He’s not a slave. He can make his own decisions.
Maybe he will leave but I don’t buy into this idea that agencies tell players what to do and where to play.
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Maybe he will leave but I don’t buy into this idea that agencies tell players what to do and where to play.
AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
So what yall think?
Should have given up Keldon and taken Sacramentos pick.
I was sure it would be Duren since they stayed at 9.
They overpaid like a MF for Sochan.
I'm lit. Finally got a true PF and can move keldon do SF.
Murray
Vessell
Keldon
Sochan
Poeltl
Maybe. But it only works if the Spurs spread the floor.
If they’re still gonna be taking these goddamn midrange shots nothing will change.
Mr. McDowell
The Brotha's Got His Own Money
I wanted Duren. I think he's going to be an all-star at some point. Oh well. Spurs gonna have to be egregiously terrible to get another franchise level talent apparently.
Assuming no big trades:
Murray/Jones
Vassell/Primo/Branham/Wesley
BIG BODY/Richardson
Sochan/McDermott
Poeltl/Collins
Jock strap Landale, Lonnie walker, keita Bates diop, Joe Weiskamp, Romeo Langford
Really wanted Duren as well, but they actually drafted a long wing defender so I ain't even gonna complain. But 2 guards tho lol
Murray/Jones
Vassell/Primo/Branham/Wesley
BIG BODY/Richardson
Sochan/McDermott
Poeltl/Collins
Jock strap Landale, Lonnie walker, keita Bates diop, Joe Weiskamp, Romeo Langford
Really wanted Duren as well, but they actually drafted a long wing defender so I ain't even gonna complain. But 2 guards tho lol
I don't think Lonnie is back..
From what I read, these 2 guards can get to the basket at will...
We got some pieces, but I don't know how they all fit...
Lot of young pieces
Another rebuilding year where we end up at 9-12 seed range ahead 
2. Which team impressed you most in this year's draft?
Borzello: It feels like this could be the answer nearly every year, but it's hard not to like what the Spurs did with their three first-rounders.
Jeremy Sochan's stock has skyrocketed in the past year, and he ended up going at No. 9. The Poland native played his entire freshman year at 18 years old and showed flashes of how high his ceiling can be. He can guard multiple positions, is comfortable taking shots from the perimeter -- despite his low shooting percentage -- and showed an ability to buy into a team culture.
The Spurs then landed two more young guards with potential in Malaki Branham and Blake Wesley. Branham earned lottery buzz early on in the draft process after a terrific second half at Ohio State, and his offensive ability should translate immediately. Wesley was inconsistent as a freshman at Notre Dame, but he's explosive and will have time to fine-tune his game.
Borzello: It feels like this could be the answer nearly every year, but it's hard not to like what the Spurs did with their three first-rounders.
Jeremy Sochan's stock has skyrocketed in the past year, and he ended up going at No. 9. The Poland native played his entire freshman year at 18 years old and showed flashes of how high his ceiling can be. He can guard multiple positions, is comfortable taking shots from the perimeter -- despite his low shooting percentage -- and showed an ability to buy into a team culture.
The Spurs then landed two more young guards with potential in Malaki Branham and Blake Wesley. Branham earned lottery buzz early on in the draft process after a terrific second half at Ohio State, and his offensive ability should translate immediately. Wesley was inconsistent as a freshman at Notre Dame, but he's explosive and will have time to fine-tune his game.