Well, to be fair, we usually were picking late due to our record. However, he did draft Shannon Brown and Danny Green.. Sadly, that same regime is the one who didn't give them a fair chance.dave;1134083 wrote:That's pretty crazy. Shows you how shitty Ferry was at keeping picks and making good ones when he had them.
The more I watch Davis the more I want him in Cleveland. Hopefully they can get lucky or trade up.
A lot of people on here want Harrison Barnes #1 overall. That would be a disaster, I'd rather have Davis. Trade the entire team outside of Irving for Davis if you have to.Commander of Awesome;1134314 wrote:Thanks for that sleeper, you get that from www.obvious.com?
Who wants Barnes as #1?sleeper;1134413 wrote:A lot of people on here want Harrison Barnes #1 overall. That would be a disaster, I'd rather have Davis. Trade the entire team outside of Irving for Davis if you have to.
All the UNC basketball, Ohio State football fans on this forum.wildcats20;1134430 wrote:Who wants Barnes as #1?
If there's a lottery to play and try to win, it's the NBA lottery. Here's hoping the Cavs get picks #1 and #2. Get Davis and Beal. Cavs would win a championship in 3 years or less.Crimson streak;1134448 wrote:I haven't seen 1 person say they want barnes at number 1
agreed. was a teammate of kyrie's in hs to bootKR1245;1134536 wrote:Gimme MKG
I heard an interesting discussion today...about how to build an organization. Many people believe that OKC has the perfect blueprint for today's game, but then someone said that the Spurs are the team that has it right. You build by getting mid to late round picks that fit your system. It was interesting to listen to, although, I think you need that superstar like what OKC has now.hoops23;1136001 wrote:Danny Green had a great game for the Spurs as well.
I am in the minority, but I would take MKG or Davis everyday.KR1245;1136033 wrote:Cavs are really working hard for a top 3 pick next year.
Anything that gives us a shot at Davis or MKG
I think the Spurs kinda did both, they just got their superstar early and built around him. Tony and Manu were great picks but that doesnt happen often.wes_mantooth;1136030 wrote:I heard an interesting discussion today...about how to build an organization. Many people believe that OKC has the perfect blueprint for today's game, but then someone said that the Spurs are the team that has it right. You build by getting mid to late round picks that fit your system. It was interesting to listen to, although, I think you need that superstar like what OKC has now.
You mean draft a hofer, then surround him by talent (or initially have him play with a veteran hofer)? Yeah sounds like a good blueprint.wes_mantooth;1136030 wrote:I heard an interesting discussion today...about how to build an organization. Many people believe that OKC has the perfect blueprint for today's game, but then someone said that the Spurs are the team that has it right. You build by getting mid to late round picks that fit your system. It was interesting to listen to, although, I think you need that superstar like what OKC has now.