All NBA Draft Part 4 SECOND ROUND(lwqbulb vs Spooner)

dang another close one

 

I really don't understand how Javale Mcgee and Roy Hibbert would stop Blake Griffin and Amare... Lwqbulb's team at first glance, it looks like a fast break team, except he has a center starting at power forward, and Roy Hibbert, who is not exactly known to get up and down the floor... At least I have Josh Smith and some nice defensive players to slow down Lebron/Kobe. He doesn't really have anyone to slow down a Rondo - Blake/Amare pick and roll. I also have an exceptional player at every position instead of just two positions, as well as much better depth off the bench. O well... I really didn't expect people to look deeper past the Kobe-Lebron pairing, and in fairness, I probably should have lost to VBG anyway. (too competitive to admit it at the time) You still did a very nice job building your team lwqbulb. Cudos to you and good luck in the next round.

 

It's tough, but I gotta end up giving it to lwqbulb for having Phil Jackson. Also, I don't see Spooner's team being able to space the floor too well.

 

I honestly have no idea how you beat me in the first round. This matchup is very close. I don't like lwqbulb's bench much but I think Phil Jackson can maximize having Lebron and Kobe on the same team.

On the other hand thinking about it more Lwqbulb's spacing is gonna be pretty bad. John Wall doesn't have a jumper and neither do Hibbert or McGee. It will be very cluttered.

Thinking about it more I changed my mind and actually think Spooner would win.

 

Thanks man. Sorry I hadnt been posting lately. I will be more vocal in the finals. Well Mcgee will be able to play pf with his atheletic abilities. It doesn't mean if mcgee doesn't play pf in real life doesn't mean he couldn't. And roy hibbert can shoot the mid range jumper like scola did. And JJ barea being the sixth man off the bench would be able to shoot from deep and support john wall. Jrue holiday aren't bad either. And I have chuck hayes and carl landry, though undersized, but provide valuable skillsets which complements the starting twin towers in mcgee and hibbert very well.