(10-15-2020, 12:40 AM)chaparral Wrote: Is there any history of Kleber and Schroder playing together for team Germany?

(10-15-2020, 12:07 PM)KillerLeft Wrote: @Kammrath all sorts of Twitter activity today about how jacked Vassell's shot looks these days. Maybe he does fall a bit, after all?

(10-15-2020, 08:53 PM)KillerLeft Wrote: @Kammrath is there a place where we can read which teams are visiting with which players?

(10-15-2020, 11:34 PM)KillerLeft Wrote: I read somewhere today that Phoenix has met with k Lewis twice already.

(10-15-2020, 12:40 AM)chaparral Wrote: Is there any history of Kleber and Schroder playing together for team Germany?

(10-16-2020, 06:26 AM)Kammrath Wrote:

(10-15-2020, 11:34 PM)KillerLeft Wrote: I read somewhere today that Phoenix has met with k Lewis twice already.

The last two weeks teams have been able to do virtual meetings. That is what has been going on.

(10-16-2020, 10:09 AM)KillerLeft Wrote: From what I read, I took it like they had already started the in person visits, and had already spent two of them on Lewis. But, you might be right. I might have just assumed incorrectly.

Quote:The NBA’s new pre-draft rules aren’t popular with several teams, according to Jonathan Givony of ESPN, who states that at least half the league is considering not having executives attend workouts and may have just a “minimal presence” at pro days.


Givony says many front offices don’t believe it’s worth making a trip to watch a prospect work out by himself, and some of the teams are located in states that require a mandatory two-week quarantine for travelers. There’s also concern that an executive might contract COVID-19 and not be available on draft night. Also, some teams are reluctant to give away any secrets by providing the league with a list of the 10 players they would most like to scout.

The league office has received requests to alter its new rules, Givony adds, but complications will remain even if that happens. He notes that agents will have difficulty scheduling more than three or four teams each day for a workout, an in-person interview and then a 30-minute medical exam. Teams with high lottery picks are expected to be most active in trying to attend those sessions.

There’s more draft news to pass along:

• Givony talked to several teams that confirm Minnesota has been involved in trade talks regarding the No. 1 pick. Agents who represent players that are expected to be taken early say [b]Timberwolves[/b] general manager [b]Gersson Rosas[/b] has been “noncommittal” about what he plans to do and seems open to moving down. Givony adds that [b]LaMelo Ball [/b]and [b]Anthony Edwards[/b] are still the most likely candidates for the top pick, but the team’s uncertain ownership status may play a role in its draft plans.
  
  
• In the same story, ESPN’s Mike Schmitz identifies [b]Patrick Williams[/b] of Florida State as the player making the biggest jump on draft boards. The 19-year-old handles the ball well for his 6’8″ size and could wind up being selected in the top 10. Schmitz also sees potential in Washington’s [b]Jaden McDaniels[/b], while Givony names Kansas center [b]Udoka Azubuike[/b] as a possible sleeper.
  
  
• Kentucky guard [b]Immanuel Quickley[/b] has met twice with the Knicks, Pistons and Thunder and has held one meeting with several other teams, including the Nets and Celtics, tweets Adam Zagoria of Forbes.
  

(10-19-2020, 09:52 AM)dirkfansince1998 Wrote: the Mavs really don´t need another undersized guard