Could also trade Jefferson and that pick for an even better SG/SF. Or you could trade Jefferson and pair someone better with Burks/Thompson/Singleton. There's really no reason to keep Kanter/Favors on the bench for 15 minutes.
What does your top 7 look like?
It really all comes down to what your team needs, but I love the potential of Derrick Williams. I think he's going to be a great player in this league, definitley a 20+ point per game scorer during his prime. I see him as Michael Beasley with a better head on his shoulder's, meaning he'll probably have more success than Beasley. D-Will will be good for 20+ points, 8+ rebounds throughout his career. I'm not sure you'll ever win anything with him as your #1 option, but he would be an excellent #2 on a championship roster (during his prime).
Yeah, Washington is kind of a tough one. I know they've got McGee at center, but I like Valanciunas at their pick for some reason.
His mid-range game is OK. He shot 37% from the college three last season (on only 95 attempts), so yeah, he's got some range, but also room to improve. I just love his defense, so I think he would make for a very good defensive minded SF. At 6'9" 230lbs he could potentially have the size to go against some PF's, but I just seem him as a SF for some reason. I think he would have problems with the bigger PF's in the league and his perimeter defense is too good to not be guarding guys like LeBron, Carmelo, etc.
Chris Singleton was such a damn good defender in the tournament. Re-watch the Notre Dame game especially if you want to see him at his finest. He has so much hustle and heart on the defensive end, that is one thing you really can't teach a guy.
I would say he is.
Does he even have any competition?
