Kel'el Ware is the pick. Interior defender , lob threat athletic, and can stretch, play the 4 or 5. No guards I'm sick of people saying we need guards. Keon Ellis handles the ball
Out of the guys you've mentioned, I'm personally a Da Silva guy. Cody Williams as well, but recent reports says he's not going late lottery/mid first round. One guy you didn't mention that I personally like is Tyler Smith. The noceilingsnba scouting report on him reads well based on what little film I've seen. The hope is Trey Lyles who is a lob threat, more consistent shooting, overall better defense, and vastly superior rim protection (weakside and straight up). Edit: He's also a better overall athlete than Lyles. His standing reach and vertical might be off. I suspect he tanked his reach for a better vert number. 8'9" reach with a 38" vertical. Other guys at 6'9" with a 7'1" wingspan measured 8'11" standing reach and higher.
Dillingham might be great just like any of the other guards, but I’ll leave that to the Kings if they want to figure out picking another guard. I like the idea of looking at wings and bigs a lot more because we still have huerter, davion, Keon.
@@theroyalreport2670 Are you sure? The Kings improved defensively last year, they can improve a little more this year, with the guys they have. But the offense took a serious step back last year, and if Monk leaves, it's going to be even worse. IMO, we can't rely on Fox to carry us singlehandedly. I guess Huerter, Davion and Keon have their strengths, but Dillingham would give us another ball handler and creator, and his tape is INSANE: ua-cam.com/video/m7eL0bYpCAQ/v-deo.html
The offense absolutely took a step back and that needs to be addressed especially in monk leaves, but I think the biggest hole in the roster is athleticism on the wing which impacts both ends of the floor. I mainly focused on the defensive aspects of an athletic wing, but Barnes took a big step back offensively and getting someone who can run the floor and be a threat at the rim would be huge. The kings transition offense was bad last year so it would be great to add athletic size to help that. I think whether Monk leaves or not we need to rely on Keegan getting better and if he isn’t traded, Huerter having a bounce back year. Taking a guard like Dillingham could be great as long as the hole at the wing position is filled in another way. I’m just looking at it from the perspective of wanting to fill our biggest hole through the draft and then we can see if Monk resigns and go from there.
Kel'el Ware is the pick. Interior defender , lob threat athletic, and can stretch, play the 4 or 5. No guards I'm sick of people saying we need guards. Keon Ellis handles the ball
I know we’re in win now mode but Tidjane Salaun just has that elite star potential.
Out of the guys you've mentioned, I'm personally a Da Silva guy. Cody Williams as well, but recent reports says he's not going late lottery/mid first round.
One guy you didn't mention that I personally like is Tyler Smith. The noceilingsnba scouting report on him reads well based on what little film I've seen. The hope is Trey Lyles who is a lob threat, more consistent shooting, overall better defense, and vastly superior rim protection (weakside and straight up).
Edit: He's also a better overall athlete than Lyles. His standing reach and vertical might be off. I suspect he tanked his reach for a better vert number. 8'9" reach with a 38" vertical. Other guys at 6'9" with a 7'1" wingspan measured 8'11" standing reach and higher.
Same as you, I am in Ron Holland's train......really hope he drops to #13...and Monte just do the easiest job and pick him.
You don't need to be an expert, the experts are as good as u or me..tbh
Could be true 😂
Rob Dillingham? Especially if the Kings lose Monk, Dillingham's surreal handle, twitch and finishing would be the perfect replacement for Monk?
Dillingham might be great just like any of the other guards, but I’ll leave that to the Kings if they want to figure out picking another guard. I like the idea of looking at wings and bigs a lot more because we still have huerter, davion, Keon.
@@theroyalreport2670 Are you sure? The Kings improved defensively last year, they can improve a little more this year, with the guys they have. But the offense took a serious step back last year, and if Monk leaves, it's going to be even worse. IMO, we can't rely on Fox to carry us singlehandedly. I guess Huerter, Davion and Keon have their strengths, but Dillingham would give us another ball handler and creator, and his tape is INSANE: ua-cam.com/video/m7eL0bYpCAQ/v-deo.html
The offense absolutely took a step back and that needs to be addressed especially in monk leaves, but I think the biggest hole in the roster is athleticism on the wing which impacts both ends of the floor. I mainly focused on the defensive aspects of an athletic wing, but Barnes took a big step back offensively and getting someone who can run the floor and be a threat at the rim would be huge. The kings transition offense was bad last year so it would be great to add athletic size to help that. I think whether Monk leaves or not we need to rely on Keegan getting better and if he isn’t traded, Huerter having a bounce back year. Taking a guard like Dillingham could be great as long as the hole at the wing position is filled in another way. I’m just looking at it from the perspective of wanting to fill our biggest hole through the draft and then we can see if Monk resigns and go from there.