I do!dave wrote:Anyone interested in my first?
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Mavs up)
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Cavs up)
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Cavs up)
I'll take it for my 2nd
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Cavs up)
Dammit. With the 28the pick in the 2003 nba draft the Toronto Raptors select ZaZa Pachuliadave wrote:Cavs Select Luke Walton
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
This is a curious draft. I could see some late first round picks turning out better than lotto picks.
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
I wish I had the insight you guys that have done this a lot do!dave wrote:This is a curious draft. I could see some late first round picks turning out better than lotto picks.
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
Hope the live draft starts at like 1030 est because I'm at work until 10 ad I have 2 of the 1st 3 picks in round two
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
For me I tend to look at their ratings and compare to notes. I graded out Lampe being pretty high but his potential could be crap and be a total bust. Then there are curious cases of Warrick who entered the draft well before he did in real life. Does that mean he has more potential?pudgejeff wrote:I wish I had the insight you guys that have done this a lot do!dave wrote:This is a curious draft. I could see some late first round picks turning out better than lotto picks.
I also think player's positions have a large impact on TC. SG vs SF, SF vs PF. I think TC focuses more on certain attributes for different positions. If I had Lampe for instance I'd move him to PF instead of keeping him at SF to hopefully develop his inside, strength, and rebounding.
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
cant get into chat 
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
If you want a good example of that go look at the first draft.dave wrote:For me I tend to look at their ratings and compare to notes. I graded out Lampe being pretty high but his potential could be crap and be a total bust. Then there are curious cases of Warrick who entered the draft well before he did in real life. Does that mean he has more potential?pudgejeff wrote:I wish I had the insight you guys that have done this a lot do!dave wrote:This is a curious draft. I could see some late first round picks turning out better than lotto picks.
I also think player's positions have a large impact on TC. SG vs SF, SF vs PF. I think TC focuses more on certain attributes for different positions. If I had Lampe for instance I'd move him to PF instead of keeping him at SF to hopefully develop his inside, strength, and rebounding.
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
Outside PF's never develop, much rather have Lampe at SFdave wrote:For me I tend to look at their ratings and compare to notes. I graded out Lampe being pretty high but his potential could be crap and be a total bust. Then there are curious cases of Warrick who entered the draft well before he did in real life. Does that mean he has more potential?pudgejeff wrote:I wish I had the insight you guys that have done this a lot do!dave wrote:This is a curious draft. I could see some late first round picks turning out better than lotto picks.
I also think player's positions have a large impact on TC. SG vs SF, SF vs PF. I think TC focuses more on certain attributes for different positions. If I had Lampe for instance I'd move him to PF instead of keeping him at SF to hopefully develop his inside, strength, and rebounding.
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (Bucks up)
Is he really an outside player?Brophdog88 wrote:Outside PF's never develop, much rather have Lampe at SFdave wrote:For me I tend to look at their ratings and compare to notes. I graded out Lampe being pretty high but his potential could be crap and be a total bust. Then there are curious cases of Warrick who entered the draft well before he did in real life. Does that mean he has more potential?pudgejeff wrote:I wish I had the insight you guys that have done this a lot do!dave wrote:This is a curious draft. I could see some late first round picks turning out better than lotto picks.
I also think player's positions have a large impact on TC. SG vs SF, SF vs PF. I think TC focuses more on certain attributes for different positions. If I had Lampe for instance I'd move him to PF instead of keeping him at SF to hopefully develop his inside, strength, and rebounding.
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Re: 2003 Draft Board (LIVE)
Kings select TJ Ford

