1. Raptors Andrea Bargnani2. Bulls - Tyrus Thomas3. Bobcats - Adam Morrison4. Portland - Rudy Gay5. Atlanta - Shelden Williams6. Minnesota - Brandon Roy7. Boston - Randy Foye8. Houston - Marcus Williams9. Golden State - LaMarcus Aldridge10. Seattle - Rodney Carney11. Orlando - Ronnie Brewer12. New Orleans - Patrick O'Bryant13. Philadelphia - Rajon Rondo14. Utah - JJ Redick15. New Orleans - Cedric Simmons16. Chicago - Quincy Douby17. Indiana - Jordan Farmar18. Washington - Hilton Armstrong19. Sacramento - Shawne Williams20. New York - Shannon Brown21. Phoenix - Saer Sene22. New Jersey - Josh Boone23. New Jersey - Kyle Lowry24. Memphis - Maurice Ager25. Cleveland - Daniel Gibson26. LA Lakers - Mardy Collins27. Phoenix - Paul Davis28. Dallas - Oleksiy Pecherov29. New York - Alexander Johnson30. Portland - Thabo SefoloshaThoughts? Comments?
It'd be nice if you'd add some insight to each pick, but that'd take way too much time. Eh, still there are things that should be fixed here, imo:1. Charlotte will not take a slow-footed defender and one-dimensional player over a player who's only 19 years old with so much athletic ability along with decent defense and underrated shooting skills. If you think the Bobcats need some leadership, then I agree with that pick. 2. Golden State would be crazy to take another PG (they already have Davis, Ellis, and Fisher). Center is their weakest position and O'Bryant would fill their needs at that position perfectly. 3. Farmar would be a better fit for Philly, they need a young PG that can run the team. (Louis Williams obviously isnt capable of doing that right now)4. Sene will not go to the Wizards. (I'm praying here) We need a defensive SG/PF. I see Sene being picked at the end of the 1st round.5. Maurice Ager is wayyyyy too low. There's a chance he might even be picked in the lottery, New Orleans would be good for him. It would give Chris Paul a running mate in the backcourt and it seems like JR Smith is as good as gone. (attitude problems with the coach)Other than that, solid job.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Zards @ Jun 27 2006, 09:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>It'd be nice if you'd add some insight to each pick, but that'd take way too much time. Eh, still there are things that should be fixed here, imo:1. Charlotte will not take a slow-footed defender and one-dimensional player over a player who's only 19 years old with so much athletic ability along with decent defense and underrated shooting skills. If you think the Bobcats need some leadership, then I agree with that pick. 2. Golden State would be crazy to take another PG (they already have Davis, Ellis, and Fisher). Center is their weakest position and O'Bryant would fill their needs at that position perfectly. 3. Farmar would be a better fit for Philly, they need a young PG that can run the team. (Louis Williams obviously isnt capable of doing that right now)4. Sene will not go to the Wizards. (I'm praying here) We need a defensive SG/PF. I see Sene being picked at the end of the 1st round.5. Maurice Ager is wayyyyy too low. There's a chance he might even be picked in the lottery, New Orleans would be good for him. It would give Chris Paul a running mate in the backcourt and it seems like JR Smith is as good as gone. (attitude problems with the coach)Other than that, solid job.</div>Charlotte needs someone who can contribute right now, I think he would be a big help to there offense. Although he wont be much of a help defensively.I was stuck with who GS should pick. I just havent heard much about GS and them picking O'Bryant, so i dont know.Philly also needs to add some defense, and Rondo can be a TJ Ford type player. Plus hes got extremely good defense.I put Sene to the Wiz, since they needed a big man, pretty bad. There werent many big men left, unless you wanted Paul Davis
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (kingjamez @ Jun 27 2006, 06:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Charlotte needs someone who can contribute right now, I think he would be a big help to there offense. Although he wont be much of a help defensively.I was stuck with who GS should pick. I just havent heard much about GS and them picking O'Bryant, so i dont know.Philly also needs to add some defense, and Rondo can be a TJ Ford type player. Plus hes got extremely good defense.I put Sene to the Wiz, since they needed a big man, pretty bad. There werent many big men left, unless you wanted Paul Davis </div>GS has worked out O'Bryant and supposively they are really impressed w/ him. So yes they have a lot of interest in him. Definetly more than Randy Foye. Also I guess you don't count Hilton Armstrong as a big man??? If he is still available I think the Wiz would take him. He could be picked by then though. Some teams w/ earlier picks do have interest in him.BTW one complaint i have. I doubt Bargnani falls to the 6th pick. I don't see why the Blazers would pick Rudy Gay when they already have a similar player to him in Webster over Bargnani when they need another PF.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (kingjamez @ Jun 27 2006, 09:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Charlotte needs someone who can contribute right now, I think he would be a big help to there offense. Although he wont be much of a help defensively.I was stuck with who GS should pick. I just havent heard much about GS and them picking O'Bryant, so i dont know.Philly also needs to add some defense, and Rondo can be a TJ Ford type player. Plus hes got extremely good defense.I put Sene to the Wiz, since they needed a big man, pretty bad. There werent many big men left, unless you wanted Paul Davis </div>Charlotte already has Gerald Wallace, Emeka Okafor, and Raymond Felton. All 3 are going to be the main scorers for this team next year, I dont think they need any other contributers. The 'Cats are one of the worst defensive teams in the league. They could use some defense. I dont think Rondo is a PG...he may be just 6'2 but he doesnt have any playmaking ability. You're overrating his defense, too. Sene is not our answer. He's a C. He has extremely long arms, decent defensive player. Sounds like another Brendan Haywood to me. No thanks, and they're other good big men availableaul MilsapAlexander JohnsonJosh Boone (slight chance that we'd pick him, though)
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (iversonfan268 @ Jun 27 2006, 10:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>GS has worked out O'Bryant and supposively they are really impressed w/ him. So yes they have a lot of interest in him. Definetly more than Randy Foye. Also I guess you don't count Hilton Armstrong as a big man??? If he is still available I think the Wiz would take him. He could be picked by then though. Some teams w/ earlier picks do have interest in him.BTW one complaint i have. I doubt Bargnani falls to the 6th pick. I don't see why the Blazers would pick Rudy Gay when they already have a similar player to him in Webster over Bargnani when they need another PF.</div>Gay and Webster are not similar at all.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (kingjamez @ Jun 27 2006, 07:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Gay and Webster are not similar at all.</div>Really???<u>Similarities</u>Good offensive and defensive games.Very athleticVery versatilevery quick and explosivegood dunkersThey do have a lot of similarities
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BCB @ Jun 27 2006, 10:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Gay is more inside, he's a lot bigger. Webster is more of a perimter player/shooter.</div>Thank You.Webster and Gay just have different games, Gay is more of a slasher, when Webster would rather take 3's. Defensively, Gay is better imo. But the way they play the game is different from eachother. Sure Webster can drive to the lane, but thats not how he plays, the majority of the time.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (kingjamez @ Jun 27 2006, 07:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Thank You.Webster and Gay just have different games, Gay is more of a slasher, when Webster would rather take 3's. Defensively, Gay is better imo. But the way they play the game is different from eachother. Sure Webster can drive to the lane, but thats not how he plays, the majority of the time.</div>LOL your acting like ive been debating you w/ this forver lol. Anyways I not get what you meant. I just thought Gay and Webster have a lot of similarities even though they dont exactly play the same type of game. `I did think though Webster was good at slashing to though but I'll admit i haven't see him play a lot so I didn't know for sure.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (iversonfan268 @ Jun 27 2006, 10:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>LOL your acting like ive been debating you w/ this forver lol. Anyways I not get what you meant. I just thought Gay and Webster have a lot of similarities even though they dont exactly play the same type of game. `I did think though Webster was good at slashing to though but I'll admit i haven't see him play a lot so I didn't know for sure.</div>Lol..no, thats just what ive been trying to get through to you with these comparisons and everything..Gay uses his size and athletiscm to get to the basket, he's not a shooter like Webster. Webster isnt a GREAT slasher, but he can do it, hes athletic and hes got the skills to do it if he wants. A players, playing style means alot when comparing two players.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Charlotte already has Gerald Wallace, Emeka Okafor, and Raymond Felton. All 3 are going to be the main scorers for this team next year, I dont think they need any other contributers. The 'Cats are one of the worst defensive teams in the league. They could use some defense.</div> Cats can't rely on Okafor, Gwall for scoring. I understand Felton but the other two are more defensive players then offensive. Adam Morrison is a pure scorer and would fill the void of the go to guy down the stretch, something they had trouble doing all season in close games.
i seriously am looking for the lakers to draft james white in the first round and draft leon powe if available in the 2nd that would address the lakers needs,even if they sign marcus banks we all know phil jackson rarely plays rookies anway
