I think his upside will get him into that 26-30 range hopefully, unless something goofy happens with foreign players.
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Bey's Gone
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I think his upside will get him into that 26-30 range hopefully, unless something goofy happens with foreign players.
Was that his shot form last year? His left arm flies backward and his release is quicker, and it looks pretty accurate, but it is awkward?
Release is awfully low.
sticky
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been waiting for the Nuggets to draft (or even trade for) a Buffalo for years now...we could need a local star but I dont see the fit of Tyler on the Nuggets this year... small ball 5 but i then we already have Bol Bol and I think the Nuggets will bring back Millsap for 7-9 mil to play some backup C... as for the PF spot, we're already packed and should adress other weaknesses, which is clearly a light out shooter... tho i like his toughness and defense upside.... ah **** it, just draft him already
Tyler's going to be Grant with some rim protection. I actually see a fit, but I don't see him having a near-term path to the starting lineup with the Nugs. I'll worry if a team like Utah gets him, though. I believe Bey will be a good pro. Maybe a more athletic version of Shane Battier once his game & shot matures.
Anyway, there's always room on a roster for an athletic glue guy who can knock down wide open shots.
BuffBronco
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Newest mock drafts have seen Bey drop into mid-2nd Round range
Medford M.
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Interesting because I've seen teams saying he's an interesting option in the 15-20 range.
NBA mock draft: Lottery movement and latest trade intel
We have plenty of movement throughout the draft, plus the latest on trade talk and rising prospects.
ESPN+ article showing Bey going to the Kings with the 35th pick in its mock draft.
NBA mock draft: Lottery movement and latest trade intel
We have plenty of movement throughout the draft, plus the latest on trade talk and rising prospects.www.espn.com
ESPN+ article showing Bey going to the Kings with the 35th pick in its mock draft.
Damn, I should be an NBA scout.
I think the 2-way is good for Bey. He needs those developmental league minutes.
So far this season 2 appearances, about 3 minutes total, 1 point, 1 rebound total.