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RE: Virtual NBA Draft War Room: Memphis Grizzlies
Traded for #30 (from Boston) Desmond Bane - 6'6 SG - supposed to a great 3pt shooter, shot it really well for TCU with a high 3pt% in the mid-40s

Drafted #40 Robert Woodard - 6'7 SF - 7'1 wingspan - can be a really good 3&D guy, really hustles on defense, showed a lot of improvement on his 3pt shot this past season.

I give this draft an A-....only because we couldn't trade up to 20 to get our boy Precious, but that's just being greedy hah
11-18-2020 11:57 PM
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