I am just so enamored with what the nuggets are doing, in an era where the dominance of attractive costal cities and super teams seems inevitable you gotta appreciate when teams like Denver or Milwaukee win it with home grown stars
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just hoping the nuggets destroy the superteams.
So they're getting the 29th and 32nd this year for the 40th this year and 27+ next year? Sounds like a swindle to me. I just don't see the benefit for the Pacers unless they greatly value pushing their assets down the line.
It's not the 27th+ pick. It's the worst pick of what they got from OKC (Houston, OKC, Utah, LAC). So it could be a pick in the teens-20's most likely.
Pacers had like 5 picks in this year's draft. (7, 26, 29, 32, 55). They are basically kicking the can down the road a little bit and will be able to bring in multiple rookies next year, instead of 5 rookies this year, which they don't have the roster room for.