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Message: [QUOTE="navery12, post: 3906214, member: 6271"] Except it's not my opinion that it's too old, you just have to look at the draft history and you can see it. At 21 he's already the oldest player projected in the lottery this year. NBA teams view the pick as an investment, and there's a lot more upside to taking a younger player development wise. But also it's the difference between them hitting FA and needing a contract extension at 26 and getting them for their prime versus 30 and just hoping you get a few years before the decline. [/QUOTE]