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Quote from: triboy16f on June 20, 2017, 03:21:30 PMQuote from: Evantime34 on June 20, 2017, 03:18:12 PMTatum has worked out for Ainge in LA and another time in Boston.What do Smart, Brown and Rozier have in common? All 3 worked out twice for Boston before the draft.Ok...but what do Curry and Porzingis have in common prior to being drafted...and the teams that drafted them?I think you are trying to make the point that players can be drafted even if they don't work out with the team that selects them. This is absolutely true, however your Porzingis example is a bad one since he worked out for New York but refused to work out for Philly.Anyway, I think using what Ainge has done in the past is a good clue as to what he might do in the future.
Quote from: Evantime34 on June 20, 2017, 03:18:12 PMTatum has worked out for Ainge in LA and another time in Boston.What do Smart, Brown and Rozier have in common? All 3 worked out twice for Boston before the draft.Ok...but what do Curry and Porzingis have in common prior to being drafted...and the teams that drafted them?
Tatum has worked out for Ainge in LA and another time in Boston.What do Smart, Brown and Rozier have in common? All 3 worked out twice for Boston before the draft.
Quote from: Evantime34 on June 20, 2017, 03:31:35 PMQuote from: triboy16f on June 20, 2017, 03:21:30 PMQuote from: Evantime34 on June 20, 2017, 03:18:12 PMTatum has worked out for Ainge in LA and another time in Boston.What do Smart, Brown and Rozier have in common? All 3 worked out twice for Boston before the draft.Ok...but what do Curry and Porzingis have in common prior to being drafted...and the teams that drafted them?I think you are trying to make the point that players can be drafted even if they don't work out with the team that selects them. This is absolutely true, however your Porzingis example is a bad one since he worked out for New York but refused to work out for Philly.Anyway, I think using what Ainge has done in the past is a good clue as to what he might do in the future.I agree with that but one of the problems is would they have worked out Jackson twice if agreed to come in?
Quote from: KG Living Legend on June 20, 2017, 02:36:36 PMQuote from: triboy16f on June 20, 2017, 02:02:43 PMQuote from: KG Living Legend on June 20, 2017, 01:30:04 PM This is me making fun of myself for predraft Jitters. Shout out to Celtics Fan Orlando to changing my mind again. I think the best point he made was the company Jackson keeps, I have heard also he hangs out with a bunch of knuckleheads. And when you think of what Stevens and Danny are trying to build we don't have any room for knuckleheads. Tatum is a great kid he's a great scorer. I think that's the way to go, I would love to pick up an additional asset if we can slide down to 5 and still grab him.KGLL you crazzeee?LolFirst its Jackson... Now its Tatum?Be honest...who would you pick? Final answer... Sheer Talent Jackson. Considering fit, we selected Jaylen Brown number three last year and he's very similar to Jackson, considering Coach Stevens and his character, considering Jackson has a bad reputation, the pick is Tatum final answerOkIm still undecidedBut very much believe Danny would have taken Jackson at 1. Cant say the same for Tatum..
Quote from: triboy16f on June 20, 2017, 02:02:43 PMQuote from: KG Living Legend on June 20, 2017, 01:30:04 PM This is me making fun of myself for predraft Jitters. Shout out to Celtics Fan Orlando to changing my mind again. I think the best point he made was the company Jackson keeps, I have heard also he hangs out with a bunch of knuckleheads. And when you think of what Stevens and Danny are trying to build we don't have any room for knuckleheads. Tatum is a great kid he's a great scorer. I think that's the way to go, I would love to pick up an additional asset if we can slide down to 5 and still grab him.KGLL you crazzeee?LolFirst its Jackson... Now its Tatum?Be honest...who would you pick? Final answer... Sheer Talent Jackson. Considering fit, we selected Jaylen Brown number three last year and he's very similar to Jackson, considering Coach Stevens and his character, considering Jackson has a bad reputation, the pick is Tatum final answer
Quote from: KG Living Legend on June 20, 2017, 01:30:04 PM This is me making fun of myself for predraft Jitters. Shout out to Celtics Fan Orlando to changing my mind again. I think the best point he made was the company Jackson keeps, I have heard also he hangs out with a bunch of knuckleheads. And when you think of what Stevens and Danny are trying to build we don't have any room for knuckleheads. Tatum is a great kid he's a great scorer. I think that's the way to go, I would love to pick up an additional asset if we can slide down to 5 and still grab him.KGLL you crazzeee?LolFirst its Jackson... Now its Tatum?Be honest...who would you pick? Final answer...
This is me making fun of myself for predraft Jitters. Shout out to Celtics Fan Orlando to changing my mind again. I think the best point he made was the company Jackson keeps, I have heard also he hangs out with a bunch of knuckleheads. And when you think of what Stevens and Danny are trying to build we don't have any room for knuckleheads. Tatum is a great kid he's a great scorer. I think that's the way to go, I would love to pick up an additional asset if we can slide down to 5 and still grab him.