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  • #789586
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    FutureNBAGM
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    I totally agree, hes one of my sleeper picks. Any team that needs a solid backup PG should take a look at him. Would love for my Pistons to snag him at #37

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  • #789657
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    FutureNBAGM
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    I totally agree, hes one of my sleeper picks. Any team that needs a solid backup PG should take a look at him. Would love for my Pistons to snag him at #37

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  • #49690
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    knicksfreak
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    I think Kabongo could end up being the steal of this draft. He has great playmaking skills and he measured out better than expected. I’m a believer in drafting players highly ranked out of high school. I think they fall out of favor too soon in a lot of cases. There was a reason he was the #2 rated PG prospect going into college. The Knicks should take a long look at him instead of settling on a combo guard like Green or undersized guys like Larkin or Siva.

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  • #789600
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    MagikKnick
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    True.

    Kabongo’s best skills you can’t teach, like court vision and quickness

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  • #789671
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    MagikKnick
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    True.

    Kabongo’s best skills you can’t teach, like court vision and quickness

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  • #789622
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    Professor Rozay
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    We can really use some young big buys. if Dieng is still on the board I don’t see how they pass up on him. I like Kabongo to but not over Dieng if he is still on the board.

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  • #789693
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    Professor Rozay
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    We can really use some young big buys. if Dieng is still on the board I don’t see how they pass up on him. I like Kabongo to but not over Dieng if he is still on the board.

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  • #789644
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    DolanCare
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    I believe that Kabongo is 1st round talent-especially for this year’s class. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Knicks decided to opt for him instead of Larkin or another PG.

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    • #789676
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      hylandpt
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      I think Larkin goes before 20, I’m a Knicks fan and wish Larkin fell to us.

      How do you guys see Myck’s jumper developing in the pros?

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    • #789747
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      hylandpt
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      I think Larkin goes before 20, I’m a Knicks fan and wish Larkin fell to us.

      How do you guys see Myck’s jumper developing in the pros?

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    • #789797
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      Soulrebel15
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      Woody didn’t play a 28 year old rookie who could have really helped the team. No way he gives Kabongo any real plating time, just like he wasted Teague in Atlanta. BY the way, I would love Kabongo on the Knicks.

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    • #789867
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      Soulrebel15
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      Woody didn’t play a 28 year old rookie who could have really helped the team. No way he gives Kabongo any real plating time, just like he wasted Teague in Atlanta. BY the way, I would love Kabongo on the Knicks.

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  • #789715
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    DolanCare
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    I believe that Kabongo is 1st round talent-especially for this year’s class. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Knicks decided to opt for him instead of Larkin or another PG.

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  • #789779
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    PaulsJayhawks
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    They should by a late first early second, fills a need back up pg and is a no brainer as a canuck

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  • #789849
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    PaulsJayhawks
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    They should by a late first early second, fills a need back up pg and is a no brainer as a canuck

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  • #789803
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    OhCanada-
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    The problem with Kabongo is how ball dominant he is, he would have to go to a team that has its offence running through the PG, and would allow Kabongo to establish leadership and be an alpha male similar to Rondo in his rookie year and how all the Boston vets guided him and allowed him to lead and learn with confidence. With that being said Utah is a great fit if they want to reach for Myck, Sacramento seems like a match too of they move Thomas and dont retain Evans. Although in NY with Smith and Anthony running so much ISO Myck would have to improve his off the ball skills and shooting drastically. The same goes for Indiana, OKC, Cleveland, Houston, and most NBA teams.

    If Kabongo can prove his off the ball skills and shooting has improved and is nothing more then a misconception made by people who have overanalyzed his game film in Texas he will be drafted in the first round. Either way he will need to hit that three when a Melo, George, Cousins gets doubled, when teams go under on the pick he will need to stick the jumper everytime, find spots on the floor on the floor for open jumpers on and off the ball in order to be a starting PG in the NBA. Unless he is Rondo 2.0.

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  • #789873
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    OhCanada-
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    The problem with Kabongo is how ball dominant he is, he would have to go to a team that has its offence running through the PG, and would allow Kabongo to establish leadership and be an alpha male similar to Rondo in his rookie year and how all the Boston vets guided him and allowed him to lead and learn with confidence. With that being said Utah is a great fit if they want to reach for Myck, Sacramento seems like a match too of they move Thomas and dont retain Evans. Although in NY with Smith and Anthony running so much ISO Myck would have to improve his off the ball skills and shooting drastically. The same goes for Indiana, OKC, Cleveland, Houston, and most NBA teams.

    If Kabongo can prove his off the ball skills and shooting has improved and is nothing more then a misconception made by people who have overanalyzed his game film in Texas he will be drafted in the first round. Either way he will need to hit that three when a Melo, George, Cousins gets doubled, when teams go under on the pick he will need to stick the jumper everytime, find spots on the floor on the floor for open jumpers on and off the ball in order to be a starting PG in the NBA. Unless he is Rondo 2.0.

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