and 8th in minutes played. Yea he "sucks in reality", not to mention being 11th in assists and 1st in rebounds. Maybe you should start looking at some stats because you sound like a complete moron daily. Originally Posted by k13
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05-20-14 04:03 PM #51
I also think Dieng will be the best when all said and done Originally Posted by Romocide
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05-20-14 04:07 PM #52
Dieng is almost 30 Common
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05-20-14 04:08 PM #53
Looking forward to seeing how Nerlens Noel does in the NBA. He probably has the most potential and would have been #1, if not for the injury. Hopefully not another Greg Oden. Noel and MCW have known each other a long time and played AAU together, could be a dynamic duo in the future.
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05-21-14 12:54 AM #54
Don't know if Noel can score more than 8ppg.
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05-21-14 01:46 AM #55
With the 3rd and 10th pick, he may just need to defend the rim, rebound, and stay healthy. Who knows how the draft goes, some people have Embiid to the 76ers at 3...twin towers lite style, offense will be hurting. Rather see them get something like Randle, or Parker if he slips then James Young at 10. Maybe Gordon at 10...tough to navigate this draft. MCW with a shooter like Young will be lethal, low post scorer at SF/PF in Randle/Parker along with Noel to defend. Sixers could be a threat if they play this draft right. Originally Posted by Grits n' Gravy
Really like this draft, no clear cut number 1 to me and a lot of players that should stick in the league for years...maybe not all-stars but contributors.
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05-21-14 01:50 AM #56
None of those projected top 10 guys is as big a threat as McDermott. Kid is gonna light it up
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05-21-14 01:58 AM #57
Still not sure on Doug...I'm normally down on the white boys making it in the NBA, as white as I am but I think he has all the tools to make it. He needs to find the right spot. If the Sixers could get Parker at 3 and Dougie at 10 that would be a nice fit too. Originally Posted by TwoWays
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05-21-14 02:01 AM #58
I think nba drafts too much based on athleticism. They don't look at experience and the development of fundamentals and skills. Dougi has it all. And people do say dougi's athleticism is surprising
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05-21-14 02:09 AM #59
Disagree.
They babied him for a number of reasons.....I think they actually played it smart with him. He is going to need a couple of years to adjust to the game and to play proper interior minutes, but I really liked what I saw when he was out there this season.
He will never be Nowitski or anything, but this kid has the touch and the size to be a good player, on a good team, for a long time....the problem is that he plays for the Celts, so playing for a good team may not be an option for a while.
Olynyk = a poor man's Kevin Love
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