Perfect fits

 PJ Hairston to Charlotte

 PJ Hairston to Charlotte

 Payton; only because they could’ve had Exum and Šarić  and saved themselves a future first round pick.  I really don’t see Gordon panning out with the expectations of a 4th overall pick and would’ve loved to see Exum and Oladipo in a backcourt. Bogdanović to Suns was a great stash pick imo as well. 

 Payton; only because they could’ve had Exum and Šarić  and saved themselves a future first round pick.  I really don’t see Gordon panning out with the expectations of a 4th overall pick and would’ve loved to see Exum and Oladipo in a backcourt. Bogdanović to Suns was a great stash pick imo as well. 

Nvm I forgot Philly was literally about to pick Šarić 10th until Orlando pulled the trigger on the deal so they wouldn’t have had a shot at him for no. 12 anyway. Still would’ve been awesome to see Exum with Dipo though.

Nvm I forgot Philly was literally about to pick Šarić 10th until Orlando pulled the trigger on the deal so they wouldn’t have had a shot at him for no. 12 anyway. Still would’ve been awesome to see Exum with Dipo though.

 Anyone else worried that Orlando will be like Detroit from last year?  If the starting lineup is Payton, Oladipo, Harris, Gordon and Vucevic I have no idea who is going to stretch the defence.

 Anyone else worried that Orlando will be like Detroit from last year?  If the starting lineup is Payton, Oladipo, Harris, Gordon and Vucevic I have no idea who is going to stretch the defence.

 The Jazz selecting Exum and Hood at 5 and 23 respectively. Now the Jazz have their future star in Exum, which is what they wanted all along with this draf. And they got a great backup to Hayward, possibly future 6th man in Hood. I wanted Hood all along over Early, McDaniels and even GR3, I just didn’t think he’d be available at 23. I thought he would have gone 18 instead, but I am glad he slipped to the Jazz. 

Jazz starting lineup next year: Burke, Exum, Hayward, Favors, Kanter. Burks will come off the bench as the Jazz’s 6th man and back up Exum and/or Burke. 

Then mid season the Jazz opt to make a change in the starting lineup for more scoring, defense, bigger lineup, and to really frustrate opponenets in the backcourt and decide to move Burks into the starting lineup. Mid season I predict the Jazz will change the starting lineup to be Exum, Burks, Hayward, Favors, Kanter, and use Hood off the bench as their sixth man backing up Hayward. 

And of course in the fourth quarter for crunch time Jazz re-insert Burke into the lineup for Burks and they have him Trey’s clutch play late in the fourth for when they need it for those close games. Fourth quarter/crunch time linuep: Burke, Exum, Hayward, Favors, and Kanter. 

There were other nice fits that teams selected in this draft like the ones the OP mentioned, but I think he forgot this one. There are others too that I think he forgot to mention as well. But I just had to give a shoutout to my Jazz for nailing their picks in selecting Exum and Hood. 

 The Jazz selecting Exum and Hood at 5 and 23 respectively. Now the Jazz have their future star in Exum, which is what they wanted all along with this draf. And they got a great backup to Hayward, possibly future 6th man in Hood. I wanted Hood all along over Early, McDaniels and even GR3, I just didn’t think he’d be available at 23. I thought he would have gone 18 instead, but I am glad he slipped to the Jazz. 

Jazz starting lineup next year: Burke, Exum, Hayward, Favors, Kanter. Burks will come off the bench as the Jazz’s 6th man and back up Exum and/or Burke. 

Then mid season the Jazz opt to make a change in the starting lineup for more scoring, defense, bigger lineup, and to really frustrate opponenets in the backcourt and decide to move Burks into the starting lineup. Mid season I predict the Jazz will change the starting lineup to be Exum, Burks, Hayward, Favors, Kanter, and use Hood off the bench as their sixth man backing up Hayward. 

And of course in the fourth quarter for crunch time Jazz re-insert Burke into the lineup for Burks and they have him Trey’s clutch play late in the fourth for when they need it for those close games. Fourth quarter/crunch time linuep: Burke, Exum, Hayward, Favors, and Kanter. 

There were other nice fits that teams selected in this draft like the ones the OP mentioned, but I think he forgot this one. There are others too that I think he forgot to mention as well. But I just had to give a shoutout to my Jazz for nailing their picks in selecting Exum and Hood. 

I thought Milwaukee and Philadelphia were the two best teams for Jabari. Now he’ll likely be their go to guy on offense and they can play him at 4 to hide him on defense with Giannis guarding wings on lineups that are both fast and big thanks to Giannis freakish size and length.

Also the Lakers were probably the best team for Randle. I’m pretty sure he’s been overscouted and he can be better in the Nba, the paint was too crowded at Kentucky and the spacings were horrible, plus Harrison brothers weren’t exactly the best playmakers in the world. If you go and watch some of his tapes, when he was finishing at the rim he had often to do that with 3 opponents surrounding him. He’s not the most explosive leaper in the world, but it’s hard to have good % at the rim under those circumstances. The Lakers have holes at basically any position, so he can make an impact from the get go and they did the right thing going BPA.

I like Chicago for McDermott. He’s probably not going to start, and he’ll have to learn all of Thibodeau defensive schemes and principles, but I’m pretty sure he can do that. And they needed a shooter.

I like Atlanta for Payne, well, I was super high on him so probably I would’ve liked pretty much any destination, but the Hawks are trying to build the Spurs 2.0, with even more shooting and Payne fits perfectly. He’s probably already a better shooter than Mike Scott so I won’t be surprised if he gets good minutes immediately (though his defensive shortcomings might hurt him some).

Kyle Anderson, I was always skeptic on him as a prospect, but if there’s a team in which he might flourish that team is San Antonio. I think he’ll have to change a lot of things in his game and work hard, because he’s always been a ball dominant player while the Spurs base their game on ball movement. But Popovich has a soft spot for good passer with great IQ and fundamentally sound, so if he can mold Anderson’s game to make it work in their system, then Slo-Mo can fulfill his potential.

I thought Milwaukee and Philadelphia were the two best teams for Jabari. Now he’ll likely be their go to guy on offense and they can play him at 4 to hide him on defense with Giannis guarding wings on lineups that are both fast and big thanks to Giannis freakish size and length.

Also the Lakers were probably the best team for Randle. I’m pretty sure he’s been overscouted and he can be better in the Nba, the paint was too crowded at Kentucky and the spacings were horrible, plus Harrison brothers weren’t exactly the best playmakers in the world. If you go and watch some of his tapes, when he was finishing at the rim he had often to do that with 3 opponents surrounding him. He’s not the most explosive leaper in the world, but it’s hard to have good % at the rim under those circumstances. The Lakers have holes at basically any position, so he can make an impact from the get go and they did the right thing going BPA.

I like Chicago for McDermott. He’s probably not going to start, and he’ll have to learn all of Thibodeau defensive schemes and principles, but I’m pretty sure he can do that. And they needed a shooter.

I like Atlanta for Payne, well, I was super high on him so probably I would’ve liked pretty much any destination, but the Hawks are trying to build the Spurs 2.0, with even more shooting and Payne fits perfectly. He’s probably already a better shooter than Mike Scott so I won’t be surprised if he gets good minutes immediately (though his defensive shortcomings might hurt him some).

Kyle Anderson, I was always skeptic on him as a prospect, but if there’s a team in which he might flourish that team is San Antonio. I think he’ll have to change a lot of things in his game and work hard, because he’s always been a ball dominant player while the Spurs base their game on ball movement. But Popovich has a soft spot for good passer with great IQ and fundamentally sound, so if he can mold Anderson’s game to make it work in their system, then Slo-Mo can fulfill his potential.

I’m happy for the bucks, they get a go to guy and I like the fit. I like exum in Utah. I even like Gordon in Orlando, they will better defensively and Gordon is going to give Orlando defense,athleticism, hustle, and he is a good passer. He will grow offensively and I think Orlando will love the pick. Gary Harris in Denver is a perfect fit. PJ Hairston to the hornets and Julius randle to the lakers are good fits too.

I’m happy for the bucks, they get a go to guy and I like the fit. I like exum in Utah. I even like Gordon in Orlando, they will better defensively and Gordon is going to give Orlando defense,athleticism, hustle, and he is a good passer. He will grow offensively and I think Orlando will love the pick. Gary Harris in Denver is a perfect fit. PJ Hairston to the hornets and Julius randle to the lakers are good fits too.