I think I'd be pretty happy to have either one of these young guys on the team. Hayes' passing is a thing of absolute beauty, but Lewis is fast and has a sweet touch at the rim. Leaning towards Hayes, though, and would love to see him threading some sweet passes to 'quese to smash through the rim.
These players illustrate the problem with this draft. I would probably be reasonably happy with either of them as a twelve to fifteen pick and would be very unhappy with either of them as a third pick. Ultimately I would go with Lewis - 36 percent from college three range doesn't really get me excited at all, but 29 percent in any environment makes me curl up in a ball. GS already has a backup guard who can't shoot.
I’ve heard Killian defense is over stated , and more a product of the defensive scheme he played in .Cant confirm since I haven’t seen too much on him , can anybody shed some light on that aspect? I think defense needs to be a point if Emphasis
Hayes. Free throw percentage usually a good indicator of shooting mechanics. So I'm sure he can improve on his 3's. Would be great coming off the bench with his playmaking paired with Klay.
Where's the wingspan info on Lewis? Hayes, for size - height, weight, wingspan. Sounds like Lewis could thrive in the right system, but pro's need more than speed.
This ones a tough call, I'd probably go with Hayes due to size. On the other hand, Lewis was 5% shy on his 3 pointers from being Steph Curry in college, and he was playing in a good conference. He would be the kind of player the Warriors might go for if they could somehow trade down and actually pick him at 14.
I think I'd be pretty happy to have either one of these young guys on the team. Hayes' passing is a thing of absolute beauty, but Lewis is fast and has a sweet touch at the rim. Leaning towards Hayes, though, and would love to see him threading some sweet passes to 'quese to smash through the rim.
I'd never heard of Kira Lewis before this but I actually quite like him. I like Hayes as well so now we are in a bit of a quandry.
Hayes because of the size. Can be part of second death lineup.
Hayes
These players illustrate the problem with this draft. I would probably be reasonably happy with either of them as a twelve to fifteen pick and would be very unhappy with either of them as a third pick. Ultimately I would go with Lewis - 36 percent from college three range doesn't really get me excited at all, but 29 percent in any environment makes me curl up in a ball. GS already has a backup guard who can't shoot.
Yawn. I guess this kind of thread means someone is very bored.
I’ve heard Killian defense is over stated , and more a product of the defensive scheme he played in .Cant confirm since I haven’t seen too much on him , can anybody shed some light on that aspect? I think defense needs to be a point if Emphasis
Hayes. Free throw percentage usually a good indicator of shooting mechanics. So I'm sure he can improve on his 3's. Would be great coming off the bench with his playmaking paired with Klay.
Where's the wingspan info on Lewis? Hayes, for size - height, weight, wingspan. Sounds like Lewis could thrive in the right system, but pro's need more than speed.
This ones a tough call, I'd probably go with Hayes due to size. On the other hand, Lewis was 5% shy on his 3 pointers from being Steph Curry in college, and he was playing in a good conference. He would be the kind of player the Warriors might go for if they could somehow trade down and actually pick him at 14.