Yeah, if the Spurs don't make a move to acquire another 1st round pick, they could take CDR or Greene with #26, a big with #45, and then use #57 on an international who will stay abroad for a while.
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Yeah, if the Spurs don't make a move to acquire another 1st round pick, they could take CDR or Greene with #26, a big with #45, and then use #57 on an international who will stay abroad for a while.
The latest mock draft have the Spurs going big
So Spurs are going big in the draft and are confident they can find the swingman at FA
They might. If they go with a swingman at #26 it's unlikely he'd be ready for the rotation. It definitely wouldn't preclude them from going after a starting ready swingman in free agency.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs Brazil
I like the order, but most likely to be left at 45 would be Plaisted, Jackson, and maybe Anderson. I think you might be able to get those at 57, so it might be better trying to find a value wing/guard like Giddens. It's all positional on who is taken and what's left that would be the best prospect at the point. With the 26, I would probably target Hendrix as he has more upside if you are looking for a big and other targets are off the board.Quote:
Originally Posted by timvp
The idea of going big with 45 is a good one, but I wouldn't hold hard and fast to it. A guy like Weaver, Foster, or Giddens as guards could be every bit as good as those listed.
calthes graded out well in many categories and has shown good BB IQ in camps. I wouldn't rule him out at 45 if he is still there.
in the 26 pick i want one of those players(swingman - in that order): Brandon Rush, Nicolas Batum, C.Douglas-Roberts - i hope one of them will be available
in the 45 pick i want one of those players(a big - in that order): Nathan Jawai, DJ White, Richard Hendrix, DeVon Hardin, Joey Dorsey
in the 57 pick i want the best player available