So what did he say in that conversation that was untrue? Sounds more like you just don't like the fact that he was able to refute your opinions.
Lol. You are kidding, right? Like seriously, you are kidding??
The odds of the Pellies drafting 6 are nowhere near equal to the odds of them making the playoffs. They traded a guy who has been injured all year and a rookie barely in the rotation,for the best big in basketball. You cannot find anyone (but Grant) predicting they miss the playoffs or come really close. Finishing with the sixth pick would require a complete implosion that would have them play worse than they are currently. I suppose it could happen, but "just as likely" is BS. Also, it is a classic Grant tactic to make outlandish predictions on some issues, and then claim that he can't make any prediction on other issues (or when he gets challenged) because he doesn't have a crystal ball.
Second- the worst possible fate is to make the playoffs this year now that we have traded Boogie. Part of the consideration for the trade was saving our draft pick asset, and acquiring new assets. The trade basically got us Hield, got us the Pellies pick, and saved our pick. To give up Boogie without saving that asset makes this train wreck even worse. Put differently- we could have kept boogie as an asset, fought for the playoffs, and lost the draft pick. To trade him and not keep the pick loses 1/3 of what we got in the trade (and probably the most valuable 1/3). Again- Classic Grant to ignore that actual issue, sarcastically create a straw man argument, hang up on you before you can answer, discredit the straw man after he boots you from the airwaves, and then say goodbye to you when he is done (45 seconds after he hung up on you, as though you were on the whole time, but hung up at the end because you had no comeback)
Watch Bogdanovic play- he is not a three. Plain and simple. He has the build and athleticism of a taller Beno Udrih . Much better and more skilled than Brno, but similar physically. No one thinks he is a three. He is closer to a big 1 than a small 3. Ironically, Grant admitted he has "never" seen Bogdanovic play, but "everyone he talked to" (again, classic Grant tactic of suggesting that "everyone" who knows basketball believes something without naming one actual example) thinks he is a three. I have seen him play- that is no NBA three. He is a classic two who is going to struggle to defend several twos as it is.