BRIGGS wrote:Guys who made money today

#1 Jordan Mickey
#2 Vince Hunter
#3 J P Tokoto
#4 Terry Rozier
#5 Rakeen Christmas
#6 Andrew Harrison
#7 Mike Frazier

Guys who may have lost money today

#1 Tyler Harvey

#3 Aaron Harrison

I think Jordan Mickey just launched himself into a top 20 pick. Its one thing to blocks shots at a high rate in college its another to do it against best of breed from college. Also Vince Hunter was the beast of the day--played hard. Tyler harvey plays the game the wrong way right now.

Watched most of yesterday's games. Jordan Mickey to me wasoverall mvp followed by Vince Hunter and r Christmas.

Olivier Hanson played much better game 2 as did Powell. Rosier Tokoto also were solid . Kid from nd played well too. Tyler Harvey was the person who stood out as a guy who needs work. He's going to need to develop a pg game perhaps overseas. I'm taking him out of the top 60 in final mock.

The 2 nd bust of the two days was easily de paula.

Athletically Bobby Port is was terrible may have cost himself some money. AgAin Jordan Mickey nearly a 40 inch vertical at 240 pounds was impressive. Dez wells and Powell were excellent athletes who both had 40 inch verticals and weighed over 210 pounds each at 6-4. A Greta deal of information excellent format it gave players two days to perform under pressure and for the most part there were good showings. I think clearly easily Mickey to me showed nab tier 1 athletic ability and he will be a player to be reckoned with. I think Christmas played himself into late rd 1 as a smaller quick long 5 who showed he could hit the mid range shot. Tokoto show he he might be an excellent role player off the bench. Several active players jaite hunter rozier.Best athlete was Marcus Thornton but he needs developmental time as a pg.

EDIT: Looks like he played well, was happy with his overall performance and it looks like the Knicks were one of several teams that took the time to interview him ...Wanted to be there too -- some kids don't--they feel they're too good for it, etc. Not Young. He was ready to get busy and go to work, ready to show people he can play the point at the next level. Gotta like that. Supposedly schooled Harvey in their matchup..

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2463620-nba-combine-2015-players-who-will-help-themselves-in-5-on-5-scrimmages

http://autzenzoo.com/2015/05/15/joseph-young-making-most-of-nba-combine/

http://wizofawes.com/2015/05/15/nba-draft-2015-washington-wizards-interview-joseph-young-branden-dawson-combine/

http://www.csnnw.com/blazers/oregon%E2%80%99s-joseph-young-hoping-combine-will-boost-draft-stock

http://www.csnnw.com/ducks/video-oregons-joseph-young-grades-his-combine-performance

https://twitter.com/joeybuckets3

https://twitter.com/JoeyBuckets3/status/594696969131405313

I want this kid. Realistic trades to make -- Hardaway Jr. and/or Early for a decent young bench player and a 2nd rounder or 2 second rounders. I think that's what we could get for either guy, esp. Hardaway who finished the season strong. A low 1st rounder would be awesome but might be pushing it. I'd dangle both of those guy to see if I could get into the top portion of the 2nd round. I'd be happy with that. I think you immediately turn around and replace Early with Eric Griffin or maybe Luke Babbitt in FA and/or Hardaway Jr. with one of the many capable young SGs we could get cheap (Kevin Murphy, Orlando Johnson, Scotty Hopson, Dominique Jones)--moves I consider clear cut upgrades anyway (not to mention calling up and incorporating Thanasis Antetokounmpo -- imagine the lockdown defensive play would could get from Griffin and Thanasis together out on the wing + some legit offense as well, how much bang for the buck that could be ) -- while getting into the top portion of the 2nd round for this kid Young (reminds me of a bigger version of Bryce Cotton/fellow Oregon alum Aaron Brooks). Win win...We also have cash to include in a deal(s) which should help us. I like our chances to get a fairly high 2nd round pick, possibly a low 1. Make it happen, Phil!