Salaun, yes. But if Schmitz and co think Walter can be great, I have no problem with them taking him.
Or the faithful folks who keep telling you there's no one good in this draft. They have never let us down huh?
You’re right I know nothing about the game and don’t have access to talk to scouts, players, coaches, GMs and other involved in the league for 25 years. Carry on with your well thought out and educated takes on the game.
I don't know what "good" means. What I do know is that every draft produces really good players to superstars.
I kind of agree with you as there are not a lot of PFs in the draft. Can he be as good as a healthy Jaren Jackson Jr? If he can then I am all in. I do like the long-term potential of Cody Williams, but I think it will be slightly harder to find a replacement for a Sarr than a replacement for someone like Williams.
Agreed. Plus we have the following draft who has plenty of really talented wings. I can see a world where Cody absolutely turns into a star, but finding a switchable mobile big at 7-1 who projects to be one of the league's better defensive big men is what we need to take the next step. We must build this team with a defensive identity if we wish on getting anywhere. Sarr helps that mightily.
Kind of puked in my mouth even saying this but would you take a flier on LeBrons son with 33rd draft pick? Doesn’t look like an NBA player by his stats but there’s some potential there .
I'll agree with that. What I really wonder is whether there is a group of players likely to be available at that slot in whom Schmitz is particularly interested, or if it will make more sense for this rebuild to try to package 33 and the GSW pick to move up for a higher 2nd lottery pick.