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| 24 wrote: | | I'll take Tony Parker |
He probably would have been my last pick. Good EFG%.
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| Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:06 am Post subject: |
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| composite wrote: | | Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
That could have been such a good career.
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| Utah takes Darren Collison. |
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| Driving to Vegas. I'll try to check in every now and then for my pick. Sorry for delays. |
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| LakerSanity wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | I'll take Tony Parker |
He probably would have been my last pick. Good EFG%. |
Yeah, if it wasn't for his defensive rating, I think he would have gone a long time ago (and I have a sneaking suspicion that D rating is not as be-all-end-all as some think). He's a monster in that he dominates the ball but gives you great fg%. You can use him to "hide" a guy with bad FG%. I may actually start him at times with Russell and Havlicek to accentuate their positives while minimizing their FG%.
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Did WIS just add the '13 season? I could have sworn that LeBron's 4th best season was 04-05 when I picked him, but now it shows the 12-13 season as his 4th best.
Doesn't really matter to me, just wondering for minutes allocation. |
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| SHAQ/KOBE=#1 wrote: | Did WIS just add the '13 season? I could have sworn that LeBron's 4th best season was 04-05 when I picked him, but now it shows the 12-13 season as his 4th best.
Doesn't really matter to me, just wondering for minutes allocation. |
Nope, I've seen lots of 12-13. If it wasn't for that, I wouldn't haven been able to draft Lopez.
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:24 am Post subject: |
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| composite wrote: | | Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
Another guy with phenomenal numbers who slipped because of D Rating IMO. Starting caliber offensive player.
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| 24 wrote: | | composite wrote: | | Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
Another guy with phenomenal numbers who slipped because of D Rating IMO. Starting caliber offensive player. |
He slipped on my board not because of D but just because I had totally forgotten about him.
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| 24 wrote: | | LakerSanity wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | I'll take Tony Parker |
He probably would have been my last pick. Good EFG%. |
Yeah, if it wasn't for his defensive rating, I think he would have gone a long time ago (and I have a sneaking suspicion that D rating is not as be-all-end-all as some think). He's a monster in that he dominates the ball but gives you great fg%. You can use him to "hide" a guy with bad FG%. I may actually start him at times with Russell and Havlicek to accentuate their positives while minimizing their FG%. |
Great pick. I almost took him at my last pick. Went with Felton because of 70 D and low usage. I just feel at this point, it's hard to fit in a guy with a high usage because your star players will be on the floor for 38 minutes a game and most of them have high usage. |
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| encina1 wrote: | | composite wrote: | | Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
That could have been such a good career. |
Him and Kemp...what a waste of the talents. Both were good, but had the potential to be great. Just didn't care. |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:23 pm Post subject: |
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| 4ml wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | LakerSanity wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | I'll take Tony Parker |
He probably would have been my last pick. Good EFG%. |
Yeah, if it wasn't for his defensive rating, I think he would have gone a long time ago (and I have a sneaking suspicion that D rating is not as be-all-end-all as some think). He's a monster in that he dominates the ball but gives you great fg%. You can use him to "hide" a guy with bad FG%. I may actually start him at times with Russell and Havlicek to accentuate their positives while minimizing their FG%. |
Great pick. I almost took him at my last pick. Went with Felton because of 70 D and low usage. I just feel at this point, it's hard to fit in a guy with a high usage because your star players will be on the floor for 38 minutes a game and most of them have high usage. |
I've never minded a guy with high usage if he's efficient. Like I said, I can put him on the floor with Russell and Havlicek, who give me great all around stuff, but whose weakest point is their EFG%, and his usage rate essentially drives theirs down and improves my overall EFG%.
BTW, it was between him and Felton for me too. I liked Felton's D, but i actually wanted Parker's ball dominance more. Thanks for making my decision easier!
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:43 pm Post subject: |
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| encina1 wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | composite wrote: | | Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
Another guy with phenomenal numbers who slipped because of D Rating IMO. Starting caliber offensive player. |
He slipped on my board not because of D but just because I had totally forgotten about him. |
Same here. |
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| KBH wrote: | | encina1 wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | composite wrote: | | Cleveland picks Vin Baker |
Another guy with phenomenal numbers who slipped because of D Rating IMO. Starting caliber offensive player. |
He slipped on my board not because of D but just because I had totally forgotten about him. |
Same here. |
I looked at him closely, but I already had Lopez and Davis on my bench, and Baker can't play SF. And Ceballos made a much better high efficiency scorer/rebounder to plug in at 3 or 2
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| The Houston Rockets pick Carey Scurry, SF. |
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| RG73 wrote: | | The Houston Rockets pick Carey Scurry, SF. |
No can do. He only played 3 seasons.
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| 24 wrote: | | RG73 wrote: | | The Houston Rockets pick Carey Scurry, SF. |
No can do. He only played 3 seasons. |
My bad. It didn't compute that he was traded one season, hence, 4 different sets of numbers.
Alright, I'm going in the totally opposite direction. The Houston Rockets select World B. Free. |
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| RG73 wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | RG73 wrote: | | The Houston Rockets pick Carey Scurry, SF. |
No can do. He only played 3 seasons. |
My bad. It didn't compute that he was traded one season, hence, 4 different sets of numbers.
Alright, I'm going in the totally opposite direction. The Houston Rockets select World B. Free. |
Ah yes, the original role model for both Allen Iverson and Ron Artest.
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| Vishnu wrote: | | Maurice Lucas |
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| 24 wrote: | | 4ml wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | LakerSanity wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | I'll take Tony Parker |
He probably would have been my last pick. Good EFG%. |
Yeah, if it wasn't for his defensive rating, I think he would have gone a long time ago (and I have a sneaking suspicion that D rating is not as be-all-end-all as some think). He's a monster in that he dominates the ball but gives you great fg%. You can use him to "hide" a guy with bad FG%. I may actually start him at times with Russell and Havlicek to accentuate their positives while minimizing their FG%. |
Great pick. I almost took him at my last pick. Went with Felton because of 70 D and low usage. I just feel at this point, it's hard to fit in a guy with a high usage because your star players will be on the floor for 38 minutes a game and most of them have high usage. |
I've never minded a guy with high usage if he's efficient. Like I said, I can put him on the floor with Russell and Havlicek, who give me great all around stuff, but whose weakest point is their EFG%, and his usage rate essentially drives theirs down and improves my overall EFG%.
BTW, it was between him and Felton for me too. I liked Felton's D, but i actually wanted Parker's ball dominance more. Thanks for making my decision easier! |
I think he fits your team perfectly. On my team - with Vince, Drexler, Garnett, and McDyess...it'd tough to fit Parker. I don't like my Monta Ellis pick because he will just rot on the bench and not do anything. |
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242. Jared Dudley
243. Terry Tyler |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Michlake wrote: | 242. Jared Dudley
243. Terry Tyler |
Sure, take my defensive specialist...
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