JBURGE Posted June 3, 2018 Author Share Posted June 3, 2018 1 minute ago, Danger said: 3 minutes ago, JBURGE25 said: I have a google sheets open in a separate tab. I just re-use them year to year. Here is the link for those interested https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1N8shyH2J2rX4A54fhH7s8Mf-2oOy6uZ5K6tbDvIlGSY/edit?usp=sharing Do you manually put in every statistic and what not then? Jeez Yupp. It's pretty tedious so that's why i do them in big bursts. Like I'll spend a weekend doing it and get in a groove, the take a week off. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 3, 2018 Author Share Posted June 3, 2018 Kanter is here to stay. Legit no one wants him. That contract sucks, I won't make that mistake again. TRADE RAPTORS RECEIVE THUNDER RECEIVE 2024 1st 2021 2nd SF TERRANCE FERGUSON 76 1/$3.9M SF OG ANUNOBY 81 1/$3.9M I had similar offers for 2022 picks, but I really wanted this 2024 pick from the Thunder. They have all their contracts expiring after the 2023 season and I think that team falls apart. I am hoping they re-sign OG to a bird deal and that will destroy their core going forward. TRADE RAPTORS RECEIVE SPURS RECEIVE 2023 1st 2022 1st via TIMBERWOLVES PG PATTY MILLS 72 1/$13.9M 2023 2nd PF PASCAL SIAKAM 79 2/$10.7M This is more or less moving some picks around. I think having 4 picks in 2022 is too much, so I'm moving Pascal and his team option which I wasn't going to pick up and next years pick from Minnesota for another Spurs pick, this one in 2023, and Patty Mills on an expiring deal. They wanted a 2nd round pick too for whatever reason If you're wondering why I have so many Spurs picks it's because I disabled the Stepien Rule before I started, the one where you can't trade away back to back 1st round picks, because I think it's a stupid rule ROSTER Position PLAYER OVR AGE MIN PG KRIS BULLARD 75 20 34 SG DONELL MCKNIGHT 81 23 34 SF TERRENCE ROSS 76 29 24 (+8) PF VICTOR TRENT 77 21 28 C ENES KANTER 84 28 26 Rotation Position 6 PG FRANK JACKSON 77 22 24 7 C FRED COLEMAN 74 23 22 8 SG NATE GREEN 70 21 20 (+2) 9 PF JUNZHE SU 66 22 16 (+16) 10 SF TERRANCE FERGUSON 75 22 12 (+12) 11 PG FRED VANVLEET 77 26 0 12 SG MALACHI RICHARDSON 76 24 0 13 PG PATRICK MILLS 72 32 0 RES SF EUGENE BELLAMY 65 23 0 Here's the updated playing time after those two roster moves, and the new draft assets for the Raptors. RAPTORS PICKS 2021 2022 2023 2024 1st 1st 1st 1st SPURS 1st SPURS 1st SPURS 1st THUNDER 1st CLIPPERS 2nd LAKERS 1st T5 prot WARRIORS 1st 2nd Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 4, 2018 Author Share Posted June 4, 2018 I went back and changed some formatting. Things related to the Raptors will stay purple, trades changed to red, league stuff mostly blue. It's a work in progress Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 4, 2018 Author Share Posted June 4, 2018 SEASON STANDINGS WEST EAST TEAM W L TEAM W L 1 THUNDER 61 21 1 CAVALIERS 55 27 2 WARRIORS 57 25 2 76ERS 49 33 3 TIMBERWOLVES 56 26 3 HORNETS 48 34 4 ROCKETS 50 32 4 BUCKS 47 35 5 SPURS 49 33 5 KNICKS 45 37 6 JAZZ 40 42 6 NETS 45 37 7 GRIZZLIES 38 44 7 CELTICS 42 40 8 NUGGETS 37 45 8 PISTONS 40 42 9 SUNS 36 46 9 PACERS 38 44 10 BLAZERS 34 48 10 HAWKS 38 44 11 LAKERS 34 48 11 BULLS 38 44 12 PELICANS 33 49 12 WIZARDS 38 44 13 KINGS 33 49 13 HEAT 33 49 14 MAVERICKS 27 55 14 MAGIC 33 49 15 CLIPPERS 24 58 15 RAPTORS 32 50 This was kind of disappointing. I didn't expect to be a bottom 3 team halfway through the year, but I was, so I traded away some guys. I expect the development of my picks next year to make me at least somewhat competitive for a playoff spot, but I know I won't be in a position to win for a couple years. SEASON AWARDS PLAYER TEAM PPG RPG APG SPG BPG FG% FT% 3P% MVP SF LEBRON JAMES CAVALIERS 25.3 7.5 9.0 1.4 1 54.4% 76.7% 39.3% ROY PG KRIS BULLARD RAPTORS 12.9 2.2 4.5 1.1 0.2 41.4% 72.9% 30.5% 6th MAN PF LARRY NANCE JR CAVALIERS 11.5 8.4 2.3 1.9 0.8 53% 62% 16.1% DPOY C ANDRE DRUMMOND PISTONS 14.3 11.8 3.1 1.7 1.9 53.6% 53.8% 26.9% MOST IMPROVED PG TYUS JONES PACERS 8.7 1.3 5.4 1.4 0.0 46.0% 94.7% 38.7% COTY BILLY DONOVAN THUNDER ALL NBA 1st TEAM G JAMES HARDEN ROCKETS G RUSSELL WESTBROOK THUNDER F LEBRON JAMES CAVALIERS F G. ANTETOKOUNMPO BUCKS C KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS TIMBERWOLVES ALL NBA 2nd TEAM G STEPH CURY WARRIORS G KYRIE IRVING JAZZ F KEVIN DURANT WARRIORS F BEN SIMMONS 76ERS C NOKILA JOKIC NUGGETS ALL NBA 3rd TEAM G CHRIS PAUL ROCKETS G JACK KING SUNS F PAUL GEORGE THUNDER F KRISTAPS PORZINGIS KNICKS C DEMARCUS COUSINS PELICANS DEFENSE 1st TEAM G LONZO BALL LAKERS G KRIS DUNN BULLS F KAWHI LEONARD SPURS F G ANTETOKOUNMPO BUCKS C ANDRE DRUMMOND PISTONS ROOKIE 1st TEAM G KRIS BULLARD RAPTORS G OSCAR HUNTER KINGS G TIMMY CHAPMAN BLAZERS G NATE GREENE RAPTORS F FREDRICK CLANCY 76ERS Not all is lost, as the boys did take home some hardware. Pretty weak ROTY numbers, but I'll take it. TEAM STATS SEASON W L PCT PPG PAPG DIFF FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG SPG BPG TOPG 20/21 29 53 0.390 102.2 109.5 -7.4 45.7% 34.2 73.7% 45.4 21.3 7.5 5 13.3 PLAYER STATS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG TOPG FG% 3P% FT% [+ / -] DONELL MCKNIGHT SG 19.6 4.3 3.1 0.8 0.7 1.7 43.4% 36.5% 74.5% -5.4 KRIS BULLARD PG 12.9 2.2 4.5 1.1 0.2 2.0 41.4% 30.5% 72.9% -4.9 VICTOR TRENT PF 12.1 7.3 1.5 0.5 0.7 1.4 41.6% 18.3% 67.4% -5.4 FRED COLEMAN C 11.1 7.2 0.1 0.6 1.1 1.3 53.5% 0.0% 58.1% -3.8 ENES KANTER C 10.8 9.5 1.5 0.6 0.5 1.2 57.8% 20.0% 87.1% -3.0 NATE GREENE SG 8.7 1.9 1.1 0.3 0.4 0.8 40.6% 39.9% 81.5% -3.4 FRANK JACKSON PG 8.3 2.3 4.1 1.4 0.1 1.8 45.0% 34.3% 82.5% -2.9 TERRENCE ROSS SF 7.2 2.2 2.1 1.3 0.3 1.3 46.0% 38.3% 76.3% -0.4 TERRANCE FERGUSON SF 5.1 1.0 1.4 0.2 0.2 0.7 53.6% 39.1% 76.5% -3.7 PATRICK MILLS PG 3.3 0.3 1.0 0.7 0.0 1.7 40.0% 50.0% 0.0% -5.3 JUNZHE SU PF 3.0 2.5 0.5 0.1 0.3 0.5 53.3% 0.0% 60.9% -3.2 MALACHI RICHARDSON SG - - - - - - - - - - FRED VANVLEET PG - - - - - - - - - - EUGENE BELLAMY SF - - - - - - - - - - Nice to see 5 guys average double digit points, but going forward I'd like to see someone in the 20s like McKnight was last year. Not a lot of surprises. I thought that Bullard would have scored a bit more with the minutes I gave him, but this was a really bad team and he is still the 2nd option. Playoff Note The #1 seed Cavaliers beat the #7 seed Grizzlies 4-1 to win the 2021 NBA Finals. Lebron James was the Finals MVP with 28.5ppg, 7.2rpg, and 8.8apg. Another one for the King Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drd23 Posted June 4, 2018 Share Posted June 4, 2018 Following. I really like the formatting of your tables and the info you're including, particularly the end of year stats and the draft capital ones. The salary breakdown one might become a lot more useful once your team is good and you've had to hand out some hefty second contracts 9 hours ago, JBURGE25 said: Kanter is here to stay. Legit no one wants him. Can you blame them? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 4, 2018 Author Share Posted June 4, 2018 9 hours ago, drd23 said: Following. I really like the formatting of your tables and the info you're including, particularly the end of year stats and the draft capital ones. The salary breakdown one might become a lot more useful once your team is good and you've had to hand out some hefty second contracts I appreciate that. I figured I'd start over the weekend so people could read on Monday and have a decent amount of content. If there's anything else you think would be worth me including, let me know. I didn't start the salary breakdown for a couple years because it really is irrelevant until you have players who will be with the team long term. Just another note not specific to your comment, I will be including a top 25 player list starting next season since there is finally at least 1 CPU generated player in there (Jack King). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 4, 2018 Author Share Posted June 4, 2018 I plan on doing the full off-season tonight, but at the very least I'd like to do the draft. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 4, 2018 Author Share Posted June 4, 2018 Notable Retirements Tyson Chandler Al Jefferson Trevor Ariza Rajon Rondo Joakim Noah League Meetings Again, no new rules were passed this year Draft Lottery These are the top odds for the lottery: Clippers 25% Mavericks 19.9% Raptors 15.6% Kings 7.9% Suns 7.8% - via Heat Pelicans 7.8% Magic 7.8% - via Grizzlies Lakers 2.3% Blazers 2.2% Suns 1.1% The Pelicans jumped all the way from 7 to win the lottery. The Mavs stayed at 2, the Clips dropped to 3, and I ended up with the 4th pick. That's great, I don't have to trade for the 4th pick now! Just a reminder, I can't have a op 3 pick in back to back years, and I had #1 last year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 5, 2018 Author Share Posted June 5, 2018 2021 NBA Draft TOP 10 DRAFT PROSPECTS RANK POS NAME AGE HT WS WT SCHOOL OVR Potential 1 PG LEON MEYER 20 6002 6005 187 HOUSTON 74 A- 2 PG LUIS MANN 19 6002 6001 205 FRESNO STATE 75 B 3 SG RODNEY MONROE 21 6007 6010 191 MARQUETTE 75 B+ 4 PG GURSHAN GEORGE 22 6003 6007 178 PURDUE 73 B- 5 SG TIMMY WHITE 23 6007 6011 189 ST. LOUIS 73 A+ 6 PG DARRELL COTTON 21 6003 6004 191 PROVIDENCE 71 A- 7 PF EDMUND HAYNES 23 6010 7000 246 NORTHWESTERN 73 A 8 PG ALLEN HOWELL 21 6000 6002 186 GEORGE WASH 71 B+ 9 SF RUDOLPH MERCER 23 6007 7000 242 LOUISVILLE 75 B+ 10 SG LEO ADAMS 20 6007 6011 217 GEORGETOWN 71 B- RAPTORS PICKS 2021 2022 2023 2024 1.4 1st 1st 1st 1.24 SPURS 1st SPURS 1st THUNDER 1st 2.1 LAKERS 1st T5 prot WARRIORS 1st 2nd Thankfully the Clippers suck, so I have the first pick in the 2nd round. The Spurs bone me again and give me another mid 20s pick. I can only count on myself when it comes to sucking. This is another guard heavy draft, and that sucks. I am set at guard and could really use a small forward, but there's only 4 of them with 1st round grades, and three of them are 23 or 24 years old. The only one that is young, 21, has 76 speed. UGH There are some really interesting SG prospects though, and I think I could get away with playing one of them out of position for a year. Both Monroe and Timmy White are 6'7. Both of them and Edmund Haynes I think are the players I am looking at at 4. I expect Timmy White to be gone. Let's get this started The Pelicans stay put and take Timmy White #1 overall. He's a really good scorer, and honestly the smart pick. The Mavs take Leon Meyer #2, which means one of those two other guys will be there for me The Clippers stay put too and take.... Rodney Monroe. Damnit. There goes plan A and B. This is honestly one of the toughest decisions I've had to make with a draft pick. The deepest positions and best players are clearly all guards, but I have 3 guards who play. Here are my options 2 PG LUIS MANN 19 6002 6001 205 FRESNO STATE 75 B 7 PF EDMUND HAYNES 23 6010 7000 246 NORTHWESTERN 73 A 10 SG LEO ADAMS 20 6006 6011 217 GEORGETOWN 71 B- 12 SF CRAIG WESTPHAL 21 6008 6010 226 IOWA 72 A 15 SG ROBIN GENTRY 20 6005 6007 203 GEORGE WASH 70 B Mann is 19. He's only 6'2, but he has the speed and shot I want at point. A for both mid and 3 shots, 91 speed. But I just drafted a PG last year #1, and I still have Frank Jackson who I have signed for 2 more years. Edmund Haynes has the best potential left, but he's 23 and honestly isn't that great at anything after looking at all his stuff again. Adams and Gentry are both young and have great shots. They both have speed 85+, and can play decent perimeter defense. They are too small to play at the 3, but they'd both come off the bench this year anyway. Both have B potential, which is such a bummer at 4 overall. These guys are clearly the most pro ready though Finally we have Westphal. By now I think you guys realize I like fast players. SF is my favourite position to have a really good athlete. Westphal is pretty slow with 76 speed. He is pretty damn raw offensively, but he comes out of the box as a plus defender. He has the potential to develop, but again, he isn't going to do squat on offense for a couple years. I guess that isn't that much different from Anunoby though. I hope that I don't regret drafting for need... RAPTORS SELECTION RANK POS NAME AGE HT WS WT SCHOOL OVR Potential 12 SF CRAIG WESTPHAL 21 6008 6010 226 IOWA 72 A+ I passed on 2 players I liked more. Really disappointed the guys I loved didn't make it to me So I'm going through, and we are at pick 16 and Robin Gentry, who was my second choice at #4 ovr, is still there. Let's see if the Grizzlies, who are up next, are willing to trade anything. TRADE RAPTORS RECEIVE PELICANS RECEIVE 1.17 SG MALACHI RICHARDSON 78 1/$3.84M 1.24 Yooooooo, I am actually stoked at this. I liked Gentry enough to almost draft him 10 spots ahead of his "draft ranking", but I'm able to pick him up by trading an expiring contract and a bench player in Malachi Richardson and moving up 7 spots from my next pick! RAPTORS SELECTION RANK POS NAME AGE HT WS WT SCHOOL OVR Potential 15 SG ROBIN GENTRY 20 6005 6007 203 GEORGE WASH 70 B Gentry has a really developed offensive game already. He's a little undersized, and I already have a bench SG that I like already, but I'll find some minutes for Gentry. The Grizzlies picked Leo Adams at 24! The other guard I liked. Good for them, that's who I would have picked too On the clock at 2.1..... I didn't even notice until not that Jason Terry Jr. is in this class. As much as I want to take him, he's bad. The players here aren't great, but there's one clear guy I don't hate RAPTORS SELECTION RANK POS NAME AGE HT WS WT SCHOOL OVR Potential 25 PF HAKAN OZAT 23 6011 6011 249 TURKEY 67 (1) B- Ozat has one year left overseas, so that should give him a little bit of time to develop. He has 6 badges which are mostly centered around playing in the post, which is a way to get some cheap baskets when usering, so maybe in a few years he can be a bench scorer. This concludes the draft. I don't think I got any game changers, but a couple solid guys who will get minutes this year, and one hopeful starter by year 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MKnight82 Posted June 5, 2018 Share Posted June 5, 2018 Solid. I probably would have taken Haynes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 5, 2018 Author Share Posted June 5, 2018 34 minutes ago, MKnight82 said: Solid. I probably would have taken Haynes. Yeah, going into the draft I was going to if the two guards went before 4, but Haynes is just kinda limited. Not fast, not strong, not good on offense or defense. If my roster was a little better then I probably would have, but I have no one to play the 3 other than Terrence Ross. i figure I can get a Haynes in almost every draft class outside of the top 5. I drafted that one for need, 100% Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 5, 2018 Author Share Posted June 5, 2018 POSITION PLAYER OVR AGE OPTION $ STATUS C ENES KANTER 85 29 PLAYER $33.69M ACCEPTED SG DONELL MCKNIGHT 82 24 2 YR TEAM $3.84M ACCEPTED PF VICTOR TRENT 78 22 2 YR TEAM $3.13M ACCEPTED C FRED COLEMAN 76 24 2 YR TEAM $4.99M ACCEPTED No **** Kanter accepted that. I hate him The other 3 are eay. My first 2 draft picks, and Coleman who I traded for last year. In-Season Extensions I forgot to do this again. Oops PLAYER TEAM TERM VALUE (millions) PF ANTHONY DAVIS PELICANS 4 $149 C STEVEN ADAMS THUNDER 4 $139 PG DAMIAN LILLARD BLAZERS 4 $154 SG CJ MCCOLLUM BLAZERS 4 $131 SG BRADLEY BEAL WIZARDS 4 $148 SF JOSH JACKSON SUNS 4 $113 PG DENNIS SCHRODER HAWKS 3 $77 SG VICTOR OLADIPO PACERS 4 $132 PF BLAKE GRIFFIN PISTONS 3 $108 C RUDY GOBERT GRIZZLIES 4 $137 SF JAYSON TATUM CELTICS 4 $113 PG DENNIS SMITH JR MAVERICKS 4 $114 PG LONZO BALL LAKERS 4 $113 SG DONOVAN MITCHELL JAZZ 4 $112 PG MARKELLE FULTZ 76ERS 4 $112 PG DE'AARON FOX KINGS 4 $113 PF AARON GORDON MAGIC 3 $88 PF JORDAN BELL MAVERICKS 3 $63 I am stoked by the Steven Adams extension! I have a Thunder pick in a few years and this will keep them from signing much else. Free Agency I need a Center and SF, neither of which should play. POSITION PLAYER OVR AGE TERM VALUE STATUS SF TERRENCE ROSS 77 30 1 MIN ACCEPTED C BROOK LOPEZ 76 33 1 MIN ACCEPTED I brought back Terrence Ross and he might play some bench minutes at SF, but maybe not because I will be giving minutes to 2 young SGs off the bench. Brook Lopez really just a depth signing, but he will play minutes if I am able to unload Kanter. League Free Agency PLAYER TEAM TERM VALUE (M) SF G ANTETOKOUNMPO BUCKS 5 $202 PG FRANK NTILIKINA KNICKS 4 $113 Not much to comment on here. Almost everyone was extended through the season. There were a ton of salaries around the $5-10M a year mark that I'm to going to bother with. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 5, 2018 Author Share Posted June 5, 2018 TOP 25 PLAYERS Rank Position Name Team Age Overall 1 PG JAMES HARDEN ROCKETS 32 97 2 SF KEVIN DURANT WARRIORS 33 96 SF G ANTETOKOUNMPO BUCKS 26 96 4 SF LEBRON JAMES CAVALIERS 36 95 SF KAWHI LEONARD SPURS 30 95 PG STEPH CURRY WARRIORS 33 95 7 PG KYRIE IRVING JAZZ 29 94 C KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS TIMBERWOLVES 25 94 9 PG RUSSELL WESTBROOK THUNDER 32 93 10 PF KRISTAPS PORZINGIS KNICKS 23 92 PF ANTHONY DAVIS PELICANS 28 92 12 C DEMARCUS COUSINS PELICANS 31 91 PF BEN SIMMONS 76ERS 25 91 SG JIMMY BUTLER TIMBWEROLVES 32 91 15 C NIKOLA JOKIC NUGGETS 26 90 C JOEL EMBIID 76ERS 27 90 PG CHRIS PAUL ROCKETS 36 90 PG DAMIAN LILLARD BLAZERS 31 90 SG KLAY THOMPSON WARRIORS 31 90 20 SF GORDON HAYWARD CELTICS 31 89 C ANDRE DRUMMOND PISTONS 28 89 PG JACK KING SUNS 23 89 PG JOHN WALL WIZARDS 31 89 SG BRADLEY BEAL WIZARDS 28 89 25 SF JAYSON TATUM CELTICS 23 88 C RUDY GOBERT GRIZZLIES 29 88 SG DEVIN BOOKER SUNS 24 88 SF PAUL GEORGE THUNDER 31 88 Here is the first list of the top 25 players in the league. Not many surprises, and just one CPU generated player, Jack King on the Suns, aka my draft bae. The Suns have 2 reps on this list, and they actually have 2 more who just missed the cut, including their 2018 draft pick Center **** Robinson, who has progressed to an elite defensive player. I think that team will be a threat this year, but probably still not enough to dethrone the Warriors Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 5, 2018 Author Share Posted June 5, 2018 2021/2022 Season ROSTER Position PLAYER OVR AGE MIN PG KRIS BULLARD 80 21 34 SG DONELL MCKNIGHT 84 24 34 SF CRAIG WESTPHAL 71 21 28 PF VICTOR TRENT 80 22 30 C FRED COLEMAN 79 24 28 Rotation Position 6 PG FRANK JACKSON 79 20 20 7 SG ROBIN GENTRY 71 21 20 8 C ENES KANTER 83 29 18 9 SG NATE GREENE 74 22 18 10 PF JUNZHE SU 70 23 10 11 SF TERRENCE ROSS 76 30 0 12 PG FRED VANVLEET 77 27 0 13 C BROOK LOPEZ 73 33 0 RES SF EUGENE BELLAMY 65 24 0 RES PG PATRICK MILLS 69 33 0 EURO (1) PF HAKAN OZAT 68 23 0 So I'm not tanking, but I am giving some young guys minutes. Arguably my best players have the most time, except for the rookie SF. 2k suggested I start him anyway so I agreed. I am a bit heavier on starter minutes this year, and the bench emphasis is scoring. Both Gentry and Nate Green are getting minutes, so my bench will be undersized. I gave Gentry a few more minutes because I like his skill set a bit more, and it's only 2 more minutes. Junzhe Su is a weak player, but 10 minutes can't hurt too much. I don't expect to make the playoffs this year, but I expect I'll have my best season of the last 3. PLAYER CONTRACTS TEAM SALARY TOTAL $77.59M CAP ROOM $27.80M LUX.TAX ROOM $49.26M TEAM PLAYER PLAYER POS AGE OVR 21/22 22/23 23/24 24/25 25/56 ENES KANTER C 29 83 33.69M - - - - KRIS BULLARD PG 21 80 7.28M 8.50M 10.72M - - FRANK JACKSON PG 23 79 5.05M 5.05M - - - FRED COLEMAN C 24 79 4.99M 6.33M - - - CRAIG WESTPHAL SF 24 71 4.51M 5.35M 6.26M 7.91M - DONNEL MCKNIGHT SG 24 84 3.84M 4.89M - - - VICTOR TRENT PF 22 80 3.13M 4.47M - - - FRED VANVLEET PG 27 77 2.82M 1.62M - - - NATE GREENE SG 22 74 2.45M 2.86M 4.39M - - ROBIN GENTRY SG 21 71 1.89M 2.25M 2.62M 4.03M - PATRICK MILLS PG 33 69 1.63M - - - - TERRENCE ROSS SF 30 76 1.63M - - - - BROOK LOPEZ C 33 73 1.63M 1.65M - - - JUNZHE SU PF 23 70 1.58M 1.65M - - - EUGENE BELLAMY SF 24 65 1.47M - - - - Obviously not in any sort of cap trouble, but Kanter represents about 40% of my total salaries. Can't wait for that to be gone Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JBURGE Posted June 5, 2018 Author Share Posted June 5, 2018 TOP 10 DRAFT PROSPECTS RANK POS NAME AGE HT WS WT SCHOOL OVR Potential 1 SG DARIUS ROBERTSON 20 6009 6011 241 SYRACUSE 84 A+ 2 SG ROK JOVANOVIC 23 6005 6007 193 SLOVENIA 78 (1) A 3 PG PAUL RICE 22 6000 6004 162 GEORGETOWN 76 B+ 4 SG DUSTIN RICHARDS 21 6006 6004 29 VIRGINIA 75 A 5 PG MAURICE WOODEN 21 6000 6006 184 CONNECTICUT 72 B 6 SF DAMON FIELDS 20 6006 6008 247 ARIZONA 75 B 7 C THOMAS PAYNE 21 6011 7007 262 WASH STATE 72 B- 8 PF ALEXEY GADSON 19 6009 7003 240 ARIZONA 74 B- 9 PG TIENCHUNG LUE 21 6003 6003 178 CHINA 68 A- 10 PG NATE RIDER 21 6002 6006 198 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 68 A+ This rebuild has been going a little slower than usual, and that's because I haven't been able to nab an elite prospect. Well, here is elite prospect #2 of this league, Darius Robertson. Yes, I know I drafted 3 guards already and they all have a spot on the roster. Darius Robertson could be moved to the 3 spot very easily. He has the length, he has B perimeter D, 67 strength which is great for a perimeter player, 99 speed, 99 dunk... it goes on. He is an incredible prospect. I will do whatever it takes to get the #1 pick this year. I haven't been acquiring all these #1 picks for nothing Contract Extensions POSITION PLAYER OVR AGE TERM VALUE STATUS PG FRANK JACKSON 79 23 2 23.98M NOT OFFERED C ENES KANTER 84 28 2 20.42M NOT OFFERED PG PATRICK MILLS 70 33 1 MIN NOT OFFERED I went back and forth on the Frank Jackson offer. I still have him for next season, so I don't see this as pressing. I will re-evaluate next year. Kanter and Mills are obvious choices to let go. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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