I'm not wrong.
Regardless, of how long Steph and Klay will be in the league, this core's championship window has about 1-2 seasons left. This is why I'm not convinced of using the #2 pick on an unproven prospect is the right route to take.
In the handful of games I saw of Wiggins last year I liked his defensive effort. From an offensive standpoint I hope he’s working on his 3 point shot all offseason. He’s gonna get a ton of open looks with Steph and klay on the floor. If he can hit 40% warriors will be a top seed.
I agree only if they can get an all star with the number 2 pick. If that’s not happening trading for role players and depth doesn’t do shyt for the warriors’ championship aspirations.
I'm not wrong.
The very fact that the Warriors won't have an asset like this for the foreseeable future, is all the more reason to make it count. The Warriors are NOT a rebuilding team, so you can't use that blanket logic that you would for 99.9% of lottery teams, who're in a position to take that risk. They're a team that needs to win right now; they're not in a position to wait around on the development of an unproven prospect. Neither you nor I know what Wiseman will be in the league, so it's no good sticking out your chest and being definitive with your projection of him as if you can see into the future.
I'm not even saying that using the pick on him is the right/wrong option, I'm simply saying that the real value of it is making sure it's used to maximize whatever time this team has left at the top, whatever that may be (using it on Wiseman; trading down and adding depth; using it to bring in another star and/or add depth).
Regardless, of how long Steph and Klay will be in the league, this core's championship window has about 1-2 seasons left. This is why I'm not convinced of using the #2 pick on an unproven prospect is the right route to take.
they gotta take Edwards
I'm not wrong.
The very fact that the Warriors won't have an asset like this for the foreseeable future, is all the more reason to make it count. The Warriors are NOT a rebuilding team, so you can't use that blanket logic that you would for 99.9% of lottery teams, who're in a position to take that risk. They're a team that needs to win right now; they're not in a position to wait around on the development of an unproven prospect. Neither you nor I know what Wiseman will be in the league, so it's no good sticking out your chest and being definitive with your projection of him as if you can see into the future.
I'm not even saying that using the pick on him is the right/wrong option, I'm simply saying that the real value of it is making sure it's used to maximize whatever time this team has left at the top, whatever that may be (using it on Wiseman; trading down and adding depth; using it to bring in another star and/or add depth).
Regardless, of how long Steph and Klay will be in the league, this core's championship window has about 1-2 seasons left. This is why I'm not convinced of using the #2 pick on an unproven prospect is the right route to take.
I'm not willing to give up a potential AD type talent for 1 championship. He might be a guy we can build around.
Draft mediocre u get mediocre
In seasons he's had 5 coaches. Situation matters more than we admit. Look at his numbers the year before Jimmy came. He was trending up and then the team traded everyone and changed the gameplan.
He avg 17 playing next to Butler and KATI think Wiggins will actually excel. No more pressure to be the guy. All he has to do is shoot and defend
He gonna be forgotten about when steph is getting double teamed and klay is getting run off the 3pt line
If he can't average at least 15ppg then
Yall not getting Wiseman we drafting him 1st overall.....What does towns want?
