The Official 2022 NBA Draft Talk Thread
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BK The Great
Veteran
Spent $25 mil to build an arena, millions more in seed money...none of their guys not even in the top 50 now. That's a tough L
And their last tweet 2 hours ago:
They spend more time making their draft picks look goofy doing stupid ass tik tok dances and skits.
Cole Cash
They took a hammer and sickle to my back
I would have been fine with it.
Gafford would need to be on the move but he has a poison pill on his new deal.
I knew they weren't serious when they hired fukking tiktokers to do their pbp and clipped the shyt out of their games on their channels.
It's a prep to pro program that pays high schoolers and draft eligible kids to play for them. guys are getting six figures to play for them. they play other high schools and prep academies. they had two guys who were projected to be drafted. Jean Montero, who was lottery pre-season, looks like he'll be undrafted. Dom Barlow was a 3 star that they built up, did well at the combine but looks like he'll also be a two way guy.
incredibly disappointing night for them.
Avisible Man
S/N: 52093850
Small guard with explosiveness who has turnover issues and not a shooter. Just what my C's don't need 
Trevor keels according to scout agencies is compared to Lugent Dortz. That’s such a Thibs pick.
Memphis Twitter Fingers.
charknicks
All Star
Its rough to play college basketball across 350+ Division 1 teams, and only have a chance to get about 23-26 guaranteed 1st round contracts (4-7 spots/year at least for international or G League Ignite players). Plus only about 20 or so 2nd round picks, since alot of teams picks these 'stash in Europe' players.
All these players for 45 total spots is tough business.
All these players for 45 total spots is tough business.
Hardest league to break into