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  • #1255528
    NorrinRaddNorrinRadd
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    1. Orlando Magic- Jabari Smith
    2. OKC Thunder- Chet Holmgren
    3. Houston Rockets- Jaden Ivey
    4. Sacramento Kings- Shaedon Sharpe
    5. Detroit Pistons- Paolo Banchero
    6. Indiana Pacers- Keegan Murray
    7. Portland Blazers- Jalen Duren
    8. NO Pelicans- Johnny Davis
    9. SA Spurs- AJ Griffin
    10. Washington Wizards- Dyson Daniels
    11. NY Knicks- Bennedict Mathurin
    12. OKC Thunder-

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  • #1255529
    NorrinRaddNorrinRadd
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    I think the Thunder try and move up, but Ousmane Dieng’s the pick.

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  • #1255531
    JK44JK44
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    Mark Williams!!!

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  • #1255532
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    Zouldiers
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    Ousmane Dieng

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  • #1255533
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    Dazzling Dunks and Basketball Bloopers
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    I like sochan here

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  • #1255534
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    OhCanada-
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    Tari Eason.

    OKC’s in a great position this year if they nail their picks. At 2 and 12 they can get two impact players and then 30 and 34 with the depth of this draft you know they could get another rotation player with upside. They can really solidify their frontcourt and with SGA, Giddey, and Dort already in the backcourt it could make it difficult for them to tank for Wembanyama,

    For that reason I do see them going for a prospect like Dieng and wouldn’t even rule out Jalen Williams, Leonard Miller or even Dominick Barlow here. The other guy that nobody seems to be talking about is Zvonimir Ivisic. But I just see Tari Eason as too valuable. He projects as a guy that can come in immediately and do alot of what Herb Jones did last year for New Orleans and he has crazy upside. Your team can have as many as those 6’8/7’2 wingspan guys because in theory they are never out of position and the league is all about creating mismatches now.

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    • #1255542
      NorrinRaddNorrinRadd
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      It would be interesting to compare Sochan’s measurements against Eason’s…. Sochan didn’t even bother. They’re really similar players imo. Zvonimir Ivisic does have a nice stroke. I think he needs to get more agility though. He needs another year or 2. Of course, I don’t know much about him other than a workout. But he looked stiff in the workout. He’s young though. Anyways, eager to see one of your VS battles…

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  • #1255535
    armchairgmarmchairgm
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    Ousmane Dieng
    3- Dieng
    1- Williams
    1- Sochan
    1- Eason

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  • #1255537
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    dmo21
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    I’ll go Eason too.

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  • #1255538
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    sweaterflex
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    Eason is clear BPA

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  • #1255540
    armchairgmarmchairgm
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    3 Dieng
    3 Eason
    1 Williams
    1 Sochan

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  • #1255543
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    Hitster
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    OKC have a decent young backcourt, they have drafted Chet potentially at 2 so that really rules out potential C’s although Williams would be worth looking at as the big bodied enforcer alongside Chet.

    So it is SF/PF and Dieng and Eason seem to two popular choices. If they consider a stasher or longer term them Dieng may have more upside but I’ll play it safer and go for Eason.

    4 Eason
    3 Dieng
    1 Williams
    1 Sochan

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  • #1255544
    Robb_CRobb_C
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    Eason.. he shouldnt even be around right now

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  • #1255545
    NorrinRaddNorrinRadd
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    That’s 5 for Eason

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