Forgot about it, but if we didn't trade the Chicago pick back to them, it'd very likely convey to us this year and stands at #13. Funny that we were closely tracking it for a while.
Forgot about it, but if we didn't trade the Chicago pick back to them, it'd very likely convey to us this year and stands at #13. Funny that we were closely tracking it for a while.
He makes for a nice backup 2 guard. Spurs have Vassell and I don't see them wanting to trade him.
Let's burn the Spur's last top ten pick in awhile on a backup 2 guard while the team needs size and upgrades at SF and PF.
Go ahead Spurstalk continue on the Kon bandwagon just like you did with Sheppard last year and Sochan in 2022.
Although Kon is better than Sheppard in that he's bigger. But Spurstalk was so sure Sheppard's college shooting numbers would tranlate to the NBA.
If the Spurs drafted Queen and Richardson they’d be the SHOWTIME SPURS
When did Avery retire?
IMO, a great draft for the Spurs would be
Kneuppel
Sorber
Broome
Kneuppel is a lethal shooter, something we are desperate for. However, he can also drive and attack the paint. He is a good passer. He is also a solid defender. He is not the most athletic specimen in the draft, but his ball IQ and skill set is high.
Sorber could be the next great GTown big. His game is modest and composed. He has some legit low post moves on offense. His rebounding is pretty good and he a force on defense.
Broome is the main reason I even watched college basketball this year. He is my favorite prospect in the draft. He has the toughness and grit you need in a low post presence. He is a great leader on the court. His low post game is well developed. He can stroke it from outside. He is the best rebounder in the draft and he blocks a ton of shots. The biggest weakness in his game is FT shooting I can live with that.
Draft these 3 players and sign Yasebule.
SAN ANTONIO SPURS
DALLAS COWBOYS
HOUSTON ASTROS
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
TEXAS LONGHORNS
TAMU-CC ISLANDERS
CONVERSE JUDSON ROCKETS
^ I’m down with Kneuppel, Sorber and Broome. The problem is, after picking Kneuppel at 8th, and Sorber (and Queen) are gone at 15th, Spurs missed out on the biggest bullies of this draft, and I doubt Broome is available at 38th. But yeah sure, that would be a great draft, a high bball shooter, and two big defensive bullies in the paint.
dilemma question: 5 out of 10 mocks I looked at have Tre Johnson picked top 5. 2 have him at 6 and 7.
but 3 have him in the Spurs region, at 8, 9 and 10.
Tre might be on the board, when the Spurs pick.
not considering a lottery shake up, it would take the Sixers, Nets and Raptors to pass on him, which I can see.
Sixers and Nets likely go big in Queen and Maluach, Raptors already have a ton of guards.
so....Spurs need size, but would they pass on a shooting talent like Tre? (especially if they ship out Devin). in a few years he might form an exceptional back court with Castle.
if they pick Tre, they can hope for one out of Bryant and Newell to fall to 15. if both are gone, CMB and McNeeley will likely still be on the board. works for me.
Mountainballer
Here's a super-simplified outlook. We need a combo of shooters and bangers:
Shooters: Kon, Richardson,McNeeley
Bangers: Maluach,Sorber, Broome
Combo: Fleming, maybe Murray-Boyles
The Spurs will likely go for BPA as they always do vs drafting for fit.
Free agency and trades might fill these roles with perennial ST fav Cam Johnson somehow landing here. Yabusele, Reid, LaRavia, Aldama, and even Luke Kornet might be targets for the Spurs and could influence how the draft plays out.
How far could you move up in the draft by trading 2 firsts and Devin?
We do need a defensive big bad.We dont have any guarantees with wembys health for the future.
Since only three players are guaranteed to be on the roster long term, BPA is still the way to go except for non-shooting guards/wings.
We need another guard with playmaking ability, multiple wings and another big.
Samanic, Devin, Primo, Sochan were not the BPA's. Wemby and Castle were obvious. But Spurs have always been searching for that "Spurs typical" player, a mobile big like Diaw (Samanic, Sochan), a defensive guard (Devin*, Primo). And heavily relied on their performance at the Combine. Lonnie tested high on vertical and lane agility. Honestly Spurs' scouting has been underwhelming missing out on Haliburton, J-Dubs, Sengun, Tari among others.
Rebounding and a big bruiser to help Wemby are the obvious needs, plus a backup PG. I'm hoping a combination of Queen/Sorber and Fleming/Bryant/Wolf, and a backup PG someone like Boogie Fland in the 2nd round.