2022 Draft Pick Watch

[rascal]

If the Spurs get into the top 4 they should pick Shaedon Sharpe. He has superstar potential and will be the best of this draft in the end.

[Degoat]

If the Spurs get into the top 4 they should pick Shaedon Sharpe. He has superstar potential and will be the best of this draft in the end.

I do wish the spurs could some how get him, idk about top 4 but he will be special

[TDMVPDPOY]

I do wish the spurs could some how get him, idk about top 4 but he will be special

no point drafting a alpha scorer if pop puts him end of the bench/gleague, or no green light to chuck

[rascal]

no point drafting a alpha scorer if pop puts him end of the bench/gleague, or no green light to chuck

A go to alpha scorer is exactly what the Spurs need. They didn't have any go to player against NO in their last game. It'll take Sharpe two or three years to reach his potential but the Spurs should be on a three year plan anyways.

[RC_Drunkford]

The Spurs already have a top 5 pick in this draft. His name is Joshua Primo

[KingKev]

The Spurs already have a top 25 pick in this draft. His name is Joshua Primo

lol fixed

[DAF86]

So, I'm starting to dig into the prospects (focusing mainly of the PFs). This Jeremy Sochan guy seems interesting. Only 18 years old, great defender, moves well without the ball and seems to have a high IQ. His metrics are off the chart too.



His shooting numbers aren't good but he displays a good form.

[rascal]

Sochan doesn't look like anything special, lacks explosiveness, fits right in with what the Spurs already have, doesn't add a badly needed top scoring option to the team.

At 9 don't draft by position but take the best prospect with the highest upside. Better options at 9 than Sochan.

Here's a list so one of these guys will be available when the spurs are on the board.

1.J Smith
2. Holgrem
3.Banchero
4.Ivey
5.Griffin
6.Mathurin
7.Murray
8.Sharpe - likely to declare
9. Spurs- Duren, J Davis, Agbaji

I wouldn't take Sochan over any of these guys.

[R. DeMurre]

Watching a bunch of Wake Forest's Jake LaRavia in the last few days, I'm definitely getting a Franz Wagner vibe-- even their physical profiles are similar, with Laravia listed at 6'9", 228 and Wagner at 6'9", 220. Laravia was the leader in impact stats on a team that went 25-10, and kind of does everything well but nothing at an ultra elite level. in his match ups with Paolo Banchero, he held him far below his typical FG%s. I think he could be a second round steal.

Here are some write ups on him:
https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/lets...ke-laravia?s=r
https://www.si.com/college/2022/03/1...s-2022-ranking