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2022 NBA Draft thread


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3 minutes ago, NavyVet said:

While the trade is confusing. It's been known that the Hornets didn't want both picks. You already have Jones and Bouknight  that still need to be developed. Adding two rookies would have made the Hornets too young. I do wish they could have acquired a young vet with one of the picks though. 

So why value 4 second round picks? Makes no sense.

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Mark Williams is a good pick. Duren is raw and the youngest player in the draft. How much realistically do ya'll think he would have contributed next year??..We already have that player on the roster by the name of Kai Jones. Mark Williams will come in and play at least 20 minutes a game.  

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1 minute ago, WUnderhill said:

So why value 4 second round picks? Makes no sense.

Yeah especially not trading up to make whatever deal. Just keep both guys and wait for better value if you really don't want both on the roster. A trade for a young vet, someone desperate after injuy, something...Zero reason to immediately send him away if we're not dumping a contract

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