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In part 4, Cameron Carr was the most upvoted prospect. He goes in at #4.

Current big board:

1 - Jayden Quaintance

2 - Hannes Steinbach

3 - Morez Johnson Jr

4 - Cameron Carr

Time for #5.

Most upvoted comment each post gets added to the big board, until we have 10 guys in order.

List of random prospects probable to be available:

Dailyn Swain

Chris Cenac Jr

Ebuka Okorie

Bennett Stirtz

Christian Anderson

Koa Peat

Karim Lopez

Allen Graves

Amari Allen

Isaiah Evans

Henri Veesaar

I'll repost the final big board we've made after the draft to see who we got and where they were on our ranking.

In part 3, Morez Johnson Jr was the most upvoted prospect. He goes in at #3.

Current big board:

1 - Jayden Quaintance

2 - Hannes Steinbach

3 - Morez Johnson Jr

Time for #4.

Most upvoted comment each post gets added to the big board, until we have 10 guys in order.

List of random prospects probable to be available:

Cameron Carr

Dailyn Swain

Chris Cenac Jr

Ebuka Okorie

Bennett Stirtz

Christian Anderson

Koa Peat

Karim Lopez

Allen Graves

Amari Allen

Isaiah Evans

Henri Veesaar

I'll repost the final big board we've made after the draft to see who we got and where they were on our ranking.

In part 2, Hannes Steinbach was the most upvoted prospect. He goes in at #2.

Current big board:

1 - Jayden Quaintance

2 - Hannes Steinbach

Time for #3.

Most upvoted comment each post gets added to the big board, until we have 10 guys in order.

List of random prospects probable to be available:

Morez Johnson Jr

Cameron Carr

Dailyn Swain

Chris Cenac Jr

Ebuka Okorie

Bennett Stirtz

Christian Anderson

Koa Peat

Karim Lopez

Allen Graves

Amari Allen

Isaiah Evans

Henri Veesaar

I'll repost the final big board we've made after the draft to see who we got and where they were on our ranking.

The game has been fast paced, no ticky tack fouls, only 1 review which was quick and called correctly, fair calls each way.

Wemby is showing out, Caruso is having a crazy game, two incredible defenses.

Just such good basketball.

Part 1 saw Jayden Quaintance get the most upvotes, so he is going #1 on our big board.

Time for #2.

Most upvoted comment each post gets added to the big board, until we have 10 guys in order.

List of random prospects probable to be available:

Hannes Steinbach

Morez Johnson Jr

Cameron Carr

Dailyn Swain

Chris Cenac Jr

Ebuka Okorie

Bennett Stirtz

Christian Anderson

Koa Peat

Karim Lopez

Allen Graves

Amari Allen

Isaiah Evans

Henri Veesaar

I'll repost the final big board we've made after the draft to see who we got and where they were on our ranking.

I'm really curious about this because he is often mocked anywhere from #10 - #20, and he looks like an agile, oversized power forward who specializes in rebounding.

I feel like he doesn't have a typical center "build". Not enough girth to bang down low. But wouldn't most of his draft stock come from the ability to play the 5?

He isn't a plus rim protector or 3pt shooter. He looks like a transition/pnr play finisher with great rebounding ability at the 4.

Can anyone tell me if he projects to be able to play at the 5?

Lets make a big board of who we all want the most in our range at #19

Most upvoted comment each post gets added to the big board, until we have 10 guys in order.

List of random prospects probable to be available:

Hannes Steinbach

Morez Johnson Jr

Cameron Carr

Dailyn Swain

Chris Cenac Jr

Ebuka Okorie

Jayden Quaintance

Bennett Stirtz

Christian Anderson

Koa Peat

Karim Lopez

Allen Graves

Amari Allen

Isaiah Evans

Henri Veesaar

I'll repost the final big board we've made after the draft to see who we got and where they were on our ranking.

Why don't we just go with barefoot for everything. Easy, standardized measurement.

I find it so weird. And confusing.

He is moving quicker than guards and shooting really well in multiple areas

His measurements are ridiculous along with his movement.

I’m a Raps fan so I’m just curious what people think would be the price

The new system being implemented (its confirmed, right?) means that middling teams have far better lottery odds. Even the loser of the 7/8 play in game is in the lottery.

The Raptors are a team that have existed around that tier for a while, and very well *could* exist around there in the near future.

Does this mean the Raptors’ pick value will increase?

For example, if teams project us to finish around 7th in the East next year, we could lose the first play-in game, but win the second and make the playoffs while also earning a lottery pick. That would mean our 2027 frp has become more valuable than previous years.

In contrast, tanking teams’ picks have now decreased in value in comparison to previous years, now that they have worse odds.

Small W for the Raps?