<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Without the aid of an Internet browser, Colorado State forward Jason Smith accurately rehashed recent projections about his stock in the NBA draft. "Anywhere from 15 to 25," Smith said, which is why he was among three other college players who participated yesterday in a pre-draft workout at Verizon Center for the Washington Wizards, owners of the 16th overall pick. Smith, a 7-foot forward from Colorado State, joined Florida point guard Taurean Green, Marist guard Jared Jordan and Tennessee State center Larry Turner, who participated in various drills, one-on-one and two-on-two scrimmages in front of team officials, including Coach Eddie Jordan. "They need a big man who's quick, agile," Smith said of possibly playing in Washington. "I think I fit the characteristics. I think I can help the Wizards out a ton."</div> Link I think this man might be nice for us. With Haywood most likely leaving, we're going to need to have some big blood to rely on and I don't think Etan Thomas can take that role. Andray Blatche will definitely improve as years go by and with the princeton offense, Jason Smith would be perfect for us.
Yea Jason Smith would be good because none of the Wizards big men can really score besides Jamison. It would also be nice to see him block some shots in the paint.
