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    FUNKYBUNCH
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    iguapops420
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     Depends what you’re giving up for him and whether or not he is going to develop any more or just stay the player he is now(which is a slightly regressed version of his college self).

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       I could see him being a very god fit with a team like Detroit, they figure to suck for the next handful of years, so they could give up 2 early second rounders, which are basically non gauanteed contract 1st rounders.

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    I would want him in Golden State honestly. not sure if im game on parting with the 30th pick for him, but i would deal the 35th though. having a proven NBA workhorse thats only 23 years old is definitely worth it. the warriors need rebounding and a deeper front court in any way they can get.

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    • #689656
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      Golden State huh? They could use his toughness… So you would not deal the 30th but you would deal the 35th? The 35th is almost more valuable, just because of the contract rules of the 2nd round and the picks are so close anyways… think about it- first rounders get guaranteed contracts. early 2nd round players are just as good players as late first, for bargain prices… I think you are on the right track though, benny15, I think that’s about where Blair’s value is in this draft. Then the Spurs can draft yet another INT player and stash him again for the roster space they’re looking for and bring in the INT players they are looking at that are ready. I wouldn’t mind seeing Blair going to Brooklyn either, don’t know if they have the pieces though.

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      • #689670
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        i get what youre saying, and the rates of the second rounder is almost half of the 30th pick. But you can also have 4 years of a player in a rookie scale compared to a second rounder who becomes a steal and will have to be resigned after 2 or 3 years max. the extra year on the rookie scale will be good to see on the progress of a player before having to lock him up in a good deal if he produces well. besides, its only a 2 year fully guaranteed which 2nd round picks normally get as well.

        theres that and of course, being 5spots higher.

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    He fits well in Philly, but might not be enough for #15. Denver needs a big and #20 really fits.  Who would the Spurs then pick? My guess is Draymond Green.  He seems like their kind of player.  Maybe Andrew Nicholson.

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