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  • #54687
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    valentine

    A team will reach for Aaron Gordon. I can’t say who, but he goes in the top 8-10 range, maybe higher. 

    I consider him closest to Shawn Marion, who would be a top 8 pick in any draft. I never see him rated that highly in any mocks, but come draft day it only takes 1 GM to be high on him. 

    Disagree? Tell me who a GM will reach for in the top 8. 

     

     

     

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  • #885764
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    livinlegend4blk
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     He reminds me of Josh Smith he can do everything but not great at anything a jack of all trades

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    • #885772
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      I think Josh Smith is a better defender than Gordon will ever be. Neither is a good shooter but the difference is that Aaron knows it and doesn’t jack up shot after shot. Also, both are good passers for their position. This looks like a decent comparison.

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    • #885883
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      I think Josh Smith is a better defender than Gordon will ever be. Neither is a good shooter but the difference is that Aaron knows it and doesn’t jack up shot after shot. Also, both are good passers for their position. This looks like a decent comparison.

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  • #885875
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    livinlegend4blk
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     He reminds me of Josh Smith he can do everything but not great at anything a jack of all trades

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  • #885766
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    Mad Max
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     Top 8 isn’t a reach for him, even you said so

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  • #885877
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    Mad Max
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     Top 8 isn’t a reach for him, even you said so

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  • #885820
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    Biggysmalls
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    I’ve always thought Gordon looked like Gerald Wallace, but I do like that Josh Smith one a lot now that I think about it. Gordon is probably smarter already and I disagree with whoever said he won’t be that kind of defender. I could see Gordon being a very good defender and a guy capable of guarding 2s 3s and 4s.

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  • #885931
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    I’ve always thought Gordon looked like Gerald Wallace, but I do like that Josh Smith one a lot now that I think about it. Gordon is probably smarter already and I disagree with whoever said he won’t be that kind of defender. I could see Gordon being a very good defender and a guy capable of guarding 2s 3s and 4s.

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  • #885826
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     If he’s to be a pf, I can see the Kings picking him up. He brings energy, defense, and hustle, which will be a blessing when pairing him with Cousins. Plus, he’s not a guy who needs to score. He could be a poor man’s Kenneth Faired type player for the Kings. 

    Also, a lot of mocks has them going for Smart, but Thomas and McCollum are doing well enough while their pfs are weaknesses.

     

     

     

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    • #885836
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      Faried is a terrible defender, while Gordon has shown flashes of what seems pretty good defense. Gordon and Faried only share the rebounding and the athleticism in their skillset.

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    • #885947
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      Faried is a terrible defender, while Gordon has shown flashes of what seems pretty good defense. Gordon and Faried only share the rebounding and the athleticism in their skillset.

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  • #885937
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     If he’s to be a pf, I can see the Kings picking him up. He brings energy, defense, and hustle, which will be a blessing when pairing him with Cousins. Plus, he’s not a guy who needs to score. He could be a poor man’s Kenneth Faired type player for the Kings. 

    Also, a lot of mocks has them going for Smart, but Thomas and McCollum are doing well enough while their pfs are weaknesses.

     

     

     

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  • #885840
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     I think if he declare for the Draft he will play for a playoff team and get minutes but I would like to see him stay one more year he needs to work on his FT% Blake Griffin stayed to his sophomore year not comparing them and sat a year so he really was a senior playing in the NBA imagine if Gordon did that without the injury he will be highly skilled

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  • #885951
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     I think if he declare for the Draft he will play for a playoff team and get minutes but I would like to see him stay one more year he needs to work on his FT% Blake Griffin stayed to his sophomore year not comparing them and sat a year so he really was a senior playing in the NBA imagine if Gordon did that without the injury he will be highly skilled

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  • #885858
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     I think a team will reach for him…but more like in the 4-5 range.

    I’m still not sure he’s anything more than a super athletic hustle player. His offensive game is miles away from dominating the NBA. 

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  • #885969
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     I think a team will reach for him…but more like in the 4-5 range.

    I’m still not sure he’s anything more than a super athletic hustle player. His offensive game is miles away from dominating the NBA. 

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  • #885862
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    I’ve been trying lately to come up with the comparison for Gordon, as I’ve heard everything from Griffin to Faried. I tried watching thoroughly through a few older games and the way he plays reminds me most of a young Kenyon Martin with better defensive discipline. He doesn’t have much of an offensive game but has some developing skills such as ball handling and passing. He is a terrific finisher and can at times get the rebound and go coast to coast in a way I saw from Kenyon at a young age. He’s an explosive player who even seems to hae a quirky jumper that he refuses to not shoot just as Kenyon would. Aaron’s frame even seems to be similar in  way that he may never be more than 235-240 but will be a very well built/strong athlete.

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  • #885973
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    I’ve been trying lately to come up with the comparison for Gordon, as I’ve heard everything from Griffin to Faried. I tried watching thoroughly through a few older games and the way he plays reminds me most of a young Kenyon Martin with better defensive discipline. He doesn’t have much of an offensive game but has some developing skills such as ball handling and passing. He is a terrific finisher and can at times get the rebound and go coast to coast in a way I saw from Kenyon at a young age. He’s an explosive player who even seems to hae a quirky jumper that he refuses to not shoot just as Kenyon would. Aaron’s frame even seems to be similar in  way that he may never be more than 235-240 but will be a very well built/strong athlete.

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