Alright, while the other "Re-do the 2007 Draft" thread is going on, I figured we might as well take it further and do previous years as well. Let's do 2006 here. Rules - Take the draft position and the team into account on each selection. - Each person makes just one pick per post, and the next person continues it (like the 2007 thread). Draft Order 1. Toronto Raptors 2. Chicago Bulls (via New York) 3. Charlotte Bobcats 4. Portland Trail Blazers 5. Atlanta Hawks 6. Minnesota Timberwolves 7. Portland Trail Blazers (via Boston) 8. Memphis Grizzlies (via Houston) 9. Golden State Warriors 10. Seattle Sonics 11. Orlando Magic 12. New Orleans Hornets 13. Philadelphia 76ers 14. Utah Jazz 15. New Orleans Hornets (via Milwaukee) 16. Chicago Bulls 17. Indiana Pacers 18. Washington Wizards 19. Sacramento Kings 20. New York Knicks (via Denver) 21. Boston Celtics (via Phoenix) 22. New Jersey Nets (via LA Clippers) 23. New Jersey Nets 24. Memphis Grizzlies 25. Cleveland Cavaliers 26. Los Angeles Lakers (via Miami) 27. Portland Trail Blazers 28. Dallas Mavericks 29. New York Knicks (via San Antonio) 30. Portland Trail Blazers (via Detroit) I'll start it off: 1. Toronto - LaMarcus Aldridge
Damn, you beat me to the punch. 1. Toronto - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte - Rudy Gay 4. Portland - Randy Foye
1. Toronto - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte - Rudy Gay 4. Portland - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland -
1. Toronto - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte - Rudy Gay 4. Portland - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland - Adam Morrison 8. Memphis -
1. Toronto - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte - Rudy Gay 4. Portland - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland - Adam Morrison 8. Memphis - Paul Millsap (to play backup for Gasol?) 9. Golden State - Ronnie Brewer 10. Seattle - Kyle Lowry 11. Orlando -
1. Toronto Raptors - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago Bulls - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte Bobcats - Rudy Gay 4. Portland Trail Blazers - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta Hawks - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota Timberwolves - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland Trail Blazers - Adam Morrison 8. Memphis Grizzlies - Paul Millsap 9. Golden State Warriors - Ronnie Brewer 10. Seattle Sonics - Kyle Lowry 11. Orlando Magic - Tyrus Thomas 12. New Orleans Hornets -
Is that a question or an answer? I'll take it as a question. 1. Toronto Raptors - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago Bulls - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte Bobcats - Rudy Gay 4. Portland Trail Blazers - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta Hawks - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota Timberwolves - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland Trail Blazers - Adam Morrison 8. Memphis Grizzlies - Paul Millsap 9. Golden State Warriors - Ronnie Brewer 10. Seattle Sonics - Kyle Lowry 11. Orlando Magic - Tyrus Thomas 12. New Orleans Hornets - Shannon Brown *signed - Voodoo Child
1. Toronto Raptors - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago Bulls - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte Bobcats - Rudy Gay 4. Portland Trail Blazers - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta Hawks - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota Timberwolves - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland Trail Blazers - Adam Morrison 8. Memphis Grizzlies - Paul Millsap 9. Golden State Warriors - Ronnie Brewer 10. Seattle Sonics - Kyle Lowry 11. Orlando Magic - Tyrus Thomas 12. New Orleans Hornets - Shannon Brown 13. Philadelphia 76ers - Marcus Williams 14. Utah Jazz
1. Toronto Raptors - LaMarcus Aldridge 2. Chicago Bulls - Brandon Roy 3. Charlotte Bobcats - Rudy Gay 4. Portland Trail Blazers - Randy Foye 5. Atlanta Hawks - Andrea Bargnani 6. Minnesota Timberwolves - Rajon Rondo 7. Portland Trail Blazers - Adam Morrison 8. Memphis Grizzlies - Paul Millsap 9. Golden State Warriors - Ronnie Brewer 10. Seattle Sonics - Kyle Lowry 11. Orlando Magic - Tyrus Thomas 12. New Orleans Hornets - Shannon Brown 13. Philadelphia 76ers - Marcus Williams 14. Utah Jazz - Craig Smith With Millsap off the board, the Jazz draft Millsap Lite. On the clock: New Orleans Hornets
Voodoo put down the hash pipe. Morrison and Brown, you have lost all rights to say anything negative about any other choice
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (cpawfan @ Dec 27 2007, 08:08 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Voodoo put down the hash pipe. Morrison and Brown, you have lost all rights to say anything negative about any other choice</div> Shannon Brown is #13 in sophomore scoring this season, and I drafted him #12, to a team that needed a wing, and his stats are with the Cavaliers not giving him the time of day. In every stretch of consistent playing time Brown has gotten, he's shined. He's just burried behind LeBron and Mike Brown's fat ass.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Voodoo Child @ Dec 27 2007, 08:16 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (cpawfan @ Dec 27 2007, 08:08 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Voodoo put down the hash pipe. Morrison and Brown, you have lost all rights to say anything negative about any other choice</div> Shannon Brown is #13 in sophomore scoring this season, and I drafted him #12, to a team that needed a wing, and his stats are with the Cavaliers not giving him the time of day. In every stretch of consistent playing time Brown has gotten, he's shined. He's just burried behind LeBron and Mike Brown's fat ass. </div> You have a tremendously low standard for a player to shine. Look everyone knows you have a man-crush the size of Tiger Woods' paycheck on Shannon but you can't realisticly justify him as a lottery pick. Just stop
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (cpawfan @ Dec 27 2007, 08:21 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Voodoo Child @ Dec 27 2007, 08:16 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (cpawfan @ Dec 27 2007, 08:08 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Voodoo put down the hash pipe. Morrison and Brown, you have lost all rights to say anything negative about any other choice</div> Shannon Brown is #13 in sophomore scoring this season, and I drafted him #12, to a team that needed a wing, and his stats are with the Cavaliers not giving him the time of day. In every stretch of consistent playing time Brown has gotten, he's shined. He's just burried behind LeBron and Mike Brown's fat ass. </div> You have a tremendously low standard for a player to shine. Look everyone knows you have a man-crush the size of Tiger Woods' paycheck on Shannon but you can't realisticly justify him as a lottery pick. Just stop </div> The pick was not unreasonable at all. As I pointed out, Brown's 13th in sophomore scoring, and I had him going 12th, to a team that needed a wing. Also, in the lottery are players such as Marcus Williams, you singled out Brown, because I've got the guy posted in my av and sig, so therefore I must be biased. Being a fan of a player means you respect their game; if there wasn't something about Brown's game to respect, then why would I be such an advocate of the guy? Brown has only played 15 or more minutes six times this season. In those six games, he's had performances of 20/4/4, 13/3/3, 15/2/3/2, and 12 pts. Also, in those six games, Brown has cracked Sportscenter's Top Ten three times. Brown's minutes varying is unreasonable and a result of playing behind LeBron James, as well as being on bad terms with Mike Brown. In any other situation, Brown would get playing time after those kind of results. With Cleveland though, he was benched for three straight games after James' return, only to resurface against the Warriors in 12 minutes, which he used to post the highest +/- for the Cavaliers that game. That's saying a lot considering that he is not even getting playing time on a consistent basis, is not usually a part of the offense, and doesn't have the confidence of his team, yet is still one of the best players on the floor when he gets the opportunity to play. Also, New Orleans' main team need that year, if you recall, was an athletic two-guard who would compliment Peja --- Shannon Brown.
