With the 7th pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, The Portland Trailblazers select. . .

He's 6'-2"
That is a whole inch taller than some guards.

 

At 34? Sure.

 

yet you’ll be in here checking in constantly and posting. You can’t look away or not be involved and you know it. See ya soon

 

Just post some fireworks photos to ensure HCP keeps away.

 

Nobody is gonna move picks in next years draft unless it's a total overpay. We'll have a top 3 of our own. I'd rather have a couple lottery picks (possibly more) this year (along with our 2 srp) than one pick next year in the 20's.
There's talent this year. You just have to know where it's at.

 

Like finding Waldo?

 

If it were to come down to a choice of Clingan at #7 or Edey at #14....with a chance to take a potential wing at #7, I'll take the Edey route. I just don't see Clingan being that much of an impact player more than Edey. I'm not a huge fan of either so if it's one, I'll take Edey with the later pick.

 

Why would it come down to that choice?

 

We just use him for attention

 

Who knows if it will. That's why you'll see the word "if".

 

What are we gunna do with either? Can Ayton play PF? Are we using 7 for a backup C?

 

Ayton doesn’t factor into any decision making

 

Sure. The Blazers could take both.

 

This is the ultimate "tell me you didn't watch Edey play" take.

I live in the middle of Big Ten territory and I cover college basketball. If you wanted to invalidate any good take you had on this subject, congratulations, you just did it.

 

Because? Now if we said Reath doesn't then agreed.

 

Cool.

 

No, it's really not.

 

Because he's not good? The Blazers seem intent on getting a center so they don't have to rely on Ayton. That's smart decision making.

 

So why don't you try offering a counter argument with analysis or stats instead of just saying the shit that you said? It's weak ass.