Re: I agree with ZN...

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jemach
To what end?

The guy at #23 is likely different for each team.

This post has been made during the discussion of losing a #1 pick for a possible 1 year rental.

So making the conclusion that the post is to say the #23 pick hasn't been great is reasonable. But in reality, as ZN points out, it only makes sense in context to who was available at #23...taking into consideration the rank of such available prospects.

Disagree. It makes perfect sense. There were plenty of good players after pick 23 on that list. The point is "it's a crapshoot", a "gamble" therefore a "proven" player like Cooks instead of that pick is a no brainer. Cooks is a s close to a "sure thing" as you can get. A player drafted is a "gamble". It's that simple. They only way someone would disagree with that is if they didn't like the trade and wanted Sammy and the pick instead.

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