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Dunn seems like Rondo 2.0 to me. Another no shot great passing guard. Only he's more turnover prone. And Murray doesn't seem athletic enough to succeed at the same level he did in college. Okafor is Al Jefferson 2.0. So I'm left with Brown, Bender, Hield, Noel or Middleton. Middleton would be pretty nice. Young and signed through (I think) 2020. I'd be ok with Bender as well. I think Brad could find really creative ways to use him.
Rebuffed……
Sources: Celtics' offers of No. 3 for vet rebuffed
""But sources told ESPN that the Celtics, to date, have been rebuffed in their efforts to assemble a sufficiently enticing deal to acquire any of these four prime targets: Chicago Bulls All-Star swingman Jimmy Butler, Utah Jazz guard Gordon Hayward and Milwaukee Bucks teammates Jabari Parker or Khris Middleton.""
Also…
Trader Danny playing coy with Philly
""The Philadelphia 76ers, sources say, have been trying for some time to convince the Celtics to part with the No. 3 pick in a deal headlined by Sixers big man Jahlil Okafor or teammate Nerlens Noel, but Boston, to date, has resisted those pitches.""
48 hours to go….I love these drafts when local teams have multiple picks that allow our imaginations to run wild.
PS……I am a bit confused why a 33 win team like Milwaukee doesn't win with so many cornerstone pieces….
""The same, sources say, goes for Parker and Middleton in Milwaukee, since the Bucks regard both of those young cornerstones, as well as Giannis Antetokounmpo, as untouchables.""
….yet 48 win Boston has no cornerstone pieces (sorry Isaah).