Consistent with my view. He is my preferred choice at #7 unless something bizarre occurs at 1-6. If Kuminga slipped to #7, I would try to swap back and get some value in return (a late FRP, early SRP, Oubre S&T for some combo of players, picks & TPE, etc.). Any pick 8-13 along with out #14 can yield us two good players. If any of the Top 6 EXCEPT Kuminga slipped to #7, that's who I'd take.
Moody is an absolute no-brainer if he somehow falls to #14. He's a good balance of floor and ceiling, good system fit, good roster fit.
To put some perspective on the draft, let's recall where are our favorite Warriors were drafted and put to rest the idea that super talent is restricted to the top 5.
Klay Thompson-#11
Draymond-2nd round #35
Steph-#7
Iguodala-#9
Barnes-#7
Jason Richardson-#5
Chris Mullin-#7
Tim Hardaway-#14
Mitch Richmond-#5
Latrell Sprewell-#24
NBA HISTORY OF #7 FROM 2010
2020 Killian Hayes-Pistons
2019 Coby White, North Carolina – Chicago Bulls
2018 Wendell Carter Jr., Duke – Chicago Bulls
2017 Lauri Markkanen, Arizona – Minnesota Timberwolves
Consistent with my view. He is my preferred choice at #7 unless something bizarre occurs at 1-6. If Kuminga slipped to #7, I would try to swap back and get some value in return (a late FRP, early SRP, Oubre S&T for some combo of players, picks & TPE, etc.). Any pick 8-13 along with out #14 can yield us two good players. If any of the Top 6 EXCEPT Kuminga slipped to #7, that's who I'd take.
Moody is an absolute no-brainer if he somehow falls to #14. He's a good balance of floor and ceiling, good system fit, good roster fit.
He's becoming a favorite of mine (not that it matters!) Thanks for the information.
I'm surprised that no one asked him if this might have been the inspiration for his name:
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b2/b8/e4/b2b8e44e9799679dbfbe4ec5c2ba2450.jpg
(I mean, sure, the Israelites really pissed him off, but smashing the tablets given to you by GOD? Talk about MOODY!)
Here is a different take on Moody....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hjotLkFvpM
To put some perspective on the draft, let's recall where are our favorite Warriors were drafted and put to rest the idea that super talent is restricted to the top 5.
Klay Thompson-#11
Draymond-2nd round #35
Steph-#7
Iguodala-#9
Barnes-#7
Jason Richardson-#5
Chris Mullin-#7
Tim Hardaway-#14
Mitch Richmond-#5
Latrell Sprewell-#24
NBA HISTORY OF #7 FROM 2010
2020 Killian Hayes-Pistons
2019 Coby White, North Carolina – Chicago Bulls
2018 Wendell Carter Jr., Duke – Chicago Bulls
2017 Lauri Markkanen, Arizona – Minnesota Timberwolves
2016 Jamal Murray, Kentucky – Denver Nuggets
2015 Emmanuel Mudiay, Guangdong Tigers – Denver Nuggets
2014 Julius Randle, Kentucky – Los Angeles Lakers
2013 Ben McLemore, Kansas – Sacramento Kings
2012 Harrison Barnes, North Carolina – Golden State Warriors
2011 Bismack Biyombo, Congo – Sacramento Kings
2010 Greg Monroe, Georgetown – Detroit Pistons
CURRENT NBA STARS
KD #2
Doncic #3
Jokic 2nd round #11
Booker #13
Giannis #15
Middleton 2nd round #9
P. George #10
Kawhi #15
Myers & Cie will have their hands full trying to pick our future stars in this draft. They could be anywhere as you can see by the above.