1993 Draft Discussion
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
I almost pulled the trigger on Houston, but I have so may guys already who are best at SG and still kinda need a PG, so I rolled the dicejibbajabba614 wrote:Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
For sure. Deep point guard class this year.Cellar-door wrote:I almost pulled the trigger on Houston, but I have so may guys already who are best at SG and still kinda need a PG, so I rolled the dicejibbajabba614 wrote:Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
I didn't think Houston would make it to me early on but I figured someone would need another PG and I was thinking once the board started to break between him and Big George, one of the two would likely make itCellar-door wrote:I almost pulled the trigger on Houston, but I have so may guys already who are best at SG and still kinda need a PG, so I rolled the dicejibbajabba614 wrote:Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
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Yeah. I like Muresan but the 3 C+ and A potential are the prison sentences. I don’t think he will be useful at PF because of his quickness. So if he doesn’t develop your left with a 15-20 mpg player.Marzeial wrote:I didn't think Houston would make it to me early on but I figured someone would need another PG and I was thinking once the board started to break between him and Big George, one of the two would likely make itCellar-door wrote:I almost pulled the trigger on Houston, but I have so may guys already who are best at SG and still kinda need a PG, so I rolled the dicejibbajabba614 wrote:Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
Yeah we got a lot of guys that have the potential but I put more ready players to compensate that
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
Oh dang that Rockets pick woulda gone from 18 to 29!
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
Great news as usual on my draft picksjibbajabba614 wrote:
Yeah. I like Muresan but the 3 C+ and A potential are the prison sentences. I don’t think he will be useful at PF because of his quickness. So if he doesn’t develop your left with a 15-20 mpg player.
Yeah we got a lot of guys that have the potential but I put more ready players to compensate that
Houston was the other guy I was deciding upon at 7.
But with Mashburn and Sprewell, didn't think I should go Houston. It's actually why I was a bit upset I didn't get Bradley at 3. I felt like Houston had a chance to be there at 7.
Maybe it will work out in the end.
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Honestly, I like Bradley and Mashburn equally. I probably would have taken Baker because of needs. But between the two the way they simmed, Bradley will get 10ppg/10rpg maybe 4pg if he reaches his potential. Mashburn is easily a 15ppg player and can be a 24ppg type of guy. Even if he doesn’t reach his potential I can see him winning defensive awards because SF is a weak position at the momentDrBradBuss wrote:Great news as usual on my draft picksjibbajabba614 wrote:
Yeah. I like Muresan but the 3 C+ and A potential are the prison sentences. I don’t think he will be useful at PF because of his quickness. So if he doesn’t develop your left with a 15-20 mpg player.
Yeah we got a lot of guys that have the potential but I put more ready players to compensate that
Houston was the other guy I was deciding upon at 7.
But with Mashburn and Sprewell, didn't think I should go Houston. It's actually why I was a bit upset I didn't get Bradley at 3. I felt like Houston had a chance to be there at 7.
Maybe it will work out in the end.
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
For old time's sake I wanted Ghiță in the worst way.jibbajabba614 wrote:Yeah. I like Muresan but the 3 C+ and A potential are the prison sentences. I don’t think he will be useful at PF because of his quickness. So if he doesn’t develop your left with a 15-20 mpg player.Marzeial wrote:I didn't think Houston would make it to me early on but I figured someone would need another PG and I was thinking once the board started to break between him and Big George, one of the two would likely make itCellar-door wrote:I almost pulled the trigger on Houston, but I have so may guys already who are best at SG and still kinda need a PG, so I rolled the dicejibbajabba614 wrote:Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
Yeah we got a lot of guys that have the potential but I put more ready players to compensate that
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
And FBB favors centers over all positions. Reason I gave him a shot at 1.0 MuresanZyme wrote:For old time's sake I wanted Ghiță in the worst way.jibbajabba614 wrote:Yeah. I like Muresan but the 3 C+ and A potential are the prison sentences. I don’t think he will be useful at PF because of his quickness. So if he doesn’t develop your left with a 15-20 mpg player.Marzeial wrote:I didn't think Houston would make it to me early on but I figured someone would need another PG and I was thinking once the board started to break between him and Big George, one of the two would likely make itCellar-door wrote:I almost pulled the trigger on Houston, but I have so may guys already who are best at SG and still kinda need a PG, so I rolled the dicejibbajabba614 wrote:Had Allan Houston at 6…
Surprised he fell.
Rodney Rogers is also a interesting pick. Love the fact he was allowed to play SG. Not a top prospect but still good ratings. Will be interesting to see what kind of player he can become
Yeah we got a lot of guys that have the potential but I put more ready players to compensate that
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Re: 1993 Draft Discussion
Even looking back @ previous classes, I love the fact that steals can actually be found in late 1sts/2nd.
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Biggest 2nd round steal was Mitchell Jordan on the Nets. Smh.800wins wrote:Even looking back @ previous classes, I love the fact that steals can actually be found in late 1sts/2nd.
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So first he cheats, then he steals? smh indeed...The Bean Regime wrote:Biggest 2nd round steal was Mitchell Jordan on the Nets. Smh.800wins wrote:Even looking back @ previous classes, I love the fact that steals can actually be found in late 1sts/2nd.
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Was actually drafted by the Mavs...just lucked out in TC after he gave MJ the rookie extension max for 3 years.UOducksTK1 wrote:So first he cheats, then he steals? smh indeed...The Bean Regime wrote:Biggest 2nd round steal was Mitchell Jordan on the Nets. Smh.800wins wrote:Even looking back @ previous classes, I love the fact that steals can actually be found in late 1sts/2nd.
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Yea I didnt offer as much in FA as I thought he was done growingofftheheezy wrote:Was actually drafted by the Mavs...just lucked out in TC after he gave MJ the rookie extension max for 3 years.UOducksTK1 wrote:So first he cheats, then he steals? smh indeed...The Bean Regime wrote:Biggest 2nd round steal was Mitchell Jordan on the Nets. Smh.800wins wrote:Even looking back @ previous classes, I love the fact that steals can actually be found in late 1sts/2nd.