2023 NBA Draft Thread

I see him as a more bouncier Paul Milsap. Like 60 win team Sap for us. Not the greatest shooter, but when he has the ball in his hands, he can make something happen. He's shown the ability to hit tough shots(fade-aways, contested layups,turn around jumpers, etc..). He can guard practically every position on the court. Strong rebounder. Able to make the right pass to open man. So you're looking at a player who's a borderline AS, with the potential to go above that if he continues to develop his shot and has a grown man, NBA body to boot.

Post #290 » by **Jamaaliver** » Mon Jun 19, 2023 11:22 pm

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Post #293 » by **Jamaaliver** » Mon Jun 19, 2023 11:26 pm

Son of Pacers legend Dale Davis, I see the Pacers taking him at #29 or #32.

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Post #294 » by **Jamaaliver** » Mon Jun 19, 2023 11:30 pm

Hawks somehow convinces Cason Wallace to actually show up for a workout?

Two days before the draft?!?

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Post #295 » by **HMFFL** » Tue Jun 20, 2023 7:28 am

Jamaaliver wrote:Hawks somehow convinces Cason Wallace to actually show up for a workout?

Two days before the draft?!?

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More mocks have us selecting him

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atlantabbq99 · Post #296 » by **atlantabbq99** » Tue Jun 20, 2023 11:19 am

Jamaaliver wrote:Son of Pacers legend Dale Davis, I see the Pacers taking him at #29 or #32.

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I still hope the Hawks draft Sensabaugh but i wouldn't be upset with TJD or Cason

Post #297 » by **Jamaaliver** » Tue Jun 20, 2023 1:27 pm

HMFFL wrote:
Jamaaliver wrote:Hawks somehow convinces Cason Wallace to actually show up for a workout?

Two days before the draft?!?

More mocks have us selecting him

Post #298 » by **Jamaaliver** » Wed Jun 21, 2023 12:04 am

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Jeff Schultz wrote:15. Atlanta Hawks

Kris Murray | 6-8 forward | 22 years old | Iowa

The difficulty in picking a player for the Hawks is they can go multiple ways this offseason trying to find ways to pare their payroll — they are currently in the luxury tax with only 10 players under contract for next season — and so it’s hard to determine thin areas on the roster. But Murray, the twin brother of Sacramento rookie Keegan Murray, seems the safest pick here. He averaged 20.8 points as a junior, taking a leap after two years on the bench, and projects as a solid 3-and-D wing. He has the athleticism to play small forward and the strength to play at power forward. He made only 33.5 percent of his catch-and-shoot 3-pointers, but he showed strong finishing skills at the rim. His 7-foot wingspan also should pay dividends at both ends of the court.

Post #300 » by **Jamaaliver** » Wed Jun 21, 2023 2:07 am