DRAFT: #18 [Green] & #31 [Terry] & trade for #36 [Tyler Bey]

[Scott41theMavs]

This, shooting is such great asset nowadays to pass on it, and this draft has some good shooters.That is why I am also really high on Tyrell Terry especially if he is measured at 6'3

You don't draft a player based on defense in this era tbh.
MKG has been always a great defender but now he can barely stay in the league.
Good defenders won't be used if they are nonexistent on offense, but players who are good on offense will get enough minutes to develop as defenders.
Bolmaro isn't a guy I am sure he will get minutes here with his very limited offense.

C'mon man, let's not assume these guys don't know how to shoot or play offense (I could be way wrong, but I actually feel they probably become better than him on O and they already are on D). Green is an athletic slasher, 40% on C&S and Bolmaro would actually RUN our backup unit (yes, primary ball-handler). Players that are good on defense will also get minutes to develop their offensive game. As I've said, the only thing going for him is his shooting. No other desirable skill (no playmaking, no defense, only there to shoot the rock, I'm not that deep to know his mid-range/off the bounce stats, but shouldn't be amazing from video).

Terry on the other hand, I'm very high on. Not from hs shooting (also great), but his playmaking in that motion offense in Stanford. As I've said, most of Nesmith's game revolves around off screens shots and we don't run many of those here (rarely one or two for Seth). If Green can hit close to 40% on C&S (most of our shots are wide-open C&S) and is a way better defender, it's a done deal.

Terry is pretty much my favorite guard in the draft apart from Hayes and Haliburton (Ball and Edwards might be better than all three, but the Mavs aren't getting them, and there's quite a bit not to like).