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2022-2023 NBA Salary Cap Draft - First Annual Battle for the Wikkid Cup (3 Viewers)

Also - ****. I went to see a Grateful Dead movie then snuck into see the last half of Black Adam. No idea you all would cruise through so many picks. Nice job all
 
13.13 Jordan Clarkson UTA $13,340,000

Microwave scorer off the bench. Last year's 6th man of the year will fill a sparkplug role for this team as well. His ability to create shots for himself and teammates is extremely valuable in certain matchups.
 
13.13 Jordan Clarkson UTA $13,340,000

Microwave scorer off the bench. Last year's 6th man of the year will fill a sparkplug role for this team as well. His ability to create shots for himself and teammates is extremely valuable in certain matchups.
Really wanted him in that exact role, but was unable to make him fit after my first six picks.

You probably have the deepest team in this thing.
 
13.13 Jordan Clarkson UTA $13,340,000

Microwave scorer off the bench. Last year's 6th man of the year will fill a sparkplug role for this team as well. His ability to create shots for himself and teammates is extremely valuable in certain matchups.
Really wanted him in that exact role, but was unable to make him fit after my first six picks.

You probably have the deepest team in this thing.
Those Bane, Bey, McDaniels picks were solid as ****
 
13.13 Jordan Clarkson UTA $13,340,000

Microwave scorer off the bench. Last year's 6th man of the year will fill a sparkplug role for this team as well. His ability to create shots for himself and teammates is extremely valuable in certain matchups.
Really wanted him in that exact role, but was unable to make him fit after my first six picks.

You probably have the deepest team in this thing.
Thanks Jayrod. Terence Mann gets the short stick here too. :-)
 

You probably have the deepest team in this thing.
Thanks Jayrod. Terence Mann gets the short stick here too. :-)
Speaking of short....you probably have the shortest team in this thing as well. :wink:

Whole bunch of dudes 6'-5" and under.
Majority of the team is plus defenders, with Jrue and Draymond being "short". Not worried about that at all, they've proven what they can do. Same with Caruso. Of others that would get playing time, Bey is 6'7" and McDaniels is 6'9", both with those long arms Jay Bilas gets erect for.

Main obstacle for this team will be how voters view Jokic's defense, but I knew that the second I chose to build around his game. All the statistical measures love his defensive game, but he doesn't always pass the eye test there. Which is why Jrue and Draymond were selected (plus they both move the ball on offense, which will compliment Jokic). We'll see how it plays out.
 
I was just about to go a different direction buuuut JRE just got picked...

13.15 - TJ Warren - F - $2,628,597
14.01 - Zeke Nnaji - $2,617,800

When we last saw TJ Warren healthy, he was averaging 28ppg on .566/.500/.913 shooting splits in the bubble while playing high level defense. His foot injury is very concerning and this may be a total waste of a pick, but if he does some how get healthy, he is a plus level starter with a skill set (switchable D, shooting, secondary ballhandling) that fits in with my team. at the 13/14 turn, there are very few affordable players that offer anywhere near that kind of upside.

I'm worried that the Nuggets are going to dump Nnaji for peanuts and he'll end up like some of their recent draft picks or young acquisitions that have gone on to be very successful elsewhere (Bol, Vanderbilt, Hartenstein, Beasley, etc.), but that might actually be an advantage for this pick . Nnaji has a valuable skill set that should fit in here - he is a very good three point shooter (43% of his career and his form looks like that kind of shooter) and good defender that can get low and slide his feet to reasonably pickup a smaller player on a switch (he's less impressive in the post where he can't handle centers and is an iffy rim defender). At worst, he's an NBA level shooter and athlete that can play spot minutes as a backup 4/5.
 
You're all good dawgtrails. He got benched for Sam Ehlinger anyway. :wink:


14.03 Jae Crowder PHO $10,183,800

Unsure what team he'll eventually end up with this season, but if he didn't want to play for a scumbag governor or listen to Chris Paul chirp all day, who am I to argue with it?

He's a tough nosed defender, stretches defenses from the perimeter, and his game is built for the postseason.
 
Yo Mama selects:

14.08 - Troy Brown, SF/SG Lakers - $1,968,175

One of the better minimum signings by the lakers this offseason. He brings a different dimension as an actual wing compared to all their guards, so he should get decent playing time.
 
Could still cobble together a decent team with the leftover players.

Jamal Murray, Kevin Huerter, Bogdan Bogdanovic, Al Horford, Jusuf Nurkic is a too expensive starting 5, but a decent one
 
14.14 - Jeremy Sochan - PF, SAS - $5,063,520

19 year old kid, a one and done from Baylor. 9th overall pick last year and the starting PF for the Spurs this season. He is a good defender and can't shoot FT's to save his life but isn't afraid to fire up 3's at a 23.5% clip.

@Desert_Power
 
Could still cobble together a decent team with the leftover players.

Jamal Murray, Kevin Huerter, Bogdan Bogdanovic, Al Horford, Jusuf Nurkic is a too expensive starting 5, but a decent one
I was waiting until the end to pick my 15 player undrafted team, but Lillard, Dort, and Wendell Carter would be part of my starting group. If Michael Porter Jr stays healthy, he would help unlock that team a bit.
 
As far as my draft strategy went, I started with a cheap star in Williamson, then wanted to pair him up with an elite shooter/playmaker. Debated between Dame and Trae, but knew that Dame had a pretty down year last year, and wasn't sure he wasn't starting to slow down, so went with Trae. With Williamson and Trae, my starting offense is going to be great, but defense is definitely a concern, so needed to add a rim protector. Jarrett Allen isn't quite Gobert on the defensive side, but is an elite rim protector, and a better offensive player on a much cheaper contract. After that, I just needed to fill in my starters with 3-and-D guys, so grabbed Gary Payton, Mathurin, and Burks to fill out my starters (Most likely primarily Burks starting, unless we're going up against an elite guard that we need to shut down).

This group should be able to play with anyone, and left me with enough money to fill out a really good bench, led by Mike Conley.
 

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