1. Toronto - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago - Andrea Bargnani 3. Charlotte - Adam Morrison 4. Portland - Rudy Gay 5. Atlanta - Marcus Williams 6. Minnesota - Tyrus Thomas 7. Boston - Brandon Roy 8. Houston - Randy Foye 9. Golden State - Shelden Williams 10. Seattle - Ronnie Brewer 11. Orlando - Rodney Carney 12. New Orleans - Patrick O'Bryant 13. Philadelphia - Cedric Simmons 14. Utah - JJ Redick 15. New Orleans - Shannon Brown 16. Chicago - Olexsiy Percherov 17. Indiana - Maurice Ager 18. Washington - Shawne Williams 19. Sacramento - Saer Sene 20. New York - Jordan Farmar 21. Phoenix - Rajon Rondo 22. New Jersey - Hilton Armstrong 23. New Jersey - Sergio Rodriguez 24. Memphis - Mardy Collins 25. Cleveland - Kyle Lowry 26. Los Angeles Lakers - Leon Powe 27. Phoenix - Guillermo Diaz 28. Dallas - Alexander Johnson 29. New York - Josh Boone 30. Portland - PJ Tucker
Yay! You have Magic picking Rodney Carney! I seriously think he'd be the perfect fit in Orlando. Especially now that Stevenson opted out of his contract.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting michiganave17:</div><div class="quote_post">Why would The raps pick aldridge? They have a great power forward already.</div> Because the Raps could get away with putting him at the 5 in the East. A Villanueva-Bosh-Aldridge frontcourt would be deadly in the future.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Remedy:</div><div class="quote_post">Yay! You have Magic picking Rodney Carney! I seriously think he'd be the perfect fit in Orlando. Especially now that Stevenson opted out of his contract.</div> I disagree. I wouldn't be disappointed to get Carney(he'd be my 4th option behind Roy/Gay/Brewer). Carney forces a lot of shots and is pretty dumb on the court. He has all the skills and athleticism to be an impact player, but we definetely don't need someone who forces shots when we want Dwight, Jameer, Hedo as our top 3 options and potentially Darko as 4th option.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting MrJ:</div><div class="quote_post">Solid mock, but why Leon Powe so early? I haven't seen a mock with him in the first round.</div> The Lakers were very impressed with Leon Powe, grabbing him with the 26th pick is not out of the question for them, I think.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting MrJ:</div><div class="quote_post">Solid mock, but why Leon Powe so early? I haven't seen a mock with him in the first round.</div> Apparently the Lakers were impressed with him during a recent workout. He may not be what they need, but their are really no PG's that late in the round that would be much better than Smush Parker. If his knees hold up, Powe will be a solid player. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting TmacGarnett:</div><div class="quote_post">Randy Foye for the Rockets is a 95% NO</div> I wasn't sure about Foye going to the Rockets, but I think he will be able to be a good pass-first PG. Plus he's got a scoring touch and would easily be able to put up 10 PPG and 5 APG as a rookie with the focus of the defense mostly on Yao and T-Mac.
I don't know very much about Olexsiy Percherov. What type of player is he and why does he suit the Bulls?
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting GatorsowntheNCAA:</div><div class="quote_post">I disagree. I wouldn't be disappointed to get Carney(he'd be my 4th option behind Roy/Gay/Brewer). Carney forces a lot of shots and is pretty dumb on the court. He has all the skills and athleticism to be an impact player, but we definetely don't need someone who forces shots when we want Dwight, Jameer, Hedo as our top 3 options and potentially Darko as 4th option.</div> lmao dude. I'm sorry i meant Brewer from Arakansas, i dont know why i frickin said Carney. lol
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Chutney:</div><div class="quote_post">I don't know very much about Olexsiy Percherov. What type of player is he and why does he suit the Bulls?</div> I've only seen a little bit of Percherov in action. From what I've seen/read, he seems like a poor man's Chris Bosh. Like most Euro PF's, he doesn't have a good back to the basket game, but he likes facing up and driving to the basket and has a good jumpshot. I think he would suit the Bulls, because Chicago could use some more scoring from the PF position, and Percherov is a skilled PF. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting playmaker15:</div><div class="quote_post">I don't see the Knicks taking another guard, but anything is possible.</div> I see Brown moving Marbury to the 2, and having a pure PG like Farmar would help Marbury focus more on what he does best, which is score. A Farmar-Marbury backcourt would be pretty damn good offensively IMO.
Solid mock draft here. This draft is one of the more unpredictable ones I've seen so far. Hopefully as it comes closer it will clear some things up. There really haven't been any trade rumors yet or anybody that shows legit strong interest in a player. It would definitely be awesome to see Rajon Rondo's quickness in the Suns style of offense...