nyk4ever wrote:people need to step up! there's not that many slots left.

that's what fishmike's mom says every friday night...

Olbrannon wrote:

NYKBocker wrote:

nyk4ever wrote:

Finestrg wrote:

nyk4ever wrote:

Finestrg wrote:Hey I'm in -- can you put me down for Golden State? Forgive me but how do you play again?

you take who you think the team will take when its your pick. it's like your the GM of the Warriors - when your turn comes up, you make the selection.

OK cool. Sounds good...Thanks bro.

Hey you only make the selection when your team's on the clock for that pick the night of right? Just checking...

haha no prob. No, it's not night of. this is basically our own mock-draft. we'll probably start it as soon as all the slots are filled.

In the past, pseudo GMs would post an analysis, pic and higlight films to justify the pick. Similar to the Alba Draft

djsunyc - You starting the 2010 Alba Draft after the playoffs?

As I understand it then...TMS will post first and we will continue based on what is left? Pic's bio's reasoning is a good thing? But we will likely be done long before draft night?

correct... people usually wait for about 24 hours for you to make your pick unless perhaps it is the weekend, then you get a little more leeway.

with the #1 pick in the 2010 NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards select:

http://ultimateknicks.com/forum/topic.asp?t=33934&page=#714397

TMS wrote:

the dish at 0:47 is 1 of the sickest dishes off a drive i've ever seen

need 1-2 more good men to take these spots!

last pick of round 2 is a good pick:)

Derrick Favors’ measurements (6-8 ¾ without shoes, 7-4 wingspan, 9-2 standing reach) are excellent as well, giving him enough size and length to slide into the center position (once he bulks up) and giving him terrific dimensions for a power forward. As the youngest player in the draft, Favors needs to continue to add bulk to his 245-pound frame, but that doesn’t appear to be an issue at all. As time moves on, he will continue to fill out and add muscle in the weight room.

Interestingly enough, Favors’ measurements compare quite favorably with those of Dwight Howard, a player he draws some (perhaps slightly optimistic) comparisons to. Howard measured just a quarter of an inch taller than Favors at the same age, was five pounds lighter and had a wingspan just half an inch longer. His measurements are comparable to the likes of Chris Bosh, Nene and Emeka Okafor, and are superior to those of Al Horford, another player who he’s often compared to.

and now, some greatest hits: