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opting to have his meniscus removed, he was planning to comeback. if he didnt, he shouldve gotten it repaired and sat out the season.
im hearing mid march
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opting to have his meniscus removed, he was planning to comeback. if he didnt, he shouldve gotten it repaired and sat out the season.
im hearing mid march
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LOL you really dont believe that.
I rather have Kendall/Xavier Henry/Kaman and Brandon Knight/Mayo/Larry Sanders
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Ya'll been talking about how washed Danny Granger is for the past two seasons. Now all of a sudden he goes to the Clippers and "Durant's gonna have his hands full" ?The disgust in his face looking at Snell
And Yo... the Clippers are going to the finals this year bruh
Granger on the wing
Durant's gonna have his hands full this off season
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ehh he should have just got it repaired. hes gonna feel that later on in his career.
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This.
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cant really blame him. past injury problems and contract year. he was probably looking to get paid with a long term deal.
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Ever since the start if feb he's been playing like a top 5 pg. Dude is on a tear
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I'm not even a big AI fan, but that's pretty hard to debate.
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If this game were played today, there would be like 30 extra calls 
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i've got some idea changes for my draft reform i'd like some input on:
my idea was initially that all players were eligible to be drafted out of high school, but if they went to a d1 they had to stay 3 years. or they could go to juco for 1 year. then i though, what's the incentive to go juco if you just declare out of high school. here's my new idea to fix that
all players are eligible to be drafted out of high school, however, a player must be at least 1 year removed from high school before he can play in an NBA game. if the player decides he would like to do that, he would be drafted and would play in the NBDL for at least 1 full season before becoming eligible for the NBA.
if a player decides to go to JUCO, he is eligible after his first full JUCO season to be drafted. upon being drafted, it is up to the team whether or not the player will be assigned to the NBA roster, or their NBDL affiliate.
if a player goes to a d1 university, he must remain at that level for 3 seasons before declaring for the NBA draft. again, this player would be assigned to the NBA roster or NBDL affiliate at the team's discretion.
thoughts?
my idea was initially that all players were eligible to be drafted out of high school, but if they went to a d1 they had to stay 3 years. or they could go to juco for 1 year. then i though, what's the incentive to go juco if you just declare out of high school. here's my new idea to fix that
all players are eligible to be drafted out of high school, however, a player must be at least 1 year removed from high school before he can play in an NBA game. if the player decides he would like to do that, he would be drafted and would play in the NBDL for at least 1 full season before becoming eligible for the NBA.
if a player decides to go to JUCO, he is eligible after his first full JUCO season to be drafted. upon being drafted, it is up to the team whether or not the player will be assigned to the NBA roster, or their NBDL affiliate.
if a player goes to a d1 university, he must remain at that level for 3 seasons before declaring for the NBA draft. again, this player would be assigned to the NBA roster or NBDL affiliate at the team's discretion.
thoughts?
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Iverson just said he was holding me the whole time he got on me but whatever lol
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I think the proposed two years removed from HS will be sufficient enough.
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The reason I propose it as such, is hoping that it generates extra revenue into JUCO programs and the NBDL
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Who cares about JUCO though?
I could understand the NBDL argument though.
I could understand the NBDL argument though.
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Just like a struggling restaurant with too big of a menu selection, those are way too many options to make the draft rules effective
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Why would anyone with pro aspirations go to school under those rules?
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I'm not a fan of two years. They're not doing two years to protect the kids. They're doing two years to make more money on them while they're still amateurs.
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i don't think they should be able to hold kids out of the draft if they are good enough to be drafted then let them. Holding them out is taking years off of their NBA Career.
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It's about making the NBA product better. Imagine how good Davis, Durant, Wall, Cousins, etc. would be their rookie years if they stayed one extra year? They might be good enough to avoid those rookie growing pains and be actual franchise players from the jump.
Ideally you want the top pick to be a star from the jump, not a project. Players either massively progress their sophomore years or are exposed like say Perry Jones or Jared Sullinger or Marcus Smart. It sucks for the players but it helps players come in more NBA ready and it gives teams more time to properly scout instead of projecting how they may develop.
Ideally you want the top pick to be a star from the jump, not a project. Players either massively progress their sophomore years or are exposed like say Perry Jones or Jared Sullinger or Marcus Smart. It sucks for the players but it helps players come in more NBA ready and it gives teams more time to properly scout instead of projecting how they may develop.
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Not everyone is NBA ready out of high school.
Who cares about JUCO though?
I could understand the NBDL argument though.
It's just a thought. Juco isn't as important as expanding the NBDL.
THIS. under a new system, you can draft your project guys, and not have to stash them on the end of the bench, or throw them into a fire they aren't ready for.
Put em in the NBDL do they can develop, without sacrificing quality of your NBA product
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i think no matter how many years they're in college they are gonna struggle adjusting to the NBA, so might as well start that process a couple years earlier if the player is good enough to be in the NBA.
Also, nobody is forcing these teams to throw their rookies into the starting lineup and play big minutes
Also, nobody is forcing these teams to throw their rookies into the starting lineup and play big minutes
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How many 17-18 year old Hs seniors do you really think is gonna say to themselves "I'm not ready"?
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