How would AJ Dybantsa would fit onto the Sacramento Kings roster?

8 comments

1. It's so kangz to get stuck on one guy.

2. Let’s not overreact and crown this guy just yet. The Kings could easily slide out of the top three depending on how the lottery shakes out. And while he’s a very good prospect, he’s not widely viewed as a true, franchise-altering No. 1 overall talent.

   In this class, Peterson is the only player most evaluators consider a legitimate cornerstone lock. If Sacramento lands at No. 2 or No. 3, the smart play might be to move back a few spots—target a quality point guard and pick up an additional first-rounder. This draft is widely regarded as one of the deepest in years, so there’s real value in maximizing assets.

   If they do secure the No. 1 pick and pass on Peterson, that decision could age the same way passing on Luka did—one of those moves that follows a franchise for a long time.

3. I like him but im worried about his shoulder …Markelle Fultz vibes 😬

4. I think they might Draft him but make sure u have a veteran that can back him up just in case he hits a rookie wall but should be a better Draft talent because the top number players just might be able to start eventually during the season & we will see anyway during the Vegas NBA

5. Westbrook, Lavine and Derozan in the starting lineup cancels AJs progress. I still cant get over giving Westbrook all Keon's minutes and then trading Keon. Only the Kings I tell ya …

6. Good to see Bobby Gerald on your show; he’s always well-versed on the college players.

7. I wonder about BYU players on the whole they don’t transition well to the NBA

8. I’m preferring drafting Boozer, more safer pick with all the basketball IQ as a big man that can do it all include defender and rebounder and 3 point shooter ❤