Mr. Body
Body Of Work

My issues with Davis... The ball stuck a lot in his hands, he was a ballstopper. When the ball moved to him, he often stared down the defense before making moves. He wasn't great from downtown. He's not an explosive athlete and required savviness to get open. He could have trouble with separation...

There are a lot of pieces needed and Ayton ain't one of them.

The ghost of Michael Finley wants this to happen.

He's poor defensively, is poor athletically, and often can't really dribble. I'm not sure I even believe in his shot, either. Definitely not an All-Rookie. He might struggle to stay on the floor. If he does play, he'll require players to set him up constantly. He's like a bigger Bryn Forbes.

The blowouts in the playoffs are getting pretty boring.

I sure as hell wouldn't trade future top picks for him.

Banchero ain't that good, y'all. You don't trade unprotected picks for this guy. No sir.

And he's a me-first headcase. Hard pass.

Yes, and the Spurs should absolutely not do that.

I'm Sochan, Mathurin, Dieng, Davis right now in that order. Not that it matters and the boards will probably change a lot. There will be a lot of things we don't know as well. I know I wouldn't want to trade back.

"How about the Suns? Do you like the Suns?" "... Do they have a draft pick?"

Wake Forest had two potential first round picks in Alondes Williams and Jake LaRavia and didn't make the tournament. How does that happen?

ESPN's coverage is so trash. Would rather chat with the coaches and shove the game in a small insert window. I don't know who the players are. It's just crap coverage like the Summer League stuff.

It's impossible to say where Primo would be in this draft after another year at Bama. He was slated to play a big role. He's pretty different than most of the guards on that list, in that he was having primary playmaker duties and most of those guards don't have those abilities.

Ayton at max is a massive mistake and the Spurs should stay away. Getting involved to facilitate a S&T to a team is definitely a good possibility.

This shit is stupid and I'd be embarrassed to post it. It was clear when he was playing late in the season that he was concentrating on getting his rotations and sets right. He also was rebuilding his shot, if you paid any attention. He was landing on one foot, which wasn't great, and was working...

I'm not disputing, just saying that it's a hard sell to a fanbase to explain why you just dumped your two good draft picks like that. More likely they'd want to keep one.

Not only was he in WA, he beat Paolo Banchero for the state title. https://news.scorebooklive.com/boys-basketball-all-state/2020/03/08/highlights-tari-eason-garfield-dismantle-reigning-champion-odea-to-win-2020-3a-boys-basketball-state-title

We should draft Jaylin Williams and Jalen Williams just for fun.

That's the sort of trade I've seen pitched elsewhere. It's basically Poeltl + cap relief. I don't think the Hornets could give up both of their draft picks, however. I can't imagine it would go over well with their fanbase if they're perceived of giving up all those assets for our center.

Fuck this AJ Griffin shit. Lol, these mock drafters just wanting to stick him somewhere.

Fox Sports with easily the shittiest draft imaginable, Griffin, Jovic, Houstan. Who even needs to play defense?

Funny. I was wondering if the Spurs could absorb Gordon Hayward's contract and what they might get for doing so, but then he's pretty right-wing, too, following Candace Owens on Twitter and other stuff.

And the measurements are promptly forgotten as soon as they're drafted. You still have to be able to play the game.

Guys, no one has promised Jake LaRavia. No one.

Covid is going around. I believe Trayce Jackson-Davis can't do 5-on-5 because he caught it. So could be LaRavia too.