Here is Sub 0 J current dynasty roster through 8 rounds:
Jayson Tatum (1.3)
Damian Lillard (2.18)
Tyrese Maxey (3.18)
Devin Vassell (4:3)
Jeremy Sochan (5.18)
Cameron Johnson (6.3)
Dereck Lively (7.18)
Bilal Coulibaly (8.3)
My next two picks are 9.18 and 10.3. I just can’t get Sexton out of my brain.
It feels like it was just yesterday when these two players were considered the main stars, with their catchy compound name ‘Sex-Land.’ Fast forward to an ACL injury suffered by Sexton and a trade that sent him to Utah. Initially, he was seen as the best player, but it turned out to be wrong again, as ‘white Jesus’ rose to prominence. So, things are really crowded and weird in Utah, with numerous young players and plenty of depth. Nevertheless, Sexton remains incredibly talented, and perhaps he’s auditioning for a better fit or considering changing his game to carve out an improved role. Who knows which direction things will take? Last season, Sexton was firmly ranked in the 90-110 range in my rankings, so getting him at pick 177? Well, sign me up!
Back at it for pick 10.3 and one of the rare points in the draft where i get both players i targeted.
CJ Mccolumn little brother
To think I moved on from the Spurs as a fan since Leonard left the team has turned out to be false. I’ve now added my third favorite Spur, and they have become one of my preferred young teams in the NBA. Branham was a scoring machine in his rookie season, and Malaki gives me vibes similar to CJ Mccollum. During his age 19 season, he ranked 2nd in the ENTIRE NBA in FG% on floaters—59.3%. He also holds the highest EFG% with 0-4 seconds left on the clock, with Mikal at 57.8%, and former Spur Kawhi at 64.2% (???).” Hoping Malaki is ready to float my team to greatness in his sophomore year.
We added more young guards to the squad, Dame patience has run thin, and he has demanded to be traded. We will do our best to help Dame get to his intended destination after he signs this 2 year max extension
It feels like it was just yesterday when these two players were considered the main stars, with their catchy compound name ‘Sex-Land.’ Fast forward to an ACL injury suffered by Sexton and a trade that sent him to Utah. Initially, he was seen as the best player, but it turned out to be wrong again, as ‘white Jesus’ rose to prominence. So, things are really crowded and weird in Utah, with numerous young players and plenty of depth. Nevertheless, Sexton remains incredibly talented, and perhaps he’s auditioning for a better fit or considering changing his game to carve out an improved role. Who knows which direction things will take? Last season, Sexton was firmly ranked in the 90-110 range in my rankings, so getting him at pick 177? Well, sign me up!
Back at it for pick 10.3 and one of the rare points in the draft where i get both players i targeted.
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