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Shine88

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  1. 28 minutes ago, og magic fan said:

    Yikes!  Kuminga 5-17 and Moody 4-15.  I never liked Moody but he will be a role player in this league.  But Kuminga I had hopes for but now he is looking like a poor man's Gerald Wallace!  Okay it is just summer league so I am being hyperbolic.

    Wallace is a good comp for Kuminga.


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    Wagner has a very similar skillset to this kid. He was starting to have really good rookie year before he went down with an injury. I think he make a jump in year 2, especially with Russ out of the way. He'll get to take on more ball handling and more than likely will be the 3rd option. 


  3. 18 minutes ago, O_SteveO said:

    This guy Kyler.. lmao

    EDIT: I had no idea how easy it was to embed tweets

    Ziaire and Kuminga are two of the biggest boom or bust guys in this draft. A lot of things needs to go right for those guys to live up to their potential. I'm glad we went with the high floor/low ceiling guy in Wagner. This approach work out very well for Phoenix with Bridges and Johnson, hopefully it does for us, too.


  4. 1 hour ago, TreyMachine said:

    I think the goal here is in FA is the ad veteran locker room presence whom are satisfied with us being the group that will pay them the most to sit at second or third string to be a competitor in practice to help develop our young talent and a positive locker room presence the 7 core guys on our team whom aren’t older than 22. 
     

    I can’t see us signing anyone whom will compete with or take meaningful minutes from our young players. 

    I wouldn't mind us bringing back Otto Porter at the right price. 

    Porter

    Wagner

    Korkmaz

    Trade Ross to Lakers for Talen Horton Tucker and a 1st round draft pick.


  5. 7 minutes ago, TreyMachine said:

    I think you forgot those guys were +/- 6’6”. Franz is 6’11”. From a pure “study’s the game thoroughly” standpoint, sure. But I think Franz has more potential to be a true glue guy with defensive prowess and outside shooting unique to anyone his size. He isn’t quick enough to create his own shot, which makes him more of a quality role player that will bloom on a team with scorer. He doesn’t need the ball in his hands to be effective. 

    Which is why I compare him to Gallo (Knicks tenure). If he can perfect his 3pt shot and ball handling, he could end up being a top 5 player in this draft class.


  6. 10 minutes ago, TreyMachine said:

    I think I’ve said this before, but from a general ceiling standpoint, it feels like Scottie Barnes, should he develop a shot, could be a Giannis type of player as he’s 6’9 (and still growing), a freak athlete, and played PG last year. Floor is much lower than Suggs, but I can see the argument. 
     

    Suggs, at the end of the day, fits our team need more than Scottie Barnes, and for that reason, I would expect he’d be higher on our board. 
     

    time will tell! 

    Idk, I think Barnes might've been our pick had we had the 4th pick. He just fits the player profile for Weltham, but I'm very happy with Suggs, though.


  7. 9 minutes ago, CTMagicUK said:

    Sorry to be the downer but I think people need to pump the breaks on 'likely future all star', 'scoring alpha' and 'face of the franchise' with Suggs. He's an incredibly impressive young guard but he's going to have to take dramatic leaps forward in his half court short creation skills (handles, pull up shooting etc) to be a big time #1 scoring option type guy in the NBA. Let's not forget he was 3rd in PPG at Gonzaga. 

    He did take his game to another level in the tournament. He went from 14ppg to damn near 19 ppg. He was on a veteran team at Gonzaga so he just played his role, but tournament time came he put the team on his back. He almost brought them back in the Baylor game, but Baylor size and athleticism was too much for the Zags. It looked like he was only one from Gonzaga that belonged on the court with those Baylor guy.

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