with such a young team and already the draft pick of towns, the t'wolves can use a stable player in the backcourt and that's exactly what norman powell is. 4yr guy out of ucla, knows how to play the game and most importantly knows how to D up. even though he's only 6'4, at 215lbs and his quickness, he's going to cause alot of problems for opposing pg's and sg's.

BRIGGS wrote:

EwingsGlass wrote:Houston picks Danilo Fuzaro. Sorry Briggs, I think you are right about this kid.

Darn I shouldve been quiet about the picks you bastids are snagging them

1000% true. I had no clue on this kid before you wrote him up.

BRIGGS wrote:

nyk4ever wrote:with the first pick of the 2nd round, the t'wolves select Norman Powell.

with such a young team and already the draft pick of towns, the t'wolves can use a stable player in the backcourt and that's exactly what norman powell is. 4yr guy out of ucla, knows how to play the game and most importantly knows how to D up. even though he's only 6'4, at 215lbs and his quickness, he's going to cause alot of problems for opposing pg's and sg's.

He's got a chance to be a monta Ellis type sg with a powerful build . If he can add something to his outside shot he could be one of the big steals of the draft

totally agree briggs. he wow'd me a couple times this year watching their games. kid is a ball of fire, he's always looking to accelerate, but at the same time he plays smart. the fact that he played 4yrs in college, i think hurts his "draft stock" but there's no doubt someone is going to end up with a good player.

callmened wrote:

nyk4ever wrote:with the first pick of the 2nd round, the t'wolves select Norman Powell.

with such a young team and already the draft pick of towns, the t'wolves can use a stable player in the backcourt and that's exactly what norman powell is. 4yr guy out of ucla, knows how to play the game and most importantly knows how to D up. even though he's only 6'4, at 215lbs and his quickness, he's going to cause alot of problems for opposing pg's and sg's.

good pick

call its your pick.

BRIGGS wrote:The Lakers pick Chris McCullough with a combined score of 57

The Sixers take Joe Young PG

Young is somewhat over looked and at 35 becomes very attractive. His athleticism measurements were on par with elite level point guards. You add in the 4 year 40% 3 point shooting his 90% FT shooting and his ability to get into the lane and I think you have a nice compliment off the bench for the Sixers with Russell. He spent his offseason working on his handle and should come to camp with enhanced PG skills.

BRIGGS wrote:The Lakers pick Chris McCullough with a combined score of 57

The Sixers take Joe Young PG

Young is somewhat over looked and at 35 becomes very attractive. His athleticism measurements were on par with elite level point guards. You add in the 4 year 40% 3 point shooting his 90% FT shooting and his ability to get into the lane and I think you have a nice compliment off the bench for the Sixers with Russell. He spent his offseason working on his handle and should come to camp with enhanced PG skills.

geez. sorry i didnt realize i was next. no i dont want the overrated McCollough with one good knee. i'd replace that with Jonathan holmes from texas

BRIGGS wrote:Philly selects C 6-10 255 Arturas Gudaitis. He reminds me a lot of Mosgov. Athletic C who can block shots hit the mid range run the court and be active with good size to him. I cant bring 5 2nd round draft picks back to the team so hes perfect to stash for a year.

My pick would have been Gudaitis.