PistolRicky
Years ago

Draft Philosophy: Value vs Fit

I think that it is crazy to waste a good draft pick position to get what you think you need. It is more inteligent to try to aquire the best value player and trade.

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Quagmire  
Years ago

I would agree, but does that stay true for the entire draft? Or just the first 5-10 picks?

Does it become more true later in the draft, when the talent pool is starting to thin out?

Speaking of the draft- can/should the jazz look to sign and trade Boozer to the Grizzles so they can pick Thabeet?

They could then make Okur a tall pf and still have Milsap for variation off the bench...

Must keep their 20th pick for Terence Williams though...

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TR  
Years ago

Terrance Williams will be gone by the 20th.

Memphis is cost cutting and Boozer is looking for a lot of beans.

When your cost cutting we don't do a sign and trade for a player looking at $10+ million a year, when you can select a high lottery rookie and you'll be paying him around $12 million for 3 years with a team option for the 4th year.

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LA Boy  
Years ago

in general pick #1~(about)10 it's pretty much based on need; unless you have somebody real special eg. MJ, LBJ etc. but everything after that especially after 15 it's pretty much best available.

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