The biggest thing for me personally is that if they keep the pick, you take the highest ceiling player. The reason is because you fill the roster out in the offseason instead of relying on a rookie to do something special. Slowly develop that player and watch him grow
Great take. All the talk of taking a random rim protector seems way off. What if Clingan goes top four? Personally I don't think he should be in consideration at 5
@@pheralanpathfinder4897 I wouldn’t hate the idea of Clingan. Him behind Duren would be nice, but if you draft clingan you cannot sign a 100M center in hartenstein or claxton
@@victornieves4591Clingan would start ahead of Duren. And of course if you draft your defensive center you don’t go out and buy another, you go buy wings.
@@victornieves4591 Clingan would be ahead of Duren, because Duren can't guard you and is therefore an objectively shitty player; we all hope that changes.
Reed Shephard is Pritchard 2.0 with slightly better defense. Hard pass. Fun fact Cade and Ivey's Defensive rating is exactly identical. That's what I've talking about this miss information routinely comes out.
If we draft a guy that's not ready that puts a lot of pressure on the front office to get good free agents. If we draft a guy that can actually play then we have a little more flexibility in few agency. I think Cade, Ausar, and Duren is enough upside. We need more good players and they better be able to shoot. If we can trade down and draft Dalton later, I wouldn't be mad at that. There are so many holes in each player that i don't want to pick at 5 at all but if I'm forced to, give me Clingan. Duren can learn how to play defense and be the backup. Clingan's passing will help unlock minimize Ausar's awful shooting. We'd still need more shooting after that pick.
The team with Aussar's twin brother probably will take Reed Sheppard first. I think Ben undersold a bit of Sheppard's upside potential, basically he put up completely unprecedented stats for a freshman this year, with efficiency that only pure dunking bigs tend to put up, and the tape looks like he can be a point guard eventually. and also, he had crazy steals and even block numbers, so while he's not a perfect defender he'll probably not just be a rag doll people target. Yes, your always a bit cringy with smaller guards who doesn't just have completely insane athletcism (Rose / Iverson / Morant ) , but we've seen those type of guys sometimes ending up as one-two time all-stars or even more. Still, I also don't think Sheppard is like a great fit with this current group of Pistons either, granted the problem might be that there is just no good fit unless it's some sort of perfect wing that is also a great shooter (if such players are around and it's obvious they're usually top 2 pick types though, Risacher is probably the closest approximation but even he's probably not totally there.) I think they might want to trade down a little bit to like 8 or something, where probably one of Knecht / Mattis will still be there, if they can weasel a future pick or just generally smooth out their roster a bit in the process as well that would be good.
I'm not mad if we pick swapped with the Blazers and got Jerami back. And then with the 14th pick (if we got 7 this would be different) take Ke'lel Ware or Tyler Smith if he's still there. Or hell, do the Edey gamble if you can see him becoming Brook Lopez lite.
Buzelis if Trey can bring in his people to develop him like he did with Herb and Murphy. Knect if you want the best movement shooter who can immediately contribute. Clingan if you want to replicate Dallas Lively/Gafford setup or you're out on Duren (insane to give up on him now, but if we take Clingan, I'd at least understand it if not love it)
Castle is literally a smaller Ausar & how many more bricks can we get from a wing?? A fair point can also be said for Buzelis, but he's shown he can shoot before + that G league team was so trash Shepherd is Payton Pritchard at the NBA level - good bench player but doubt he'll get his shot off against NBA-calibre athletes/size + will get targeted on D repeatedly. Not someone I'd want at #5
@@RVK11-lr2nocastle shoots and defends like Matas with better passing. What does Buzelis do better than Castle? If you want shooting Shepard is the guy if he falls. Or get Ware, probably by trading back a few spots. Ware is likely available at pick ten so we could do a deal with a team looking to move up a few spots.
Buzelis is 6"10 and Castle is 6"5. Again, if we didn't have Ausar I'd be more interested in Castle but having both doesn't make any sense when they're the exact same player. It's more a fit issue than talent comparison
Dalton Knect is better than Reed Shepherd. Damn the age. 6'6 3 level scoring SG/SF. Is the best off ball player in the draft and is athletic? Not a stand of Ivey either. I'm a stand of telling the truth and objectivity.
facts bro and if we are being honest, his age is perfect for a team that is as young as we are, shit he would damn near be a vet on the team, i think Knecht is a perfect fit for the Pistons
What is the fixation with taking kids that 19-20? Dude said 23-24 was risky?? That’s still young af and at least you know what he can generally offer. Do we need every draft pick to play on the team for 10 years??
Our host Ku Khahil respectfully has been all over the board...first he was a Killian Hayes fan..then when Monte came in he shifted to Ivy...now he's ready to trade Ivy who disappointed him also...now he wants Monte gone as the fall guy..because of weavers mess over 4 years...please let's relax...keep our top 6 players...with 5th pick get a good rim protector..then bring Inwood vets....guys I'm probably much older than you all😊.....I played basketball in highschool and college...was mvp ....I'm 76 yrs old...Lifetime piston fan..I've seen it all. Lol
Ku has gotten some calls wrong such as Hayes. However he was constantly saying the same thing about killian:s upside. He didn't change from Hayes to Ivey, but rather he changed his opinion about Ivey this spring. Is Clingan that much better than Duren?
Maybe but the lack of defense is a huge red flag at his age. Reed is a much more complete player as a teen. I have Shepard third with Castle at a close fourth. After them Im not fond of the other options. I would prefer to trade back a few spots for Kel'el Ware even if the return is bad. Pick 9 should be high enough for Ware.
@@pheralanpathfinder4897 Sheppard is a slightly safer pick forsure but Knecht has the tools to improve his defense he just had a huge offensive load and step up in competition so he might just need more high level experience. He is significantly bigger and more of an athletic force than Sheppard (29 dunks vs 5) and was 5’8 as a sophomore in high school and kept growing for years he’s a late bloomer which explains a bit why he burst on the scene so late but I don’t think it limits his ceiling a ton since he has the 3 level scoring profile and athletic tools to be a borderline star if everything goes right
Better defense, passing, and 3% while three years younger. I don't see the argument in favor of Knetch. But athletes often get drafted high in the hopes they learn to play. In Dalton's case I don't think he will be good enough on defense.
Again Piston fans, we can easily keep our top 6 young players including Fettecheno....then use 5th pick for a rim protector to share time with our starting center...whether he starts or used as a back up. Use our money to bring in good veterans; thus giving Monte finally good bodies to coach
Why draft a random rim protector rather than BPA? I don't see the upside of Clingan. I would rather draft Ware who has the potential to be a stretch center with versatile defense.
I disagree with all these “experts” Zach Eddney will make a greater contribution to winning than most of these prospects, I would love to see him rotating with Jalen Duren,giving the Pistons the much needed shot blocker,rebounder and consistent half court shot creator….. I think he’s the quickest option to getting the Pistons into the playoffs
Zach might be a NBA rotation player, but at pick five we should be drafting for potential. If you want a bold option try looking into Kel'el Ware. Long, athletic, and can shoot the three. That's the model center of the future. Under the rim centers have been devalued in the modern NBA.
No but the 7’4 giant Zach Eddney is…. Zach Eddney is the best answer for the problem that the Pistons have, he’s a shot blocker enforcer controlling the paint, strong rebounder, we need that in Detroit to matchup with Pozingus,Emblid, and Giannis… Eddney is the most impactful player available, the Pistons would push for the playoffs next year rotating Eddney and a well rested Duren
@@IAmAbunduntif a mid first round pick is that much better than Duren we need to trade During for whatever we can get. Even giving up pick 53 to get cap space would be a good trade.
Rasheed Wallace, Mark Aguirre, Adrian Dantley had a post up game that gave us a very high efficiency scoring rate in the paint. They could shoot threes as well. That's the type of player that we need
Your view of what works in the NBA is decades behind where the league actually is. Spacing is the most important thing in the NBA, and post up guys don’t matter at all unless they’re superstars (Jokic, Embiid).
I find it ironic that Ku and Ben are saying that we don’t want a player you need to build around when all we’ve heard all year from Ku is trade everyone and get shooters to build around Cade.
You need to look at Dalton’s video. He’s operationally ready to perform. He remains me of a player that helped put the Pistons on the map. Kelly Tripucka was a 4-year college player that came in going toe-to-toe with the likes of Dr. J, Dominique Wilkins, Bird, and Bernard King. Kelly could EASILY get 30, 40, or even 50 points every night. His performances put the franchise on the roadmap to relevance. If Dalton is available and you want instant offense, take him.
@@cordelldemattei5446 You’re missing the point. As a complementary asset to Isiah, KT put the Pistons on the map. Did he struggle on defense? Yes, but did he go toe-to-toe with some of the greatest SF’s to play the game? Did he help make the Pistons playoff bound?, he certainly did. The beauty of getting an operationally ready player is the results are instantaneous. If you don’t believe it, go back and look at KT’s first few years. His statistics were surprisingly off the charts.
@@mbwell I think you are missing the point, that team had defense and could afford a weak defender. This current Pistons roster is terrible on defense and desperately needs a player that can play both ends. If you want a SF Holland or Williams would be a much better option.
@@cordelldemattei5446 I think I know how/why the basketball culture has fallen on hard times in my hometown. The people are clueless when it comes to knowledge of the game. You cannot make this stuff up - SMH. In less than a few years, KT and Isiah had the Pistons contending for the playoffs. While right now, the Pistons are struggling to win 15 games. Make it make sense, bro.
@@mbwell The people have nothing to do with running the organization. The owner and coach are clueless-and there lies most of your answer. Monty almost completely misused every player on the roster last season and somehow still has a job. the team you mention didn’t turn it around until Daly started coaching, they also had many more pieces than just the two you mention, plus way better defense.
This guy doesn't know anything about Dalton, Dalton will be a much better player than Reid will be. If the Pistons choose Reid over Dalton, it'll be as bad as Atlanta taking Trey over Luka! More often than not, when skills are very comparable, the bigger player is the best choice.
Statistically guys as old as Knetch don't improve as much as a teen like Reed. Plus Shepard is already a sniper with solid defense. Will Knetch need a couple years in the G to learn defense?
@scottwickett1273 I meant what I said, by anyone available at 5 I mean people that are projected. You are correct I can’t see in the future. There are two prospects I would draft over him. So literally wasn’t the best vocabulary, sorry. But my point remains he’s the best prospect that I could foresee us being able to get at 5.
@@scottwickett1273 You just say whatever with no proof 😂 Knecht had 29 dunks in 35 games Allen had a career high 17 in 75 games this season. Knecht also has a 39” vertical and was at the top or close in all of the speed and agility drills at the combine
Reed is a better 3% as a Freshman compared to Sasser as a senior. They could have a similar performance next season but when looking at upside Reed is a much better prospect.
@@Heru313 I did not say draft another guard, I merely answered a question that was not related to that topic in any way. How did you get so bad at reading comprehension?
The biggest thing for me personally is that if they keep the pick, you take the highest ceiling player. The reason is because you fill the roster out in the offseason instead of relying on a rookie to do something special. Slowly develop that player and watch him grow
Great take. All the talk of taking a random rim protector seems way off. What if Clingan goes top four?
Personally I don't think he should be in consideration at 5
@@pheralanpathfinder4897 I wouldn’t hate the idea of Clingan. Him behind Duren would be nice, but if you draft clingan you cannot sign a 100M center in hartenstein or claxton
@@victornieves4591Clingan would start ahead of Duren. And of course if you draft your defensive center you don’t go out and buy another, you go buy wings.
@@victornieves4591 Clingan would be ahead of Duren, because Duren can't guard you and is therefore an objectively shitty player; we all hope that changes.
That guy knows his ish. Great podcast as always , Ku. Learned alot with this video.
He has a lisp and no he does not
@@bastard342 He does know what he's talking about, I have no idea why you would think otherwise.
@@scottwickett1273 he’s a lame
@@bastard342 I don't know what that means, but I am fond of his draft work.
Reed Shephard is Pritchard 2.0 with slightly better defense. Hard pass. Fun fact Cade and Ivey's Defensive rating is exactly identical. That's what I've talking about this miss information routinely comes out.
No he's not, that's ridiculous.
@@scottwickett1273what is he then
DRTG is a team stat. Learn ball
@@bastard342 Kyle Lowry? Statistically, anyways, that was the best one I found, and the other thing those two have in common is a big ass.
Are we doing draft is weak videos until the draft night? Plus who will emerge after the draft?
Trajan Langdon type players are Ron Holland, Cody Williams
Those two are extremely different prospects.
What's the profile?
@@pheralanpathfinder4897fr lmao literally opposites
If we draft a guy that's not ready that puts a lot of pressure on the front office to get good free agents. If we draft a guy that can actually play then we have a little more flexibility in few agency.
I think Cade, Ausar, and Duren is enough upside. We need more good players and they better be able to shoot. If we can trade down and draft Dalton later, I wouldn't be mad at that. There are so many holes in each player that i don't want to pick at 5 at all but if I'm forced to, give me Clingan. Duren can learn how to play defense and be the backup. Clingan's passing will help unlock minimize Ausar's awful shooting. We'd still need more shooting after that pick.
I wish I had that level of confidence in Duren learning how to play defense, but he might remain a shitty player forever.
The team with Aussar's twin brother probably will take Reed Sheppard first.
I think Ben undersold a bit of Sheppard's upside potential, basically he put up completely unprecedented stats for a freshman this year, with efficiency that only pure dunking bigs tend to put up, and the tape looks like he can be a point guard eventually. and also, he had crazy steals and even block numbers, so while he's not a perfect defender he'll probably not just be a rag doll people target.
Yes, your always a bit cringy with smaller guards who doesn't just have completely insane athletcism (Rose / Iverson / Morant ) , but we've seen those type of guys sometimes ending up as one-two time all-stars or even more.
Still, I also don't think Sheppard is like a great fit with this current group of Pistons either, granted the problem might be that there is just no good fit unless it's some sort of perfect wing that is also a great shooter (if such players are around and it's obvious they're usually top 2 pick types though, Risacher is probably the closest approximation but even he's probably not totally there.)
I think they might want to trade down a little bit to like 8 or something, where probably one of Knecht / Mattis will still be there, if they can weasel a future pick or just generally smooth out their roster a bit in the process as well that would be good.
I'm not mad if we pick swapped with the Blazers and got Jerami back. And then with the 14th pick (if we got 7 this would be different) take Ke'lel Ware or Tyler Smith if he's still there. Or hell, do the Edey gamble if you can see him becoming Brook Lopez lite.
Buzelis if Trey can bring in his people to develop him like he did with Herb and Murphy. Knect if you want the best movement shooter who can immediately contribute. Clingan if you want to replicate Dallas Lively/Gafford setup or you're out on Duren (insane to give up on him now, but if we take Clingan, I'd at least understand it if not love it)
No love for Castle who is a long defender with better passing than Buzelis?
Why not Shepard?
Castle is literally a smaller Ausar & how many more bricks can we get from a wing?? A fair point can also be said for Buzelis, but he's shown he can shoot before + that G league team was so trash
Shepherd is Payton Pritchard at the NBA level - good bench player but doubt he'll get his shot off against NBA-calibre athletes/size + will get targeted on D repeatedly. Not someone I'd want at #5
@@RVK11-lr2nocastle shoots and defends like Matas with better passing. What does Buzelis do better than Castle?
If you want shooting Shepard is the guy if he falls. Or get Ware, probably by trading back a few spots. Ware is likely available at pick ten so we could do a deal with a team looking to move up a few spots.
Buzelis is 6"10 and Castle is 6"5. Again, if we didn't have Ausar I'd be more interested in Castle but having both doesn't make any sense when they're the exact same player. It's more a fit issue than talent comparison
I like Ajay Mitchell
Yes
Dalton Knect is better than Reed Shepherd. Damn the age. 6'6 3 level scoring SG/SF. Is the best off ball player in the draft and is athletic? Not a stand of Ivey either. I'm a stand of telling the truth and objectivity.
I think so too. Dalton Knect is the best choose of pistons. Reed Sheppard will be choose by houston rocket.
Didn't you people say we need a defensive center?? Or a stretch 4 actually. If another guard is chosen this year it sends the wrong message.
I'm not looking for someone with terrible defense. Knetch even being discussed as a top ten pick speaks to how weak this class truly is.
facts bro and if we are being honest, his age is perfect for a team that is as young as we are, shit he would damn near be a vet on the team, i think Knecht is a perfect fit for the Pistons
Reed Way higher potential
Reed will be the best player from this draft, too bad he won’t be there at 5.
Hopefully Ben was right all along about Holland
What is the fixation with taking kids that 19-20? Dude said 23-24 was risky?? That’s still young af and at least you know what he can generally offer. Do we need every draft pick to play on the team for 10 years??
You don't understand how any of this works.
Our host Ku Khahil respectfully has been all over the board...first he was a Killian Hayes fan..then when Monte came in he shifted to Ivy...now he's ready to trade Ivy who disappointed him also...now he wants Monte gone as the fall guy..because of weavers mess over 4 years...please let's relax...keep our top 6 players...with 5th pick get a good rim protector..then bring Inwood vets....guys I'm probably much older than you all😊.....I played basketball in highschool and college...was mvp ....I'm 76 yrs old...Lifetime piston fan..I've seen it all. Lol
Ku has gotten some calls wrong such as Hayes. However he was constantly saying the same thing about killian:s upside.
He didn't change from Hayes to Ivey, but rather he changed his opinion about Ivey this spring.
Is Clingan that much better than Duren?
Ku was never big on Ivey
@@yahisthoth9182 And he's right!
Make Bill Laimbeer the next coach, he'll turn it around.
He’s too old at this point. Maybe a decade ago, but not now.
I completely disagree with the idea of Sheppard having a way higher ceiling than Knecht don’t see it at all
Maybe but the lack of defense is a huge red flag at his age.
Reed is a much more complete player as a teen.
I have Shepard third with Castle at a close fourth. After them Im not fond of the other options. I would prefer to trade back a few spots for Kel'el Ware even if the return is bad. Pick 9 should be high enough for Ware.
@@pheralanpathfinder4897 Sheppard is a slightly safer pick forsure but Knecht has the tools to improve his defense he just had a huge offensive load and step up in competition so he might just need more high level experience. He is significantly bigger and more of an athletic force than Sheppard (29 dunks vs 5) and was 5’8 as a sophomore in high school and kept growing for years he’s a late bloomer which explains a bit why he burst on the scene so late but I don’t think it limits his ceiling a ton since he has the 3 level scoring profile and athletic tools to be a borderline star if everything goes right
Better defense, passing, and 3% while three years younger. I don't see the argument in favor of Knetch.
But athletes often get drafted high in the hopes they learn to play. In Dalton's case I don't think he will be good enough on defense.
@@pheralanpathfinder4897 There isn't one.
Again Piston fans, we can easily keep our top 6 young players including Fettecheno....then use 5th pick for a rim protector to share time with our starting center...whether he starts or used as a back up. Use our money to bring in good veterans; thus giving Monte finally good bodies to coach
If Duren is still starting you are losing 60+ again.
Why draft a random rim protector rather than BPA?
I don't see the upside of Clingan. I would rather draft Ware who has the potential to be a stretch center with versatile defense.
I LIKE BEN'S SPECTACLES/GLASSES
The center from ucon
I disagree with all these “experts” Zach Eddney will make a greater contribution to winning than most of these prospects, I would love to see him rotating with Jalen Duren,giving the Pistons the much needed shot blocker,rebounder and consistent half court shot creator….. I think he’s the quickest option to getting the Pistons into the playoffs
And we all disagree with you, Edey doesn't matter at all.
(If you want to take Edey at 53, fine, whatevs.)
Zach might be a NBA rotation player, but at pick five we should be drafting for potential.
If you want a bold option try looking into Kel'el Ware. Long, athletic, and can shoot the three. That's the model center of the future. Under the rim centers have been devalued in the modern NBA.
Matas Buzelis, Zaccharie Risacher, Cody Williams. That’s who I’d want. U gotta draft more wings and use ur cap space on shooting and defense
My pistons big board. 1. Sarr 2. Rissacher 3. Knecht 4. Reed 5. Clingan
We should protect top 6 players...use 5th pick for a rim protector...and then some good vets and let MONTE coach
Is Clingan that much better than Duren?
No but the 7’4 giant Zach Eddney is…. Zach Eddney is the best answer for the problem that the Pistons have, he’s a shot blocker enforcer controlling the paint, strong rebounder, we need that in Detroit to matchup with Pozingus,Emblid, and Giannis… Eddney is the most impactful player available, the Pistons would push for the playoffs next year rotating Eddney and a well rested Duren
@@pheralanpathfinder4897 Yes, on defense, because everyone is.
@@IAmAbundunt Stop it with the Edey nonsense, you absolute joker.
@@IAmAbunduntif a mid first round pick is that much better than Duren we need to trade During for whatever we can get. Even giving up pick 53 to get cap space would be a good trade.
Rasheed Wallace, Mark Aguirre, Adrian Dantley had a post up game that gave us a very high efficiency scoring rate in the paint. They could shoot threes as well. That's the type of player that we need
Very few teams run post up plays unless they have a mismatch. Scoring efficiency is all about spacing.
Your view of what works in the NBA is decades behind where the league actually is.
Spacing is the most important thing in the NBA, and post up guys don’t matter at all unless they’re superstars (Jokic, Embiid).
I find it ironic that Ku and Ben are saying that we don’t want a player you need to build around when all we’ve heard all year from Ku is trade everyone and get shooters to build around Cade.
You need to look at Dalton’s video. He’s operationally ready to perform. He remains me of a player that helped put the Pistons on the map. Kelly Tripucka was a 4-year college player that came in going toe-to-toe with the likes of Dr. J, Dominique Wilkins, Bird, and Bernard King.
Kelly could EASILY get 30, 40, or even 50 points every night. His performances put the franchise on the roadmap to relevance.
If Dalton is available and you want instant offense, take him.
Dalton will also give up 30, 40, 50 to NBA players.
@@cordelldemattei5446 You’re missing the point. As a complementary asset to Isiah, KT put the Pistons on the map. Did he struggle on defense? Yes, but did he go toe-to-toe with some of the greatest SF’s to play the game? Did he help make the Pistons playoff bound?, he certainly did.
The beauty of getting an operationally ready player is the results are instantaneous. If you don’t believe it, go back and look at KT’s first few years. His statistics were surprisingly off the charts.
@@mbwell I think you are missing the point, that team had defense and could afford a weak defender. This current Pistons roster is terrible on defense and desperately needs a player that can play both ends. If you want a SF Holland or Williams would be a much better option.
@@cordelldemattei5446 I think I know how/why the basketball culture has fallen on hard times in my hometown. The people are clueless when it comes to knowledge of the game. You cannot make this stuff up - SMH. In less than a few years, KT and Isiah had the Pistons contending for the playoffs. While right now, the Pistons are struggling to win 15 games. Make it make sense, bro.
@@mbwell The people have nothing to do with running the organization. The owner and coach are clueless-and there lies most of your answer. Monty almost completely misused every player on the roster last season and somehow still has a job. the team you mention didn’t turn it around until Daly started coaching, they also had many more pieces than just the two you mention, plus way better defense.
Who is the best defender in the draft
Ryan Dunn.
clingan
Dalton is pistons need I think.
Not in the top 5, that would be disastrously stupid.
I don’t think they do need to give up even more points.
The vast majority of the 2024 class was better off staying in college. Make it make sense. 🤷🏽♂️
I have no idea why you think that, they are all about to get paid.
This guy doesn't know anything about Dalton, Dalton will be a much better player than Reid will be. If the Pistons choose Reid over Dalton, it'll be as bad as Atlanta taking Trey over Luka! More often than not, when skills are very comparable, the bigger player is the best choice.
You are not a serious person.
Statistically guys as old as Knetch don't improve as much as a teen like Reed. Plus Shepard is already a sniper with solid defense. Will Knetch need a couple years in the G to learn defense?
That “skills being comparable” thing kills it
Cody Williams is the pick, literally stupid not to draft him over anyone else that could be at 5
You don't even know who else is gonna be available, nor what the word "literally" means.
@scottwickett1273 I meant what I said, by anyone available at 5 I mean people that are projected. You are correct I can’t see in the future. There are two prospects I would draft over him. So literally wasn’t the best vocabulary, sorry. But my point remains he’s the best prospect that I could foresee us being able to get at 5.
@@MapExploree And I don't have him anywhere near the top 5, that's why there's so much uncertainty here.
@@scottwickett1273 well I do, why is he lower for you?
@@MapExploree What does he do, other than not weigh enough?
Knecht is so much more athletic than Grayson Allen and bigger that’s not a good comp
Yet Knetch plays smaller on defense. If lucky Knetch will be similar to Allen.
That's not true at all, Allen is a really real athlete and a better NBA player than Knecht is likely to become.
@@scottwickett1273 You just say whatever with no proof 😂 Knecht had 29 dunks in 35 games Allen had a career high 17 in 75 games this season. Knecht also has a 39” vertical and was at the top or close in all of the speed and agility drills at the combine
Is Sheppard better than Sasser? Plus he's another small 2guard..smh.
Yes, of course he is. Better stats as a freshman than Sasser had as a very old senior! Better athlete too.
Reed is a better 3% as a Freshman compared to Sasser as a senior.
They could have a similar performance next season but when looking at upside Reed is a much better prospect.
@@scottwickett1273So drat another guard?? Like the pistons won't sign a vet guard as well. Then he also is undersized. Stop
@@Heru313 I did not say draft another guard, I merely answered a question that was not related to that topic in any way.
How did you get so bad at reading comprehension?
This team desperately needs a player who can play with his back to the basket so we can have an inside outside game going on
Zach Eddney
That is an extremely stupid thing to want. Post play is dead, and it's math that killed it.
Unless you want to get Victor or Joker what's the point of building a team around post play?
@@IAmAbunduntEdey would be okay if we were picking at 20 and needed a backup center, but would be terrible at #5