Originally Posted by Al3xis
guys I like going into tomorrow night without much publicity:
Terrence Ross - why are Rivers/Waiters separating from the other SG's when Ross (and Lamb) actually have NBA SG size/length and can defend?
Terrence Jones - he already knows how to play a part on a team and win. He meshes well with talent - defends and should develop a nice face up game.
Marquis Teague - again, Cal calls you the best pick and roll defensive PG he's ever had - that means something - especially in today's NBA. I sound like 'college guy' with the UK kids, but I'm drinking the blue kool-aid, those kids compete and make plays with very few mistakes.
Moe Harkless- another year in college and he's in the lotto. He's need a jump shot, I think he can get one. Maybe he's Earl Clark 2.0 but he was as good as JR year Earl Clark as a FR and is more consistent.
Will Barton - On one hand, he can't shoot and can be a loose cannon. On the other, he put together a hell of an unnoticed season and by all accounts his workouts have gone well.
Bernard James - He'll defend and compete like crazy. that's good enough for a back up center.
Johnson-Odom - defends. Can spot up and hit 3's. those guys find homes.
Cunningham- great athlete. Defends, defends, defends. Better on offense than given credit for.
Tyshawn Taylor- 6'4, athletic and one of the best on ball defenders in the draft (I'm on a defensive kick, too). Mistake prone guys aren't ideal in a back up PG but I'd be willing to work through them.
Tony Mitchell- 2% chance he gets drafted and that's a shame although self-inflicted. Outside of MKG, I can't think of many guys that impact the game better in transition and on the defensive end than him from the SF position.
Oh, and Drummond and Henson shouldn't be falling out of the top 8 but I've made it known I like both.