We pick up where we left off. Just after the lottery. This year’s draft is deep with guys that will be contributors for teams for years to come with plenty of sleeper potential. We’ll keep the same format with Josh’s picks first and mine below. #15. Portland – Luke Kennard Portland has three 1st round picks….
The NBA draft is a spectacle unlike any other. In a few nights, 60 young up-and-comers are going to hear their name called – and any one of them could completely change a franchise’s fortunes, regardless of where they are drafted…
Players 21 through 25 include some people’s favorites in Malik Monk, Og Anunoby, and Semi Ojeleye but I also wanted to include some players that are likely lottery picks who I don’t love and some sleepers.
Continued from the last post we pick up right where we left off with number 11. You’ll note that numbers 11 and 12 have the same max rating of Josh Jackson but I put players with the same rating in order of their likelihood to hit that number. Let’s get into it. #11. Justin…
If you saw my top 50 prospects post you likely had some questions.
In the top 10 those questions were likely:
Why is Fox number 1?
CALEB SWANIGAN at 3?!?!?
Jawun Evans top 5???
Fultz as the 5th point guard???
This year, with the site established I scouted 60 (62 including Jeane and Kurucs) and decided I wanted to share my top 50. I rated the players based on what I thought their max 2K rating will be if they go to the right situation.
I feel we debunked the theory that Lebron has played better teams than Jordan (At the time of this writing the 2017 Warriors have not been included) but what about the other popular Lebron defense.
“Jordan had more help!”
One of the main Lebron defenses has been that he faced tougher opponents. There is an image going around saying “Jordan only faced 9 Hall of Famers in his 6 Finals appearances, Lebron faced 26.” But if we’re counting 37 year old Jason Kidd and 37 year old Tim Duncan… what are we really doing here?
Hello again. One of the main reasons that I started this blog was to house my NBA Draft scouting reports. Every year since 2012 I’ve taken the time to look at video of as many NBA hopefuls as I could. Back in 2012 I ended up looking at video of 41 NBA hopefuls. Some of…
Sleight is yet another in the run of films that depict black males in a way not commonly portrayed in media. I loved the story and I related to the characters. The independent nature of the film made the events feel more real which I also loved. However, because of the pacing I will say that this movie is not for everyone.
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