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Jae Crowder could become a good replacement for Demarre. The only problem is that he is a RFA so it may not be easy to get him...

Jeff may seem quiet on the court but every time I see him off the court he's always smiling and he likes to talk. Al seems like a more serious man, probably more mature too.

What I like from him is: -I know that some highlights from Youtube aren't the best way to judge a player... but you can at least judge his physical tools. And he seems strong and mobile -He plays for Olympiakos. Great team, with great projects always. They always fight for the Euroleague.

He's listed as 2.00m in acb.com and 2.01m in the official page of FCBarcelona. So... he's 6-7.

http://www.acb.com/jugador.php?id=118 He weighs 87kg... which are 191 lbs.

It's difficult to draft impact players in the 2nd round. But if you have each year a few picks and a good staff... you may end up drafting someone valuable there. I think we have done great in the second round with this staff over the last three years (Scott, Muscala, Patterson and Tavares), let's see...

BTW a month after he got injured he re-signed with Barcelona until 2018. With the departure of Mario Hezonja and the decline of Navarro he may be an important player if not this season (he torn his ACL and that's not an easy injury) the next one. I'm also a Barcelona fan and I always like a lot our young players, we know who to sign. I can't talk about Eriksson since I haven't seen him at all. We have a very good young core(Satoransky, Abrines, Todorovic... they are great), even if Hezonja is leaving. Our coaching has some questions but there will be elections the next month to determine the new Barcelona's president so there may be a few changes.

This staff likes to collect 2nd rounds... Our second rounds over the next 4 years: 2016: Own, WAS 2017: Own, BRK, MIA 41-60 2018: Own, MIA if not already settled 2019: Own, WAS http://basketball.realgm.com/nba/teams/Atlanta-Hawks/1/Rosters/Regular

Or maybe you haven't watched the video... because that's the spanish league.

I had no intentions to defend this trade since I'm not convinced but some people here are really annoying, they make me love THJr. You can point some bad things about THJr or some other good things but the attitude from some people really annoys me...

Not 100% sold but I believe in what Bud does so I'll wait until November to judge it. Tim Hardaway Jr. is also a Michigan player, so he's going to hate him as much as possible. We should have traded for a mediocre Michigan St. player so he would not blame this staff anymore.

I want RJ Hunter. He could be a steal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE2u5Zrcrek I like him. Once Pau and Felipe Reyes retire he'll become the 4th in the rotation in the national team (after Marc, Ibaka and Mirotic). He's skilled offensively and has good mobility for a center. He'll probably play for Real Madrid next year, still not confirmed, but I think so. He could improve a lot there. I like those picks because they can improve a lot in those type of teams and their value goes up. For example Sergio Llull has become a monster in this year's playoffs and he is now signing a great deal with the Rockets.

One under the radar move I would like is... Omri Casspi. I think he could do well.

Mario Hezonja's heart is one of the biggest I have ever seen. That's why I love him.

Some numbers that will respond your question Jeff Teague: When Kyle is on the court: 49.2% FG 36.8% 3P When Kyle is off the court: 38.0% FG 27.3% 3P Demarre Carroll: When Kyle is on the court: 50.8% FG 41.3% 3P When Kyle is off the court: 44.5% FG 36.5% 3P Paul Millsap: When Kyle is on the court: 47.4% FG 36.6% 3P When Kyle is off the court: 48.3% FG 32.7% 3P Al Horford: When Kyle is on the court: 55.2% FG When Kyle is off the court: 47.3% FG I've always said this: Al is our best player, Kyle is the most important. The only player who could fill into that role as effectively in this draft would be Mario Hezonja but he's going in the top10 so we would have to move up...

Cleveland has made some nice games but I think they lack right now the same as us: a plan B Obviously, they would be much better with Kyrie and Love, not to mention Varejao.

Even if they don't sign anyone, with the "addition" of Jabari Parker and with Giannis, MCW, Ennis, Middleton and Plumlee growing they'll be a good team. Not to mention Jason Kidd who's doing a great job.We'll see the Bucks a lot of years in the Playoffs from now.

I think he would be as cheap as Lou Williams last year for the Raptors. I see a similar situation.

I like him a lot. I know people here don't like him, but I think Bud could take the best from him, he could become an All-Star under the right circumstances. He also has an affordable contract.

Every year is the same. The East always seems that will be improved by next season a lot in June, but when we get to December it's still the same, some serious injuries have happened and some other teams have realized that their moves in summer where awful. I think the Heat will be in trouble and I don't expect a lot from the Knicks. I like what the Bucks and Pistons are doing. I also think the Pacers are going to get back to good form, not a 60 win team but a Playoff team. I see the Raptors taking a step back.

I think they already knew that Monroe was leaving. I like Ilyasova, I like the move. I think they can make the Playoffs. Van Gundy is a great coach, IMO he is a top3 coach in our conference. I would only put Budenholzer ahead of him, maybe Stevens.

I think you didn't follow his last month of the season.

Mmmm still ours and still playing... looks like a SF in Europe and he's white... Sergiy Gladyr?

BTW that championship game Nique won was a ROBBERY. Montero was the player who scored the game-winner that never counted.