NBA Draft

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The Pacers trading for Zubac and a 48% chance of losing a top 5 pick is one of the all time bad trades.

You cant risk losing even #5 in this deep of draft for a player the level of Zubac. Just horrible
 
#139      
Mixed bag from Andrej Stojakovic today.

Vertical was great. 1st in running vert and 8th in stand still. Overall mediocre agility and speed drills. Not great with full court sprint, was one of the worst times.

Really struggled in the shooting drills, was almost dead last in three point shooting and was bottom half of others. (For reference, twenty five guys did a three point shooting drill, and he finished twenty third. Will be something he works on in the offseason to gear up for his senior year at Illinois).

Overall, not sure he helped himself much today. The experience will be big for this offseason.
 
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#141      
thats kinda shocking. I pegged him as a mediocre athlete, which is why he has to rely on so many off balance shots. Which thankfully he is really good at. If he's got that type of vertical at his height, jump over people Drej.
I'm not sure Illinois fans have ever been more spoiled by one player as it pretains to the term "athlete" than Terrance Shannon Jr.

Andrej could get to the rim and finish at will. He was never "mediocre athlete."
 
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#142      
The Pacers trading for Zubac and a 48% chance of losing a top 5 pick is one of the all time bad trades.

You cant risk losing even #5 in this deep of draft for a player the level of Zubac. Just horrible
This to me is one of the games within the game of this draft.

Let's say the Pacers remain relatively average (obviously they'll have a very good team this year; definitely not suggesting they'll miss the playoffs) and the No. 5 pick turns into one of the top players in the league .... it'll be looked at as one of the all time worst trades for IND and a franchise savior for LAC.
 
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