Does a league average coach get the Spurs to the playoffs? you know the answer. Take away Popovich and replace Danny Green with Cj Mcollum & put a league average coach at the helm, do they make the playoffs in the west? You can say i'm always wrong all you want but we all know the truth.

All i can say is watch what happens when coach Budd rolls up in Milwaukee. Giannis will be mvp, Middleton will be an allstar, Jabari will look like the second coming, whoever is their center will look serviceable, Bledsoe will play hard or rot & Divincenzo will be 6th man of the year as he out works everybody on that bench & The Bucks will be the #1 or #2 seed in the east even if Lebron joins the 76ers, BOOK IT!!

Lol book what, your takes are bad. Honestly, stop talking about a million undrafteds. At this point you should be punished.

I’ll bet you a lot of money if lebron comes to the sixers that the bucks won’t be the top two seeds.

when you draft Pop, do you get Pop's staff of the best assistants in the league?

ban looks good

I'm glad Keenan Evans is getting a shot. great senior season

I'll take a 25 y/o guy who shot 37.9% on 5.9 3s per game last year. This guy also averaged 17.8 ppg, increasing his average for the 6th straight year.

If he played for a better team with better creation, it is highly likely he would improve on his already good 57.7% TS%. He hit 50.9% on corner 3s last year, & would be an excellent person to free in the corner after some fun screen actions.

At 6'7, he can competently defend the 2 or 3. Defense is not the hallmark of his game, buuuut, he's not a complete stiff & would likely improve in an improved situation.

damn, totally forgot about him. solid pick at this point i think.

We're gonna gamble that our man keeps falling and take Delon Wright with our 6th round pick.

After not getting much run his first two seasons, Delon really played well this past year. Additionally, he gives us positional flexibility because although he's listed at PG, he played 70% of his minutes last year at SG.

At age 25, and with a history of continued growth (though limited), we don't think he's hit his ceiling yet. He brings some added ball handing and creation, decent range (~37% from 3), and ability to disrupt on defense with his length.

RWB
Hield
Aminu
JJJ
Gobert

Delon Wright

Fournier is a nice player here, independent of contracts.
He was one guy I was hoping to fall

Donovan Mitchell (22)
Caris LeVert (24)
Gordon Hayward (28)
Aaron Gordon (23)
Jarrett Allen (20)

Evan Fournier (25)

Twigley has til 6, then assani, eewert, jdowell, charder

Give me Domantas Sabonis

Is Assani up? I have his pick.

Yep, Assani is up. I'm ready with my next pick too.

Assani selects Nicolas Batum

Thanks!

Run on french players who are 2 years younger than I thought they were

I'll take Jonas Valanciunas.

Pretty sure he isn't the BPA here, but I think the fit with Randle for my center minutes works. Valanciunas is one of the few guys who are actually huge and can actually shoot very well.


PG: Simmons
SG: Booker
SF: Ingram
PF: Randle
C: Valanciunas

Portis

Gets overlooked because he's on a bad Dallas team. He's a high energy player that every team wants and needs. A pick and roll and lob threat...who has entended his range to the three point line this past season. Attempting 1.1 a game on 33.3% shooting. Has good form on his shot so he should improve year after year. Has quick feet and is a positive on the defensive end. Is perfect athletically as a back up PF/C especially with Ibaka being 33 in his 5th year. I choose Dwight Powell

I'd have never thought taking queues from the Magic and Nets would yield such an interesting young team

weird that Powell is older than Valanciunas

Gotta start with that Jazz core though.

Yea. It caught me off guard with how old he is.

I’ll take Miles Bridges

Barton
Brogdon
Otto
LMA
Embiid

Bridges

I think a decent way to evaluate a teams rotation when a coach is picked would be to assume that they have an undrafted level player filling out the rotation dependent on the coach picked. Basically teams without a coach get the benefit of getting to choose their 8th man instead of having a hypothetical. (I had no intention of drafting a coach but I think its interesting for discussion to have them eligible)