Nice PG Greenwave.Burlison, should be a foundation for a dozen years.
congrats.
Just made my pick Wanted a good strong center he is a little older than i wanted but should be good for at least 5 years Im hoping he dominates for 8 years
Nice PG Greenwave.Burlison, should be a foundation for a dozen years.
congrats.
I'm a bit suprised that Blandon, the 26 year old SG/SF, is still out there....he's pretty solid.......
I really like your pick Greenwave as well - very solid young PG!
Thanks guys. I'm just looking for long-term value in my picks, and I think Burlison offered the best value at a key position. Tough to get the ball to a center if the PG keeps turning it over.
<font size="3" face="Sylfaen, Verdana, Helvetica">i think the 19.9 million turns a lot of people away ...Originally posted by netteb16:
I'm a bit suprised that Blandon, the 26 year old SG/SF, is still out there....he's pretty solid.......
a little less than one-third of your cap - all in one guy. Not sure that helps anyone
i just picked rodrick "whole lotta" rosenbeck at #12. had i kept my original #2 overall, i'd have gone with SF/PF ursua (taken #5) or C's euell (#2) or tetterton (#8). hilario was a good pick at #7.
the only picks i'm not crazy about were the PG only picks- PGs don't seem to have much of an impact on this game. they generally don't score all that much and don't rebound, even if they have a good rebound rating. i never sink a lot of money into the PG position. it just doesn't pay, imo. not a good enough return on the investment.
Cs and PFs seem to dominate this game the most, that's why i'm not surprised on the run of Cs early on.
<font size="3" face="Sylfaen, Verdana, Helvetica">good point. i agree.Originally posted by King Z-ster:
PLayers that play SF are going quick, too. I'll probably pick a player that plays SF. Just about all of the good players available in the draft have high rebounding and 3-point. SF is the only position where both really matter. So to make a high rebounding and 3pt rating worth the cap space, guys are drafting a lot of SFs.
without a PG, those Centers and PFs will not get shots.
Even if the PG isn't the focus of your team, having a solid - good PG on any team is a great Idea. Both of the pGs taken should produce for a billion years, even though the Swatmanian devil has me iffy about him keeping on the court.
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