Ja_Rules

Hard is to you to understand were we are right now. We are in the year two of our rebuild, Ja and Jaren are under 23 and not ready for Playoffs. Their weaknesses are so apparent that great teams can handle us pretty easy, special the teams with superstars like Warriors, Blazers and Lakers. Keep choosing the 0% chance of winning a Playoff series, playing in for the 8th seed to tell the truth, and I will believe in the dream of the 1 or 1,7% to make the 1st pick and draft Cade Cunningham to change this franchise.

This draft is really good if you get any chance to the top 4 picks you want it.

I hope we win every game, but we are not ready to do so.

We have the same chance to win these next two than to win the lottery. I hope we win the lottery.

I agree, just disagree on the Tyus trade.

.5 at 14, 1 at 13 and 1,7 at 12. We already saw we are not ready for guys like Curry, Lillard/CJ and Lebron/AD, so anything you can get now is better. We should have tanked THIS year like many others did.

I like Clarke, but I think we should try trade with some those young guys, a Allen + Winslow + Clarke + picks for Jeremi Grant deal makes so much sense. Draft the best available, maybe trade up a bit to get what we want, but that trade would make us better enought for the Playoffs. Ja/Tyus Dillon/Melton Grant/Bane Jaren/SlowMo JV/Tillman

But Wiggins is easier to move than him and produces more too.

We double our chances to the 1st pick if we are 13th instead 14th. Winning against the Spurs to have the pleasure to be destroyed by GS, Lakers or Blazers is the nonsense option.

I like those guys but they are role players We need to trade for another capable starter and get lucky, or even trade, to move up in the draft. If make that and keep Ja, Dillon, JV, Jaren, SlowMo, Melton, Bane, Tillman and Tyus we will be good to go.

Not that big of difference. http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=y8sry3w Wiggins contract is better than Harrison one.

If we loose to the Spurs we will be 13th or 14th? Do we have a chance for the 12th lottery odds?

Me neither, you are right. They just have to realize they are not ready for the real thing. Curry, Lebron, KD, Klay, Leonard, George, Irving, Lillard, Jokic, Embiid, Giannis, Harden ... those guys prove they at least can be there. Winning there is even difficult, we are not ready, and the best way for us to be is win the jackpot later in June.

Wiggins wouldn't be that type of player here, but yeah, he is great on a Harrison Barnes role.

Dillon was major, I expected Melton to be the same but he was out of it. Should have him check Stephen a couple of times before to be more ready for prime time.