Podcast Recap
The guys give out their picks for the NBA Conference Finals and release their NBA Mock Draft. The guys recap the big winners and losers from the NBA Lottery. Plus analysis of latest NFL news, including the Eagles signing of LeGarrette Blount signing and the latest development in the NBA playoffs. Sean also brags about his Carson Wentz fathead.
NBA Mock Draft
Pick | Team | Pick | Pos | College |
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1 | Celtics from BKN | Markelle Fultz | PG | Washington |
The Celtics should trade this pick for Paul George or Jimmy Butler as I dont see Thomas and Fultz playing well together. That being said dont over think it, take Fultz who is a NBA ready PG who can score off the bounce. | ||||
2 | Lakers | Lonzo Ball | PG | UCLA |
What a coincidence that the Los Angeles Lakers ended up not losing their pick. The Lakers will definitely take Lonzo Ball and we'll never hear the end of Lavar Ball. Luke Walton get ready! | ||||
3 | 76ers from SAC | Malik Monk | G | Kentucky |
The 76ers could very well take Fox here but I perfer Monk and his high floor. Malik is the best scorer available at this point filling a major need for the 76ers. #TrustTheProcess | ||||
4 | Suns | De'Aaron Fox | PG | Kentucky |
He's a super fast PG that the Suns can pair with Devin Booker. He needs to work on his three ball and outside shooting but the Suns have plenty of time. | ||||
5 | Kings from PHI | Josh Jackson | F | Kansas |
What a steal for the Kings as they get a dynamic two way wing with the vesatility to play small ball PF. If he figures out his jumpshot his ceiling is the top player in this draft. | ||||
6 | Magic | Jayson Tatum | SF | Duke |
The Magic need scoring and it makes sense to take a 6'8" guy who averaged 16.8 points per game for the Dukies. He doesn't help the Magic with their low three point percentage but too solid of a player to pass up. Also what a weird way to spell Jason. | ||||
7 | Timber wolves | Jonathan Isaac | F | Florida State |
Perfect fit for Tibs he offers the tall lanky veristility to improve the defense now. If he can figure out how to score a little the T-Wolves could end up with a very nice player with a very high ceiling. | ||||
8 | Knicks | Dennis Smith Jr. | PG | NC State |
A true distributor with amazing athletic ability. Would be a nice addition to a Knicks team desperate for some ball movement. Porzingis would want to stay and play with a guy like Smith. | ||||
9 | Mavericks | Frank Ntilikina | PG | France |
Only 18 years old but if you turn on his tape you see vetern level game management and the ability to be a lock down perimeter defender. This could be the guy Dirk passes the baton to. | ||||
10 | Kings from NO | Lauri Markkanen | PF | Arizona |
A stretch four who shot 42 percent from behind the arc would give the Kings some much needed scoring. The Mavs could miss out on drafting the next Dirk if they let him slip to the Kings at ten. Number one on my board of players who have girl names. | ||||
11 | Hornets | Zach Collins | PF/C | Gonzaga |
He is a modern day NBA big man who shockingly came of the bench for the Zags. Protects the rim as well as he stretches the floor, just wait till #23 gets his hands on him. | ||||
12 | Pistons | Jarrett Allen | C | Texas |
He's a 6' 11" center with a 7' 5.5" wingspan who's only 19 and has tons of potential. He could learn behind Andre Drummond until he's ready to become a full time starter. | ||||
13 | Nuggets | Justin Jackson | SF | UNC |
ACC player of the year who offers good length and position versatility who can contribute early. | ||||
14 | Heat | TJ Leaf | PF | UCLA |
Could be a nice addition to play off of Hassan Whiteside in the front court. An excellent shooter and good passing ability for a 6' 10" guy. |
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