They failed to take into consideration that Luka was better than Fox, and you build around Doncic more than around Fox. And that Luka would get their shooters -- Hield, Bogdanovich, Bjelica -- more open looks.
Time will tell.
Luka hasnt won anything
Bagley and Fox are tremendously talented.
Draft Luka, deal Fox?
But for what?
DUHPretty simple.
Draft Luka
KEEP Fox.
Hasn't won anything yet?Yikes > Duh > Seriously?
The second coming of Larry Bird and you're going to split hairs and play The Contrarian Card.
HILARIOUS.
Luka can easily play point forward or the off guard.
Two points?
Thomas and Dumars were pretty good. And Vinnie was a combo guard as well.
We are in the NO SPIN ZONE.
Vlade FUCKING Blew it.
Yes, it is hard to pass on generational bigs.
Hakeem was one.
Sam Bowie, which a nice player, was most surely NOT.
I believe the same lame rationale then. We have Clyde Drexler, MJ would be redundant.
Would you, YOU, pass on Anthony Edwards if Ball is off the board? Simply because we ALREADY have RJ.
RJ can play SF and SG, might even be better suited to SF in some matchups.
Edwards is a combo guard, though admittedly, facilitation is not his strongest suit.
A good rule of thumb, is draft the best talent, no?
Kings got Bagley at #2, Atlanta leaped on Luka at #3, and converted him into Trae Young and Cam Reddish.
Knicks got Robinson at #36. Remains to be seen if Mitchell proves more impactful. Bagley was highly regarded. NO ONE WAS MORE HIGHLY REGARDED THAN LUCA.
DeAndre Ayton looks to be a very good player going forward. However the thought of a Luca-Devin back court must give one pause.