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  • TeamBuilder
    MVP
    • Jun 2009
    • 2214

    #1

    Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

    From an NBA 2K15 perspective, who would you like to see win the top 3 picks in the NBA Draft lottery and why?

    My personal picks:
    1) Cavs - Irving, Bennett (he still has potential), and Embiid together!
    2) Kings - Wiggins, to provide some defense for a team with an already potent offensive punch.
    3) Celtics - Give me Parker, who could then be sent in a package to Minnesota for K-Love.

    On a side note, here are some things to consider...

    The result of tonight's NBA Draft Lottery may have significant ramifications for the NBA offseason, and subsequently NBA 2K15.

    Imagine the scenarios that could unfold…

    - The Cavs win the #1 pick and draft Embiid, prompting LeBron to consider moving back home and forming a new big three that can contend for the remainder of his career. The Cavs instantly become the most used team in 2K15.

    - The Lakers or Celtics receive a top 3 pick, and cash in on a trade with Minnesota for the disgruntled Kevin Love. Kobe cheesers get more room to operate with Love, the best floor spacing power forward in the game, stretching the defense. Or, Rondo gains the perfect pick-and-pop partner.
    Last edited by TeamBuilder; 05-20-2014, 08:06 PM.
  • Paulinho
    Rookie
    • Dec 2011
    • 142

    #2
    Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

    1. Cavs Irving & Embiid
    2. Bucks Knight & Wiggins
    3. 76ers MCW & Parker

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    • dukebeatsuncagain
      Banned
      • Jan 2011
      • 680

      #3
      Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

      I don't think they will take Embiid. They have Zeller and Thompson they aren't giving up on.

      Secondly, there NO WAY LEBRON IS EVER COMING BACK. Sorry bro, I'm a Cavs fan too and it isn't happening.



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      • TeamBuilder
        MVP
        • Jun 2009
        • 2214

        #4
        Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

        Originally posted by dukebeatsuncagain
        I don't think they will take Embiid. They have Zeller and Thompson they aren't giving up on.

        Secondly, there NO WAY LEBRON IS EVER COMING BACK. Sorry bro, I'm a Cavs fan too and it isn't happening.



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        I wouldn't be surprised to see the Cavs draft Embiid and attempt to trade for K-Love with their other pieces. The proposed deal:

        Cavs- Tristan Thompson, Anthony Bennett, Dion Waiters, and two future 1st round picks

        Wolves - Kevin Love

        The Cavs tried dealing for Love last season but Minnesota didn't want to deal him. Now that the Wolves pretty much have to trade him, and the Cavs might be best equipped to offer them assets.

        Imagine that trio (Kyrie, Love, Embiid) from a 2K15 perspective… the Cavs would look real nice.
        Last edited by TeamBuilder; 05-20-2014, 09:48 PM.

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        • 19LloydBanks82
          Banned
          • Aug 2013
          • 610

          #5
          Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

          Originally posted by TeamBuilder
          I wouldn't be surprised to see the Cavs draft Embiid and attempt to trade for K-Love with their other pieces. The proposed deal:

          Cavs- Tristan Thompson, Anthony Bennett, Dion Waiters, and two future 1st round picks

          Wolves - Kevin Love

          The Cavs tried dealing for Love last season but Minnesota didn't want to deal him. Now that the Wolves pretty much have to trade him, and the Cavs might be best equipped to offer them assets.

          Imagine that trio from a 2K15 perspective… the Cavs would look real nice.
          You can't be serious with that offer. No way the T-Wolves would even consider that. Matter of fact, why would you want Love as Cavaliers fan? He's a free agent after next season and there's no possible chance he re-signs with the Cavs.

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          • TeamBuilder
            MVP
            • Jun 2009
            • 2214

            #6
            Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

            Originally posted by 19LloydBanks82
            You can't be serious with that offer. No way the T-Wolves would even consider that. Matter of fact, why would you want Love as Cavaliers fan? He's a free agent after next season and there's no possible chance he re-signs with the Cavs.
            I wasn't intending for this thread to be a trade debate, but I'll respond before I bring it back to NBA 2K15.

            What better offer could the Timberwolves receive from another team? Please be specific. And maybe you are not aware of trade specifics in the NBA, but often trades for stars will only occur if the player intends to sign a long term contract with the team trading for him. If Love wouldn't sign long term in Cleveland, the Cavs obviously wouldn't make the trade.

            Going back to the 2K perspective, the Cavs will have a ton of assets and cap space to make them an exciting team to use in Association (or MyGM). There are plenty of trade options, and one could simply wait until the first offseason to attempt to land a top free agent, like Love. Hopefully they draft Embiid.

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            • Mauer4MVP
              MVP
              • Mar 2010
              • 2407

              #7
              Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

              As a Wolves fan, I am hoping the Cavs trade the #1 for Love and then Love walks.

              The least deserving franchise gets the #1 picks 3 out of 4 years. A .007% chance of that happening. The lottery needs to go.

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              • 19LloydBanks82
                Banned
                • Aug 2013
                • 610

                #8
                Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                Originally posted by TeamBuilder
                I wasn't intending for this thread to be a trade debate, but I'll respond before I bring it back to NBA 2K15.

                What better offer could the Timberwolves receive from another team? Please be specific. And maybe you are not aware of trade specifics in the NBA, but often trades for stars will only occur if the player intends to sign a long term contract with the team trading for him. If Love wouldn't sign long term in Cleveland, the Cavs obviously wouldn't make the trade.

                Going back to the 2K perspective, the Cavs will have a ton of assets and cap space to make them an exciting team to use in Association (or MyGM). There are plenty of trade options, and one could simply wait until the first offseason to attempt to land a top free agent, like Love. Hopefully they draft Embiid.
                The Bulls, Warriors, Celtics and Suns (of the teams that were being mentioned in the rumors) could and would all make better offers.

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                • mcbrideluo
                  Just started!
                  • May 2014
                  • 4

                  #9
                  Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                  There are plenty of trade options, and one could simply wait until the first offseason to attempt to land a top free agent

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                  • Phreezy P
                    MVP
                    • Jan 2010
                    • 3219

                    #10
                    Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                    The T Wolves already have Gorgui Dieng and Pekovic. They won't trade for Embiid its completely illogical.
                    Minnesota Timberwolves and Toronto Raptors

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                    • TeamBuilder
                      MVP
                      • Jun 2009
                      • 2214

                      #11
                      Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                      Originally posted by 19LloydBanks82
                      The Bulls, Warriors, Celtics and Suns (of the teams that were being mentioned in the rumors) could and would all make better offers.
                      Please be specific regarding which offers the teams you listed could and would make. It makes your argument more credible and fun to read when you give supporting details.

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                      • 19LloydBanks82
                        Banned
                        • Aug 2013
                        • 610

                        #12
                        Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                        Originally posted by TeamBuilder
                        Please be specific regarding which offers the teams you listed could and would make. It makes your argument more credible and fun to read when you give supporting details.
                        Suns assets:
                        2014 first round picks: 14, 18, 27
                        2015 first round picks: Lakers' (top 5 protected), Suns' (likely out of lottery if Love trade consummated)
                        2016+ first round picks: Suns'
                        C Alex Len (2013 #5 pick)
                        SG Archie Goodwin (2013 #29 pick)
                        C Miles Plumlee - not RFA until 2016, near double-double in 27 mins a game
                        PF Markieff Morris - RFA in 2015, 13 and 6 in 26 mins off bench, 4th in 6MOY
                        SF Marcus Morris - RFA in 2015, 10 and 4 in 22 mins off bench
                        Dragic - UFA in 2015, likely to demand 10+ mill/yr next summer
                        Bledsoe - restricted, likely to get 10+ mill/yr this summer
                        and a couple of veterans on good contracts (Green, Frye)

                        Celtics assets:
                        2014 first round picks: 6 and 17
                        2015 first round picks: own, Clippers, 76ers (if they make the playoffs)
                        2016 first round picks: own, Nets
                        2017 first round pick: Own/Nets (right to switch picks)
                        2018 first round picks: own, Nets
                        Jared Sullinger (young with a lot of potential, 13 and 8 in 2nd year), Avery Bradley, Kelly Olynyk, Jeff Green, Brandon Bass,

                        Bulls assets:
                        2014 first round picks: 16 and 19
                        future non-lottery obligations from Sacramento and Cleveland
                        Gibson, Boozer, Nikola Mirotic

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                        • Mauer4MVP
                          MVP
                          • Mar 2010
                          • 2407

                          #13
                          Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                          Originally posted by 19LloydBanks82
                          Suns assets:
                          2014 first round picks: 14, 18, 27
                          2015 first round picks: Lakers' (top 5 protected), Suns' (likely out of lottery if Love trade consummated)
                          2016+ first round picks: Suns'
                          C Alex Len (2013 #5 pick)
                          SG Archie Goodwin (2013 #29 pick)
                          C Miles Plumlee - not RFA until 2016, near double-double in 27 mins a game
                          PF Markieff Morris - RFA in 2015, 13 and 6 in 26 mins off bench, 4th in 6MOY
                          SF Marcus Morris - RFA in 2015, 10 and 4 in 22 mins off bench
                          Dragic - UFA in 2015, likely to demand 10+ mill/yr next summer
                          Bledsoe - restricted, likely to get 10+ mill/yr this summer
                          and a couple of veterans on good contracts (Green, Frye)

                          Celtics assets:
                          2014 first round picks: 6 and 17
                          2015 first round picks: own, Clippers, 76ers (if they make the playoffs)
                          2016 first round picks: own, Nets
                          2017 first round pick: Own/Nets (right to switch picks)
                          2018 first round picks: own, Nets
                          Jared Sullinger (young with a lot of potential, 13 and 8 in 2nd year), Avery Bradley, Kelly Olynyk, Jeff Green, Brandon Bass,

                          Bulls assets:
                          2014 first round picks: 16 and 19
                          future non-lottery obligations from Sacramento and Cleveland
                          Gibson, Boozer, Nikola Mirotic
                          And the Warriors have much more attractive now ready players than the Cavs in Thompson, Barnes, and Lee.

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                          • fsjzhen
                            Banned
                            • May 2014
                            • 12

                            #14
                            Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                            There are plenty of trade options,

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                            • fsjzhen
                              Banned
                              • May 2014
                              • 12

                              #15
                              Re: Draft Lottery Impact on 2K15

                              There are plenty of trade options,

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