« Reply #706 on: June 25, 2015, 11:58:31 PM »
As a collection, I don't love the Celtics picks, but individually, I'm fine with all of them. I guess that's what happens with BPA. I was hoping for Thornton at 33, and we got him at 45, I love Hunter at 28, and if Ainge was really excited about what he saw on Rozier, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt (I think he intended to pick Oubre but for the trade that jumped ahead of him). I'm not a huge Mickey fan, but he's got length, even if the top of his head isn't that tall.
Really there weren't many players who were going to make a difference next year outside the first few picks anyway, so we've got four guys to develop for a year. If two pan out, that's perfectly fine.
well stated. not being to move up was disappointing, but ainge doesnt control that all by himself.
as for the picks, i am fine given the spots open. only quibble is at 45 where i wanted upshaw. but ainge knows more on that situation than i do.
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