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Oladipo has the most potential in this draft. Porter is known for being the safest player in this draft. Porter isn't near the athlete that Oladipo is. Victor has been compared to D-wade even Jordan. Of course we know the Jordan comparison is insane, but the fact that someone would even consider saying that shows how good he is.

I want Bennett, OLADIPO, or Zeller. I don't want to us to give up too many picks trying to get Burke, Mac, or Porter. I really really think Bennett will be the best player from this draft. He's just a beast.

I like Wolter, Canaan, and Green. They all can score. Green may sneak in the 1st round. He led the nation.

I like Burke and I love Oladipo but if we trade up I want Anthony Bennett. To me, he's the best player in this draft. He can play SF/PF. He has a face up and back to the basket game. Plus he's a great athlete.

If we could get Jeff Green and their 1st round pick, I'd be beyond happy.

I don't like this lineup defensively. Burke and Jenkins can't both start. Jenkins isn't athletic enough and Burke is too small. Unless Jenkins improves a bit more we won't be able to play this. Pierce is getting old so his defensive skills are fading. I love Al but his D is decent at best. Bynum is alright defensively but he won't be able to cover everyone's mistakes.

Age really doesn't matter here because he's not a draft pick. No one is counting on his potential for later years. Scouts think that he may be able to contribute right away like Prigioni or Ivan. He's not a young guy who gets like 10 minutes a game. He's the star of his league.

Franklin might be that guy. If he works on his shot and puts on a little bit more weight, he could be a great player. We really need a good defender because I'm tired Paul Pierce beating us by him self.

I wish McCollum would fall to us. He's like a bigger Lou Williams. He would be a great scorer off the bench or even a starter at SG. Looking back at the draft Jenkins was a steal. He played better than everyone drafted behind him and everyone in front him except Josh Henson and the top 9 picks. I can't wait for the draft.

LeBron didn't have the chance for superstars to come to his team. The Cavs were too good to get a draft pick to pair with LeBron. The Bulls drafted Pippen to play with Jordan and the Lakers had Shaq (in his prime) waiting to play with Kobe. By the way the Lakers were Shaq's team for the 3-peat. He won the finals MVP for all of those. Without a Shaq, Kobe didn't do anything until he got Gasol and Bynum. D-wade won a finals MVP but he wouldn't have got there without Shaq averaging 22 and 10. A championship team needs at least 2 all star players and not just one beast.

I like Dellavedova. He can ball. I saw him play in a couple of college games and sees the entire court and is a beast coming off of screens. He should be ready for the level of competition since he played in the Olympics against NBA players.

That was a different time. There weren't one and done guys back then. The guys you just named dominated the college game. In this day in age, most of the players that stay in college through their junior or senior year aren't that good.

I don't know if his ceiling is as high as people think. He's already 23 and his game is very raw. I'd rather get someone 21 or younger if we get someone who need development.

I've seen his highlights during the combine. He'd be worth a second rounder. I really like Nate Walter the PG from I think North Dakota State or one of those Dakota schools. He's a big PG. He's not very athletic but he's a baller. I also like the PG from St.Mary. I can't even spell his name but he's good.

I think he could end up like a Lance Stephenson. A guy who comes out to early and takes some time to develop. Goodwin has great athleticism but he needs to improve his jump shot. He also needs to have that killer instinct. I watched him a lot last year and he could blow past almost anyone but he didn't want to take over. Kinda like Teague. i would love to have Archie.

Plumlee should be able to play some meaningful minutes next year. He has some post moves and good athleticism. Gobert will need some good coaching though. I think our new staff should be able to handle that though.

I really can't see any of these players making a impact as rookies. I just see this as an all star summer league team. We really don't need any more undersized guards, so it wouldn't make sense to draft 2. I like Siva in the second but not Larkin. I really don't think Dieng will be that good. He's a skinny big man that can block shots. He's not the athlete that Davis or Noel are so his small frame would hurt him even more. I'd rather take Olynk because he can score or Marshall because he has a more weight and is a good athlete.

Shabazz could be a great player. He has great athleticism and can shoot. All he needs to work on now is his ball handling skills and he needs to get his teammates involved. Plumlee is a safe pick. He's a athletic 7 footer. He can play in the post and has a good motor. I wouldn't be upset with these picks unless someone like Oladipo, Zeller, or MCW fall.

He's not the play maker his brother is. He's more of a spot up shooter than his brother who is a scorer. He could be worth a pick in the second round but I don't know what value he can bring as a undersized SG. We have enough that already in John Jenkins and Lou.

I don't think he's a reach at 17. He dominated at the Nike Hoop Summit against American players who are most likely going to be top 10 picks next year. I really don't want Paul (blasphemy). I would rather we keep Teague and build up more areas. Schröder would be a great back up. He might be a better floor general than Teague and has Rondo potential.

He can be the starter is we have post players that will draw double teams. If we can get Dwight, Bynum or Al Jefferson then of course he can start. We'll need an athletic 3 to play with him as well as a pretty athletic PG. We can't have too many slow players starting.

I'd like that trade with OKC. Some good players would be around at 12 and the other 2 picks provide value. The only thing that kills it is that OKC doesn't have many needs for rookies on an already young team so they don't need 2 first round picks and they may want that 12 pick to draft a big man unless they plan on going one in free agency.

He's 7'2. He can probably dunk on his tippy toes. In a league where there aren't many dominant centers he can be a monster if he develops some post moves. Look how Roy Hibbert averaged 24 and 10 against the heat with only a jump hook. Gobert could be a beast if the right coach gets him.

I don't know if I would want Dieng. He's mostly a defensive center and hit a couple jumpers in the championship game. I would rather have Olynk. His offensive game is developed and at 7 foot he can get better defensively. We need a wing player unless we sign one in free agency like Tyreke Evans. If not I would like Pope or maybe Goodwin. I've seen both of these guys play. Pope wasn't as hyped because he played at UGA and we all know that basketball isn't their strong suit. Goodwin could have star potential. He's a great athlete and can get to the basket when he wants. He should also be able to defend. All he needs to work on is his shooting.

Maybe we'll draft some international players with our 1st round picks. I hope he can develop our guys and get everyone to play team ball.