Just curious: Would you rather me do 50+ prospects with some voiceover or 25 with them?

@@HoopIntellect That’s tough I would say 25 with voice over would be awesome. But I also understand that u want to make as many vids as you can so u got to balance it.

@@HoopIntellect new to your channel and I really like your format for your videos, but I find that I have to remind or pause the video to read what you have at the bottom to see exactly what your trying to highlight within the clips you are playing. So maybe some audio commentary for who you think will go top 10 or lottery picks. Then on other videos you when you switch from highlighting one aspect of their game to another you could make it more known. For example when you go from defensive potential to post moves/ attacking the rim you could flash back to the point where you listed the strengths and highlight then your are transitioning to the next category.

@@HoopIntellect I'd rather 50+ with voice over lol

I disagree, I think it keeps observations more objective for the viewer. let the game do the talking 85%. I actually think the text is innovative, tho simple. Only needs to speak if context is important "This was a game winner" ie.

Two years of really decent picks. They killed it today.

I want this man of my team he’s the type of risk we don’t need. Gotta trade em

@Dustin Reynolds Myles Turner but obviously kuminga wouldn’t be the only person in the trade

@@WrodrunbyDon That's exactly what the Lakers, Nets, and Rockets did. They all failed. The sun is setting on the LeBron era.

@@emceeunderdogrising I wouldn’t say the nets or rockets fails one the rockets won’t contend until Green and KPJ are all stars and the nets needed depth

But... he's not even really a power forward. I see closer to a Demar Derozan to Tracy McGrady type, but he could end up playing more small ball 4 in the mold of a Gerald Wallace or Shawn Marion, I guess... His shot development could really dictate the way his entire game goes. My guess is an average ish shooter at his peak, averaging around 15-18, 6.5, 3, 1, & 1. Edit: I forgot to throw in a peak Rudy Gay as a potential projection. I feel like a less steady shooting, better defending Rudy Gay is Kuminga's most likely outcome. But he can definitely be more.

And the Warriors just got him. Brilliant pick.

@@emceeunderdogrising yeah, their picks were really made pretty easy by other teams' screw ups. I thought the way the Warriors picked at 7 would dictate the next 6 picks somewhat & who was available to them at 14, because of how set the top 6 seemed to be, but instead it shuffled ahead of them, they were gifted the super high upside guy in Kuminga, and then teams let Moody slip, and both of their picks were really no brainers.

@@lakeshoresubtleties Most def was a no brainer. I feel pretty good about two A+ picks.

@@emceeunderdogrisingRight. Though I was actually looking at Mitchell & Murphy III. I have Mitchell as a top 5 player from this draft. The next explosive point guard in line, but a top defender on top of it. But conventional wisdom says, yeah, take Kuminga's upside. And I said take Murphy III because I figured Moody was gone at 8 or 9, anyway. Though I still feel fairly certain Murphy is going to develop quite a bit on top of already being a good long perimeter defender & elite outside shooter. If Moody progresses on track with just average expectations, he'll still likely always be better than Murphy & anyone else they could have taken at 14, though. Not what I expected (I was half expecting to be extremely disappointed with at least one of their picks), but definitely easy picks to make. A stretch/scoring 4 on this Warriors team would have been nice, but maybe Jeff Green can be gotten?

#7 and I couldn't be happier. He may be raw but I think he has some of the best upside in this draft, not counting Cade.

he went to the warriors great fit

Aka bust

@@zekefreak6082 Yea coming from a "Lakers" fan hahaha

@@Xavier-fy9jw Yup. some reports that Bazemore and Oubre will be gone that's why they draft Kuminga and Moody. I hope that Iggy will comeback too if the Heat reject his club option.

@@jrexlegaspi haha nah bro im messing up with you. Really tweeted earlier that the warriors had 2 steals in 1 draft. However, would it be enough for the “championship window” or should they just trade for another star.

@@mikejones9906 just going off what the Creators opinion is. As i said JK has more ball handling and scoring tendencies but he has a very long way to go. Especially if your saying he’s the next kawhi. It took kawhi years to get to where he is now but he also came into the league a great defender and was drafted to the perfect development team. Unless Raps pick him up it’s going to take years and years of work to get him to where he needs to be(because every wing that goes there seems to be a contributor early even if they’re super raw) . Cavs seem to keep their young guys in check but he won’t be the 1st, 2nd maybe even 3rd option depending on KLoves situation and we’ll have to how he adapts to that. I think they’d rather take green anyway, they usually take BTA.

@@mikejones9906 first watched him live at Hunt prep years ago but he wasn’t making major waves until he went to Our Savior and that’s when i started to take interest in him. I don’t understand why someone has to follow somebody for the majority of their playing career to be able to get a grip on their play. there’s high school game vaults and YT highlights everywhere and obviously what he’s done in G League.

@@mikejones9906 Um yes i know all of this😂 Marvin Bagley reclassified too and he too had supreme athleticism for his position and a well ahead of schedule post game. It’s not a 1-1 comparison but the point is youth does not always equate to a higher upside, even if you are highly skilled for your age. I also don’t know why people put so much stock into how a kid performs in HS either, Austin Rivers was the best guard in HS but he’s a role player now. Skal was the best player in HS years ago and i don’t even know if he’s on a roster. Massif Little and Ej Montgomery were top 6 or 7 and they’re aren’t even rotation level players. There’s many more examples(and it helps to have the foundation obviously but i never understood the craze for it) The mid high post ability is cool but this style of offense is mostly going extinct if you aren’t the highest level of scorer (KD) I’m WAY more interested in his two way ceiling rather than his ability to be a super high level offensive player, but he still has a ways to go on both ends of the floor.

@@mikejones9906 He had a hook over both shoulders(pretty right dominant though), classic drop step and drive off the right block with a power dribble into the lane which was arguably his strongest move, all in college. He didn’t have a hakeem package but that’s a skillset a non post player would take years to develop, just like you said.

@@mikejones9906 IM NOT COMPARING HIM TO OG THIS WAS THE VIDEO CREATORS OPINION. I also point out in my original comment why i think he’s not like OG but IF he is like OG that would be huge seeing as OG is already a high level contributor playing alongside other stars. I explained this entire concept already but you obviously didn’t comprehend it.

we want evan mobley

@@Justin-jp1bi there's no way mobley is falling to you guys. unless his draft stock just miraculously drops for some reason

Or they jump to the top 4

@@ehwassupdoc7901 fukin did it

I wasnt expecting that I had 1 Rockets = Cade 2 T-Wolves = Mobley 3 Detroit = Green 4 OKC = suggs

Hope he can become a two-way beast. He should definitely focus on defense this season so he could help boost the bench. It seems like scoring will come naturally due to his athleticism, def a kawhi/wiggins build

kawhi type player?

@@MacLaw3084 Yeah. They've got similar builds, both 6'8, strong and athletic. Kuminga has to bring it all together but has the potential to be an elite 2 way forward like Kawhi.

Idk if his height is truly 6’7” and we don’t really need another Wiggins Okoro is fine

@@joo__816 Wiggins isn’t a bad result if you aren’t in the top three

@@kaiwistoski9858 true

You mean to pair with the SexLand? 😂

Man the Cavs are one good wing from being competitive again. Kuminga may be it.

Jerami Grant isn't an all star

I forgot that he was only 18 and won't be 19 until midway through next season. I am seeing Jaylen Brown now when I watch him play, he is incredibly skilled and physical for his age to be playing against this level of competition. Imagine Kuminga coming off the bench between Pascal Siakim and OG Anunoby?!

Honestly think he’s a lot more advanced than that. I hope whoever drafts him tries to not limit his game, I know Nurse likes ball and player movement and that will help Kumingas game, but just in terms of his one on one skill, I believe him to be a lot better at his age than those other 3. Hopefully a coach does not screw his confidence, he definitely has the tools to be a terrific iso player.

@@kizzy5497 dont say that like ogs a bad player, any team would love to get og on their team. n the best thing about it is he hasnt even tapped into his offensive potential yet. OG could be a nice mentor for him fr.💯

@@lilxsoldier Not saying that at all, I’m more so focused on Kuminga. He’s a lot better than those guys were at his current age, it’s important that they emphasize him being a primary ball handler early on his development. His size and fluidity is Paul George like and some of the combos he was pulling off in these highlights are not easy for a guy his size. OG has improved tremendously and can start for any team in the league, I know that. I was just pointing out how good Kuminga is at such a young age.

@@kizzy5497 You're one of the few that I've seen understand Kuminga's talent level. He's not just some athletic defender type. If he reaches his potential, he's a high-volume scoring point forward.

lol wrong vibes

Yes!

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Gsw need him.

He is very overrated

@@Michael-jd2ki agreed, im a raptors fan and ive seen ppl say we should take him at 8 lmao

He’s a better fit since we have so many guards and need more toughness from losing Kawhi.

@@originalsal2141 Precisely. I also wouldn't be shocked if they went with Scottie Barnes who has the makings of a Ben Simmons-level impact player who can cement their defense.

@O A Why not? The Raptors have Lowry, Fred VanVleet, Gary Trent Jr., Malachi Flynn, and Jalen Harris all already. Even if Lowry leaves, Gary Trent Jr would be the incumbent starter as a proven shooter/defender, a high IQ player with Flynn and Harris in the pipeline.

Got the 4th pick 👀

are you a wizard?

Well he is from The Congo all he knows how to do is work. He is also his biggest critic which is awesome to see in a young player. He can make passes anywhere on the court and he has a ton of room to grow.

For that to happen you gotta hope the raptor's dont take him

Yes sir

Cavs 3

and pascal

That is what excites me. Those low post moves are freaking unreal for an 18 year old. I think he is going to be awesome.

@@matthewmedina6170 sleeper to be the best player in the draft

I think that’s Wiggins, I see him as a more athletic luol deng or Jeff green without the jumper

Isaac Okoro is better to be CLEVELAND CAVALIER'S 6th man of the year contender next season!

Pretty much everyone agrees its Cade

At the moment yeah. Not sure if he will the best player in the whole draft when it’s all set and done. He’s great this draft is just stacked. Thete are players outside the top 5 with a really high upside.

Barnes has huge bust potential.. like Stanley Johnson bust potential!!

What do you mean you "don't see it?" He was 18 lol. You didn't think he'd get better?

He’s shown more flashes as a potential defender too even though he’s only 18.

Pre G-League he was listed at 6'8". G-League listed him at 6'6", which I find hard to believe given how he looked next to guys like Jalen Green and Isaiah Todd, and even Michael Beasley last summer.

yeah cavs should go cade or jk

Jk, but actually though he kinda reminds me of a more athletic Josh Jackson.

Shaq??? Nah, best comp is Anthony Bennett/Steph Curry

@@013benj6 I can see the Bennett comp, but personally I think Kuminga is a better shooter than Curry, plus Curry went to Davidson which automatically is a tell tale sign he can’t shoot. Just the facts, don’t look it up tho.

@@chickennuggies7159 Yea. Facts.

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You crazy if you pick duarte over kuminga😭

@@ashton_9340 Tell me about it...3 years later.

@@reptilexcq2 bro why would you pick duarte at 7 when kuminga,davion mitchell,bouknight,moody and so many better players are available?

Glad Bob Myers is the GM and not you.

@@DaggerMan11 So far, my prediction is correct. Duarte is pretty good. Kuminga is lucky he's with a team of vets that help him grow....otherwise, I don't think he's where is now.

Exactly

He’s gonna be good

I don’t see it being super impactful day 1 he really is going to have to develop his handle and jumper teams in the nba are much quicker, smarter and know how to avoid bad switches. He’ll have success against guards down low but he’s not a great passer, out of the post especially, and teams will definitely force him to make decisions there. Probably the highest ceiling in the draft though.