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ROUND 1
1. Toronto Raptors: the_main_ingrdient
2. Chicago Bulls (via Zeke): darryl_licke
3. Charlotte Hornets: CountryRapTunes
4. Portland Trail Blazers: Safonix
5. Atlanta Hawks: IsaIsaIsa
6. Minnesota Timberwolves: Marauder21
7. Boston Celtics: SoulHonky
8. Houston Rockets: Shawndmeslanted
9. Golden State Warriors: numark216
10. Seattle SuperSonics: TheMoneyMan
11. Orlando Magic: theothursdays
12. NO/OK Hornets: Wonderl33t
13. Philadelphia 76ers : theothursdays
14. Utah Jazz: CountryRapTunes
15. NO/OK Hornets (via Bucks): Wonderl33t
16. Chicago Bulls: darryl_licke
17. Indiana Pacers: polvitos
18. Washington Wizards: DunDaDa
19. Sacramento Kings: dab1
20. NY Knicks (via Nuggets): Samuelito
21. Phoenix Suns (via Lakers): FrankLongo
22. New Jersey Nets (via Clippers): magillavanilla
23. New Jersey Nets: magillavanilla
24. Memphis Grizzlies: roheezyfosheezy
25. Cleveland Cavaliers: radin
26. L.A. Lakers (via Heat): El_essence
27. Phoenix Suns: FrankLongo
28. Dallas Mavericks: homeslice21
29. NY Knicks (via Spurs): Samuelito
30. Portland Trail Blazers (via Pistons): Safonix


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the kid has low post game and lots of upside.
listed as PF, but can play C, weak side opposite bosh cleaning the offensive glass.

looked at offers to trade the pick but nothin stood out given lamarcus' ball-friendlyness.

lamarcus, bosh & charlie gives up a good crop of big men, a quick young frontline that hopefully thru free agency/trades, can have some veteran support behind it.

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Too many unproven players in spots we are weak. Too little proven players in this draft. It's mostly upside this year. Quite frankly Chandler is weak and just a bean stalk. He hasn't bulked up at all and has not developed a post game. It's clear we've lost our post edge in losing Curry as weird as that sounds and the best big man this year is already taken.

It was between Thomas and the italian kid. I went with Thomas. I figured boards and blocks are more crucial for us since we have deng, gordon, heinrich, and nocioni doing the scoring it seems. The italian kid, while he might be the next dirk, we don't have time to wait. Thomas can block and hit the boards now. Sort of like a more athletic Rodman.

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Well this was probably one of the easiest picks of the draft.. If you look at the Bobcats rosster you see a glaring need for a shooter and a scorer..

-You have solid play at the Point guard position with felton and knight..
-A versatile swingman with Gerald Wallace that can defend, rebound and finish out on the break
-Solid but still a work in progress front court with Okafor, Brezec, Ely and May

A jump shooter and three point threat with size seemed like the perfect pick..

It was either Morrison or Gay but I chose morrison because hes a bit more vocal on the court and could add some entertainment and spotlight to the organization

No doubt Rudy Gay will be a player in this league and should be taken pretty soon after this pick

It was between him, Bargnani and Brandon Roy. I didnt want to choose Bargnani because of the spectulation of him not wanting to play for us and ofcourse theres always the potential 'european bust' that can always happen.

When comparing Roy and Gay, it was a tough choice to make based on team needs, but as I further analyzed it, there was no question who would be a bitter fit for this team. Gay can probably also spend time as a 2 guard in this league and still succeed, but I based this selection on superstar potential, and thats what Rudy Gay has written all over him.

If this team pans out the way its suppose to, they have their future point guard (Bassy), Sharpshooter (Webster), Slasher (Gay), and low post presence (Randolph).

In this *weaker* draft, I believe Rudy has the most potential to be that elite player. He has the body and athleticism that GMs drool over (another upside over Roy), he has the shooting ability, and can also be seen as a lock down defender. His knock? Like his buddy, Villanueva, might be his desire and work ethic, which I believe, like Villanueva he will show people why he was considered the 1st overall pick at the beginning of the year.

He should also bring out some competition in Darius Miles, which *should* make Miles earn his minutes by giving his all.

All in all, I think it was the best player available at the position, and Gay has the most potential in this draft of becoming an elite player.

This thing needs to get moving and I think the Hawks would be estatic to see Bargnani drop to them.

He's very long and his upside compares to Dirk says the scouts.

He seems to be the classic Euro and needs strength in the post, but he's young enough to develop it.

With 47 Small Forwards on the roster and a thin backcourt and frontcourt the Hawks would like to pair Barnani with Zaza and go all Euro all the time.

If only they would've taken Chris Paul things would be looking up in the ATL.

They've got like 20 Mil in cap space to bring in a point guard and they should have a solid crew to build around with

Joe Johnson
Josh Smith
Childress
Marvin Williams
Bargnani
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I wanted to go big with someone like Shelden, but Roy is supposedly the most NBA ready player in the draft. However, with him and (if he ever gets his head on straight) McCants, we could potentially be dangerous offensively from outside and mid-range, hopefully taking some pressure off KG (if he's here ate the start of the season, and I believe he will be). Ricky Davis won't be around too much longer, and Hassell wouldn't have to be counted on to do things that aren't really his specialty (like scoring).

I like Shelden, but if Roy is there we have to take him.

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Well, we tried to make a trade but it didn't work.

In the end, it comes down to Marcus Williams vs. Randy Foye. Since I'm a sucker for guys with pure PG skills, I'll go with Marcus despite his troubled past and questionable quickness.

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and there was really only one option here.

Basically. I pray this happens irl.

If Marcus or Rudy dropped I wouldve really thought about it.

But were fine at PG with Rafer (he played solid over the second half of the season)
and there are more solid swingmen available than big men via draft and FA.

Shelden is a perfect PF for us.

His jumpshot has developed every year even though its not at Juwan Level.

he provides strong defense.

Say what you want about Dukies, but he knows how to play the game.

I see him as a Pj Brown type cat who can avg near 10 and 10 his whole career.

and for this draft thats not bad.

After next year we will lose Mutombo, so having Shelden as a guy who can play some backup 5 for Yao is also valuable

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We tried to make trades but our oppressive salary structure did not allow it. This pick gives us a budding low post presence with good agility and good post moves. This gives us a shot blocker and a presence on the other block from diogu. Now baron just needs to learn a good post entry pass.

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the got the big men.

I typed this up as selecting Foye because I'd like to see him and Jameer in the backcourt together but I couldn't hit submit.

With Jameer solidified at the 1 and Arroyo also in the fold I couldn't bring aboard another 6'3 combo guard.

The Jameer/Arroyo backcourt worked well last year when used and I wouldn't want to limit that.

So basically I took Brewer


I considered JJ as a nice option to have as a kick out option when Jameer drives or for Dwight to pass to out of the post.

Would've loved to have had Landlord to pair with Dwight and DARKO.

But it came down to Foye/Brewer

Brewer is not a great shooter and more of a slasher.
He's very long especially in the backcourt and gets his hands on a lot of loose balls (nohomo).

I really like Brewer and think he will be able to score in the league. It was very hard to pass up Foye but team need brought me to Brewer.





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let the hate begin, but Redick is a very polished shooter, and is an instant offensive upgrade for the Hornets who are in the bottom tier of points per game and 3 point % in the league. He would be a great compliment to JR Smith who has otherworldly athleticism and unrealized potential. Redick is not a freakish athlete, and his ballhandling could be better, but he is a very hard worker and a clutch player. He could very easily be the next Ray Allen.

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Billy King is very high on Cedric Simmons, but I'm not.

Foye and Iverson is a small backcourt.

But with Iverson you're always going to have a small backcourt. I like Randy's experience being in a guard dominated offense and I like his abillity to guard well on the perimeter.

With this pick the 76ers strengthen the backcourt and leave the frontcourt as the eternal problem.

PG- Iverson
SG- Foye
SF- Iggy
PF- Webber
C- Dalembert

Bench
Willie Green for Foye
Korver for Iggy
Yournamehere for Webber
Hunter for Dalembert
Ollie for Iverson

Keeping Foye in the city could only help the Sixers attendance problems as well.



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I selected the explosive atheltic scorer to pair him up with another Big Ten mate from a year ago an Deron Williams...

Utah hasnt had a decent SG since jeff hornacek.. they had raja bell for a brief stint but he doesnt really suit there still of play...

I think ager can score in the half court setting and provide the foot speed on defense to stick with some of the nba's smaller combo guards...

A center would be a great here but I dont see one worthy enough....

I could have gone with a smaller guy with a bigger name for himself, but I really wanted to pick a guy who could turn out to be a solid center, not someone who would be limited to the 4 spot. This guy is not really polished, but he is really athletic and PJ Brown help could groom him into the Hornets' 5 of the future (it should have been Jamal Magloire but the Hornets ownership are retards)

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for Chris Mihm and the 26th pick.

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Very long atheletic big with explosive ups. A perfect fit as a help defender and rebounder in the paint. I thought he would have been taken by now.

With Peja looking to be let go this year, the need for a SF/PF increases. Sticking with the athleticism of the team, the pacers take Shawne Williams. Packed with potential, a lineup of him and Granger at the 3/4 would be very nice. When considering his age, he played a year at a prep school, so he is actually 20, and not 19, even though he left after his freshman year. Has the body to play from day one.

His upside is limitless, he can play a multitude of positions. Possible Paul Pierce, or potential Walt Williams? That is the question. Landing either at #17 is still a positive. Had he stayed one more year, we'd be talkin about this guy being a possible lock for lottery...

Wizards' team needs are pretty simple. 1) Get an athletic big man who can rebound and play weak-side D 2) get a backup PG

With Hilton Armstrong and Cedric Simmons off the boards, taking Johnson could satisfy the first need in a big way.

Among the ACC league leaders in rebounds last yr., Johnson is a ball hawk on the both ends of the floor. Johnson would add a physical presence in the middle, while possessing the ability to hit that mid-range jumper as well. Though he's physically gifted, consistency is still a question however.

I was really tempted to take a chance on Saer Sene, the Senegalese international, but considering how raw he is skill wise, I'm not sure the team has the luxury to wait another year for the big man to develop. Peter John Ramos' development is already in progress.

Quincy Douby, Mardy Collins, and a couple of other Intl. players are also attractive to take at #18, but with Navarro possibly coming over from Europe, taking a guard this high might not make too much sense either. Plenty of guards should be available to address the Wiz' depth needs at the 1 or 2 later in this draft.

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Okay, this was a difficult decision because there are some players that can make an impact on this squad immediately. Point guard Rajon Rondo can team up with Artest to bring havoc on the court. Sergio Rodriguez seems to be bring crazy skill, but with leadership abilities that J. Will lacked. Quincy Douby would bring back the BJack that we love and miss.

...that said, Sene is length and athleticism that every team needs. Question is...how long does he need to develop. Is he a the next Sam Dalembert or will come and go like Keon Clark. My bet he mirrors Sammy more, with his hardwork and background. Keon was a blunted out King when he was here.

That's my word.

Let's be real here, the Knicks need a whole new squad. But I looked into it, and the rules don't allow me to make that happen.

I was really looking at Shawne Williams, but he was snatched up.

I went with Macus over Thabo Sefolosha cause he's a lil taller and a lil bigger. Plus he can shoot. There's some upside to this kid and they've got him working on his defense (which they say is improving).

So that's my pick and I'm sticking to it (I don't have a choice now).

Back to the war room for the 29th pick.

We got a defender, someone who can handle the ball away from Steve Nash, and someone with really nice offensive talent that will fit well into Phoenix's offense-heavy routine. He's someone who can compliment Nash while learning from him. With Amare looking like he's coming back next season, adding Mardy to a Raja/Steve/Barbosa backcourt with the Marion/Diaw/Thomas/Amare frontcourt makes for a nice-looking team with two more draft picks to go, including one more first-rounder.

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from magilla

"Gray is better suited to be the Nets' "running" 4. With the Nets looking at Jay Williams to relieve Kidd late in games, the need for a PG is not as pressing as the need for a player who can contribute in the paint."

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I felt we needed a point guard, due to what seems to be an injury prone back-court, specifically with Mighty Mouse and B-Jax. I like his vision, and he plays like a how true point guard should play. He may get pushed around because of his (lack of)size, but should be fine in the long-run. As for the criteria of using the three terms listed above, Farmar has great upside and ,as a point guard, he is very ball friendly.

Clearly our greatest need. I like Rondo because I could see him coming off the bench for Snow and making an impact with the team quickly. He's a great passer too with good vision to eventually take pressure off Lebron and let him do what he does best. And of all the PGs available I think he'll help us most defensively.

I was also looking at Quincy Douby for his shooting skills & I really don't know enough about Sergio to take him over Rondo.

Basically without trading up into Lottery position, which won't happen Rajon Rondo would be ideal if he somehow fell this far down, which I don't see heappening.

I'm being random. Boards say we take gray at 16 and he's still available.

I've seen us taking

Thabo Sefolosha 6-6 213 SG Switz. 1984
Oleksiy Pecherov 6-10 232 PF Ukr. 1985
Aaron Gray 7-0 270 C Pittsburgh Jr.

With the duhon trade Thabo sounds right plus gives us height....we got mihm so no need for gray....I like pecherov.

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Since Kurt Thomas is an old man and Amare is a ticking time bomb of major injuries, they had to go with a smaller guy who hustles in the paint to hold down the center position for much of the season. Boone gives them a long athletic player to put into the paint who likely wouldn't get more points per game than, say, Kurt Thomas, but who can help a TON on the boards (an area where the Suns struggled this year) and can put some serious presence into the paint on the defensive end (another area where the Suns struggled).

With these two picks, you have:

Backcourt: Nash, Bell, Barbosa, Collins
Frontcourt: Amare, Marion, Diaw, T. Thomas, K. Thomas, Boone

I would say if they both contribute reasonably their rookie year (which they are both more than capable of doing), this will significantly increase the depth of the Suns' bench and their defensive capabilities.

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I really thought about taking a Quincy Douby or Guillermo Diaz here, given that JET is a free agent and we need insurance in case he bolts. But, if that unfortunate scenario happens, we still have Marquis Daniels who could step in and play the 2 or whatever areas necessary. If there were a more all-around guard available - i.e. one who could provide what Adrian Griffin does, but be more of a scoring threat - I would have taken him. This pick gives us a tough interior type player who can fill in ably at the PF position to rest Dirk if Van Horn doesn't return, and could play C if Avery wants to go small at some point...I wanted Boone though, and also thought about Pittsnogle/Novak considering all Van Horn does is toss up 3's anyway, but I don't think that style is quite what Avery would have picked on his own...

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I really didn't know who to pick up here. I was weighing a few options. I finally decided to go with Lowry over Douby because we honestly don't need another scorer. Lowry is more of the pg that we need to run this offense. He still has some developing to do, but I think he's ready now for the league.

I'd write more, but I'm at work, and I'm actually working today.

Nice. I was hoping he would fall to me. If he had gone at about 20 or so I would have tried to trade for him. Im also shocked that Douby has dropped this low, but I just cant pass up on Brown. I loved his game ever since he went to Michigan State. Hes got good strength and plays much bigger then 6'3. With Gay and Browns athletcism, this could turn into a highlight reel team. The great thing about both players is that they are no slouches on defense neither. My main focus was also drafting players from proven college programs and thats what I got with both Brown and Gay.

Further elaborating on Browns game, I think it is much more suited for nba style of play. His jumper will improve with much more practice so im not too worried about that. Overall I think it was a great draft for the Blazers.

great pick late.

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31. Portland Trail Blazers: Safonix
32. Houston Rockets (via Knicks): ShawndemeSlanted
33 Atlanta Hawks: IsaIsaIsa
34. Los Angeles Clippers (via Bobcats): SoulHonky
35. Toronto Raptors: the_main_ingredient
36. Minnesota Timberwolves: Marauder21
37. Minnesota Timberwolves: Maurauder21
38. Golden State Warriors: numark216
39. Milwaukee Bucks: cantball
40. Seattle SuperSonics: TheMoneyMan
41. Orlando Magic: theothursdays
42. Cleveland Cavaliers (via76ers): radin
43. NO/OK Hornets: Wonderl33t
44. Orlando Magic (via Bucks): theothursdays
45. Indiana Pacers: polvitos
46. Utah Jazz (via Bulls): CountryRapTunes
47. Utah Jazz: CountryRapTunes
48. Washington Wizards: DunDaDa
49. Denver Nuggets: __________
50. Orlando Magic (via Kings): theothursdays
51. Los Angeles Lakers: El_essence
52. Los Angeles Clippers: SoulHonky
53. Seattle SuperSonics (via Grizzlies): TheMoneyMan
54. New Jersey Nets: magillavanilla
55. Cleveland Cavaliers: radin
56. Toronto Raptors (via Heat): the_main_ingredient
57. Minnesota Timberwolves (via Suns): Marauder21
58. Dallas Mavericks: homeslice21
59. San Antonio Spurs: rob
60. Detroit Pistons: HiKwelity

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Telfair and #31 for the rights to Marcus Williams
- Just waiting on confirmation.

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We though about dealing for Travis Outlaw and grabbing Sergio Rodriguez here but decided to opt for Bassy and Thabo instead. With this move, we can start Telfair and move Delonte West to the sixth man spot. Thabo is a defensive minded swingman who can back up Wally Szczerbiak and hopefully replace him in a year or two.

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we get our shooter

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They (I) took the Italian for them in the first round.
Their biggest need is for a ball-friendly point to solidify the offense.
A second Euro is risky, but he's dropped quite a bit and is nice value.


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Yes, they need a perimeter defender but I'm hoping one will fall to the Clips second pick. This pick is a risk since Splitter could pull out of the draft but he is a first round talent in the second round so the Clip joint will take a risk. He's an athletic big man that is a great complement to Captain Kaveman and Brand.

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This guy was originally a lock in the top 10.

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While Denham Brown seemed to be the fan choice at this point. Blalock does everything that Calderon couldn't do this year.

Strong passer quick on offense AND defense, he's a guy that could fit with Mitchell and Colangelo's intents respectively.

With whatever free agency moves we pull he could be a strong backup to who ever we get in the staring spot, provide good minutes of relief with a strong tempo running the court w/ Charlie, Bosh & LaMarcus.

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He's big, he can shoot, and he probably won't be available here in reality. I have to take him.

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Too good to pass up. If this happens, Jaric has to get moved.

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Brown gives us shooting and the ability to create his own shot both from deep and mid range. He tore it up at the draft camp and he and J-Rich can start at the swing positions if he comes along as expected

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yeah

sorry about the hold up, things can get a little crazy over here at the world cup.....

anyways

Hes always had the talent, but the dedication and focus has been the problem.

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He may have to move to the #4 in the pros because of lack of strength and weight, but this guy is 7 feet tall and can jump out of the gym, a wicked athlete. Without him, UCLA may not have made the elite 8 last year. He has potential and I think this is a good 2nd round talent

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Dee Brown is a bonafide, defensive minded PG, who'd fit in well w/the guard rotation on our roster right now. I think he'd do well to learn behind Arenas, Butler, and Daniels

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Nuggets get their shooter

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i messed up the numbering, #51 is next

I think this guy is a diamond in the rough. I think he's got some chauncy billups in him.