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What's up with this bynum for the 2 and pieces im hearing about?
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RTncarceratedbob *BREAKING NBA NEWS*Source: #Lakers front office believes deal is done for #2 pick / #Wolves owner still must approve it
I doubt this is true tough.
I always go to IncarceratedBob for my breaking news.
RTncarceratedbob *BREAKING NBA NEWS*Source: #Lakers front office believes deal is done for #2 pick / #Wolves owner still must approve it
I doubt this is true tough.
I always go to IncarceratedBob for my breaking news.
Originally Posted by woody2626
What's up with this bynum for the 2 and pieces im hearing about?
Originally Posted by woody2626
What's up with this bynum for the 2 and pieces im hearing about?
As I wrote in my mock draft, news that Jonas Valanciunas won't play in the NBA next season makes it unlikely the Cavs will select him at No. 4. However, it doesn't mean the Cavs still won't draft him. I'm hearing the Cavs are exploring moving down a few spots in the draft to take him. The goal is to secure another first-round pick to compensate them for not getting Valanciunas to play this season. One potential scenario has the Wizards giving up Nos. 6 and 18 for the No. 4 pick. The caveat? Enes Kanter has to be there at No. 4 for the Wizards. If he's not, there's no deal.
http://espn.go.com/blog/t...rds-swapping-draft-picks
A blog that I read suggested that the Wizards call the Cavs bluff and make them take Valanciunas @4....leaving a bunch of question marks as to what Toronto does at 5. Could be a gamble that pays off and the Wizards not only get their man @ 6 (Kanter), but keep the #18.
As I wrote in my mock draft, news that Jonas Valanciunas won't play in the NBA next season makes it unlikely the Cavs will select him at No. 4. However, it doesn't mean the Cavs still won't draft him. I'm hearing the Cavs are exploring moving down a few spots in the draft to take him. The goal is to secure another first-round pick to compensate them for not getting Valanciunas to play this season. One potential scenario has the Wizards giving up Nos. 6 and 18 for the No. 4 pick. The caveat? Enes Kanter has to be there at No. 4 for the Wizards. If he's not, there's no deal.
http://espn.go.com/blog/t...rds-swapping-draft-picks
A blog that I read suggested that the Wizards call the Cavs bluff and make them take Valanciunas @4....leaving a bunch of question marks as to what Toronto does at 5. Could be a gamble that pays off and the Wizards not only get their man @ 6 (Kanter), but keep the #18.
Originally Posted by Sois Frais G
is marshon brooks good? haerd he has game like kobes....
Originally Posted by Sois Frais G
is marshon brooks good? haerd he has game like kobes....
Originally Posted by JPZx
RTncarceratedbob *BREAKING NBA NEWS*Source: #Lakers front office believes deal is done for #2 pick / #Wolves owner still must approve it
Originally Posted by JPZx
RTncarceratedbob *BREAKING NBA NEWS*Source: #Lakers front office believes deal is done for #2 pick / #Wolves owner still must approve it
Originally Posted by PMatic
And I don't get why Derrick Williams is so adamant about playing SF. Dude is 6'9 and 250 lbs. It's nice to be as well rounded as you can be, but I really doubt he can transition to SF. Just be a PF that can stretch the floor instead of an oversized, limited SF.
Originally Posted by PMatic
And I don't get why Derrick Williams is so adamant about playing SF. Dude is 6'9 and 250 lbs. It's nice to be as well rounded as you can be, but I really doubt he can transition to SF. Just be a PF that can stretch the floor instead of an oversized, limited SF.