Sentences with phrase «value at picks»

They have found good value at picks 20 and 22.

Not exact matches

Bushnell was set to receive the Pioneer Award at the Game Developer's Conference in San Francisco, but the organization announced Wednesday it had changed its mind, saying the committee «believe their picks should reflect the values of today's game industry and will dedicate this year's award to honor the pioneering and unheard voices of the past.»

Investors have picked up on the trend: A website that tracks private companies values Zynga at more than $ 5 billion, roughly the same as Electronic Arts» (ERTS) market capitalization.

«There is a sense that these concepts are at odds — whether they be governments or big companies — and that you have to pick a model, but people value their sense of control and autonomy over their data and people ultimately understand there are a lot of threats to that.»

TVF is backed by private equity investor Tiger Global, which picked up just under 20 % in the startup for $ 10 million, valuing it at $ 50 million, in December 2015, according to VCCEdge, the data research platform of VCCircle.

If there is no key differentiator, look at your core values and pick one that means the most to you, such as delivering a positive experience or a superior product.

This latest financing deal comes as private investor interest has picked up in so - called «Unicorn» companies, or private firms valued at $ 1 billion or more.

I would rather pick my friends based on similar interests and values rather than which company we ended up stuck at together.

The Rule of 20 P / E peaked at 23.4 in November 1961, troughed at 17.0 in June 1962 and uncharacteristically remained around the 20.0 fair value level for 30 months (between April 1963 and October 1965), until inflation picked up after 7 years oscillating between 0.4 % and 2.0 %.

This past October, that theory gained steam when Joseph Tsai, co-founder of Chinese e-commerce site Alibaba, agreed to buy the Nets in a deal that valued the team at a record $ 2.3 billion, up from the $ 875 million it was worth when Prokhorov picked it up.

Hopefully some of the things picked up from pagan culture, such as buildings, can be redeemed and at the same time not consume our values and mission.

Freezing is simply nature's pause button — Frozen fruits and vegetables are picked and frozen at their peak ripeness, locking in the nutrient value at the point of freezing.

Two participants will be picked at random to receive a Grillin» Beans prize pack (approximate value $ 200 USD per prize pack) including an Emile Henry Dutch Oven, Sur La Table Cast Iron Skillet, Sur La Table Grill Wok and coupons for free cans of Bush's Grillin» Beans.

Due to being picked at different stages in growth, the agaricus bisporus may vary in nutritional value.

But did you know that frozen fruits and vegetables are picked and frozen at their peak ripeness, which means they have a high nutritional value at the point of freezing?

I look at the fact they basically traded a 1st (depending on how you value fuller) and a 3rd round pick (HUGE HAUL) to go get a qb in an off season that had more qbs than any i have EVER seen before.

I have a theory that teams who are forced to pick with less value do better in later rounds because they get good at it through practice and more focus on finding late round gems and diamonds in the rough — whereas teams with lots of high value picks naturally focus on the early round players where it's harder to whiff.

Note that this is not ATS, but because their angles and trends sometimes pick underdogs, there is value here.

The logic is that it's a position of value, a position of need, and this is the best chance you're going to have at getting one without overspending in FA or packaging up multiple draft picks to move up.

Waste of a perfectly good 1st round pick, like Patterson, who at least had some value as a returner.

You would still get your blue chip O - lineman, but at better value, and get the extra picks they desire.

So I think the advantage (in a general sense) of having two top four picks would be two shots at that player vs. hoping to cumulatively exceed the value of one player with the «lesser» two.

Immediate impact pick - Elliott at 4... impact = value in this case and even Ramsey if as good as advertised likely doesn't provide that this year.

The deal you're suggesting would be at least a 60 % premium, and up to 75 % — depending on how you value future picks.

If you want to stop tanking in baseball — we're talking in the NBA sense, where teams intentionally set themselves up to lose, allowing them better odds at a top draft pick — the solution is simple: Make it so that the MLB Draft is an enigmatic mess, where thousands and thousands of working hours from scouts and executives lead to incorrect decisions to draft players who provide absolutely no value to their new franchise.

If they do trade him, it has to be for either a very high pick or a player of similar value at a guard position.

Also, compensatory picks are valued at the contract a guy comes from and signs too.

I understand the value might not be there at pick 67, but if it was, that would be my preference.

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Could be a good starting tackle, and I wouldn't be mad with the pick (he's on my list, after all) but I think the others on the list would provide better value at 32 (assuming availability in this hypothetical)

QB you grab if the value is too much to pass up at any pick ie forget these priorities.

So an NBA GM valued his own future picks over making «win now» moves and is poised to have a collection of talent at one specific position.

Draft picks are at an all time high in terms of value, lottery reform has shifted odds... he'd have to find a different way to exploit the league.

What I think everyone is missing here is that is taking Nelson at 8 would be us making a great value pick.

He's likely at the latest a 2nd round pick, and there's plenty of guys that fill bigger needs in the same value range.

Did the quick math, net of resigning Ryan, Mathews and Jarrett (assumed cap hits of $ 30m, $ 14m and $ 10m respectively) and filling out the remainder of the roster slots with ~ $ 7 - 8m with draft picks and the rest at low contract values, there's less than $ 10m in truly discretionary spending.

Only gentlemen seem to give up their seats to chicks who set picks, and at least one of them has taken his old - fashioned values overseas: Army Sgt. Reggie Franklin, who is stationed in Vicenza, Italy.

They should just draft the best player on their board at those points — if a 3rd round value shows up in the 6th round, who cares about whether they already picked a guy at the same position.

I'm not feeling bold enough to pick a West Brom upset at +555, but I think the draw has tremendous value at +313 odds.

Pick 54 — TE Dallas Goedert (South Dakota State)-- huge run on defense right before the pick, was best available Pick 78 — LB Malik Jefferson (Texas)-- last LB we took out of Texas turned out well for us (bye DJ), probably more of an OLB for us Pick 86 — DL Dashawn Hand (Alabama)-- getting him here is good value for splash plays, needs more consistency but worth the risk Pick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 54 — TE Dallas Goedert (South Dakota State)-- huge run on defense right before the pick, was best available Pick 78 — LB Malik Jefferson (Texas)-- last LB we took out of Texas turned out well for us (bye DJ), probably more of an OLB for us Pick 86 — DL Dashawn Hand (Alabama)-- getting him here is good value for splash plays, needs more consistency but worth the risk Pick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rpick, was best available Pick 78 — LB Malik Jefferson (Texas)-- last LB we took out of Texas turned out well for us (bye DJ), probably more of an OLB for us Pick 86 — DL Dashawn Hand (Alabama)-- getting him here is good value for splash plays, needs more consistency but worth the risk Pick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 78 — LB Malik Jefferson (Texas)-- last LB we took out of Texas turned out well for us (bye DJ), probably more of an OLB for us Pick 86 — DL Dashawn Hand (Alabama)-- getting him here is good value for splash plays, needs more consistency but worth the risk Pick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 86 — DL Dashawn Hand (Alabama)-- getting him here is good value for splash plays, needs more consistency but worth the risk Pick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th rPick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th round

The PGA ensures everyone that's at the top of the game is in the field, so there's so many «darkhorse» picks with great value down the board.

You can tread lightly on these two plays since I normally don't pick out big underdogs, but both do have some value at the current odds.

In the future, if we draft a WR who turns into a mega-star, I hope we flip him for picks at the height of his value.

We also originally noted that Porzingis was an excellent value pick at +700; however, with his odds dropping to +333 much of that value has been eliminated.

The Porter discourse has cooled on some level due to the risk involved with his back injury, but he remains one of the draft's most polished scorers at full strength and could be a strong value pick in the middle of the lottery.

So although Baylor is being «overpicked», I didn't see the value in picking against them at that level of confidence.

Bryan's draft range probably starts at around the 19th pick and Dallas, so getting him here is good value.

James Daniels at 19 is not a value pick — it is a significant reach.

Currently listed at +1400, Gregory would be a solid value pick if he's able to earn a starting role.

When it comes to value, getting Revis at plus - money to make a pick is something you just can't pass up.