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6/10/2013  10:52 AM
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6/10/2013  10:53 AM
BRIGGS wrote:
mikesknicks wrote:Briggs I was suppose to get the Clippers @ 25?

Ok Ill give you Clippers and move Vcoug to DEnver

Fine with me, I just wanted to get this started already.

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6/10/2013  11:33 AM
David Stern announces "With the first pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavs select.....NERLENS NOEL from Kentucky"
Knicks should be improved: win about 40 games and maybe sneak into the playoffs. Melo, Rose and even Noah will have some nice moments however this team should be about PORZINGUS. the sooner they make him the primary player, the better
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6/10/2013  12:55 PM
callmened wrote:David Stern announces "With the first pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavs select.....NERLENS NOEL from Kentucky"

How do you change the name of the person picking on top so each individual can know when they are up?

RIP Crushalot😞
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6/10/2013  2:19 PM
idk
Knicks should be improved: win about 40 games and maybe sneak into the playoffs. Melo, Rose and even Noah will have some nice moments however this team should be about PORZINGUS. the sooner they make him the primary player, the better
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6/10/2013  2:27 PM
BRIGGS wrote:
callmened wrote:David Stern announces "With the first pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavs select.....NERLENS NOEL from Kentucky"

How do you change the name of the person picking on top so each individual can know when they are up?

Only Andrew and I can change thread titles.

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6/10/2013  6:51 PM
So Sorry guys didnt know u were starting this

"With the 2nd pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Orlando Magic select...Victor Oladipo Indiana

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6/10/2013  7:00 PM
Looking at the 2nd pick no 1 is really good enough to take and its probably why no 1 wanted Orlando. Magic need guards and Oladipo's my highest ranked guard.
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6/10/2013  7:16 PM
With the 3rd pick in the NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards select Otto Porter, F, Georgetown.

Why Otto Porter?
i have ben mclemore rated as a the highest rated player on MY board, but with the wizards selecting bradley beal 3rd in last years draft, SG is not a need and neither is tall enough to play the SF. so why otto porter? well first of all the threesome of wall, beal and porter should be something that the wizards can build on for years to come. porter is a long forward, best suited to play SF in the nba. he's got a great shot (both mid and long range), has a great a good motor, can play defense (him and bradley beal should be an absolute terror for opposing 2/3s), porter also moves really well, not only can he run the court, but at georgetown he showed a great ability to get himself open WITHOUT the ball and this should be music to john wall's ears.

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6/10/2013  11:06 PM
PG Irving
SG Waiters
SF Gee
PF Thompson
C Varejuo
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PG ( )
SG Ellington
SF CJ Miles
PF Speights
C Noel

I would like to make trade my #4 pick for a backup PG

Knicks should be improved: win about 40 games and maybe sneak into the playoffs. Melo, Rose and even Noah will have some nice moments however this team should be about PORZINGUS. the sooner they make him the primary player, the better
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6/10/2013  11:06 PM
callmened wrote:PG Irving
SG Waiters
SF Gee
PF Thompson
C Varejuo
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PG ( )
SG Ellington
SF CJ Miles
PF Speights
C Noel

I would like to make trade my #4 pick for a backup PG

LOL You just have to make a pick no trades.

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6/10/2013  11:13 PM    LAST EDITED: 6/10/2013  11:14 PM
dammit...ok ok

"With the 4th pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavs select...CJ McCullom from Lehigh" (a bit of a surprise i know)

reasons = a combo guard who can play PG and SG

Knicks should be improved: win about 40 games and maybe sneak into the playoffs. Melo, Rose and even Noah will have some nice moments however this team should be about PORZINGUS. the sooner they make him the primary player, the better
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6/10/2013  11:22 PM    LAST EDITED: 6/10/2013  11:37 PM
callmened wrote:dammit...ok ok

"With the 4th pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavs select...CJ McCullom from Lehigh" (a bit of a surprise i know)

reasons = a combo guard who can play PG and SG

You have the Bobcats with #4. I put down CJ but you can change it if you wish if no one else picks before hand.

RIP Crushalot😞
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6/10/2013  11:42 PM
Charlotte Bobcats

PG Walker
SG Henderson (free agent)
SF Gilcrest
PF Mullens
C Biyumbo
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PG Sessions
SG Gordon
SF Taylor
PF McRoberts (free agent)
C Haywood

"With the 4th pick in this 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavs select...Ben McLemore from Kansas"

reasons = with gerald henderson about to leave to free agency, this team needs another SG

Knicks should be improved: win about 40 games and maybe sneak into the playoffs. Melo, Rose and even Noah will have some nice moments however this team should be about PORZINGUS. the sooner they make him the primary player, the better
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6/11/2013  11:05 AM    LAST EDITED: 6/11/2013  11:06 AM
With the 5th pick of the 2013 NBA Draft, the Phoenix Suns select....

Alex Len, center from Maryland.

Suns are a mess. They have Dragic at the point and Gortat at the center spot. While their true need is at SG, Len is the best available and PHX can't afford to draft by need. Looking to have a twin towers effect with Len and Gortat.

Here is the NBADraft.net report

NBA Comparison: Jonas Valanciunas/Zydrunas Ilgauskas
Strengths: Athletic specimen at 7'1 with highly intriguing physical canvas ... He’s a legit 5-man with incredible coordination and agility for his size ... Gets up and down the court with ultimate comfort at 255 pounds ... Back to the basket game is on the incline- did a much better job establishing and holding position as a sophomore ... Quick and decisive moves, predominantly over his left shoulder ... Effortless leaping ability and 7'3.5 wingspan result in frequent high percentage looks (53% FG), many above the rim ... Active and willing mover without the ball, averaging 1.48 PPP on basket cuts (52 possessions) ... Consistent shooting mechanics with significant room for development; occasionally will flash confidence letting fly in the mid-range ... 69% free throw shooter ... Willing passing with burgeoning feel for the game (1 APG) ... He's added 30 pounds since arriving on campus from his professional club in the Ukraine ... Imposing upper body with wide set shoulders, supporting additional muscle should not be a concern ... One rebound every 3.3 minutes on the floor ... He possesses all the tools to be a prolific rebounder on both backboards (2.9 ORPG) ... Intimidating presence in the middle filling the role of rim protector (2.1 BLK) ... Capable of deterring shots both on ball and weakside ... Mobile defensively, unafraid to engage the pick and roll ball handler ... Moves well laterally and retreats on balance. Len will turn 20 on June 16th ...

Weaknesses: Len remains a raw product when forced to make a move outside of a few feet ... Limited resources with ball in hand ... Face up game is not a part of his repertoire despite high level agility compared to his center counterparts- same can be proclaimed for his effectiveness, or lack thereof, in the pick and pop ... Nuances of the P&R need cultivation... Over time he should become a natural rolling to the hoop. Assertiveness and dominant mindset not yet trademarks, as buttressed by his underwhelming 8.5 FGA and 4 FTA per game ... Lower body/base must get stronger to defend the post and maintain position on the offensive block ... Often found himself in foul trouble with defensive discipline a work in progress ... After declaring for the draft it was revealed he would miss 4-6 months of practice time with a stress fracture in his ankle ... It should be noted that ankle issues were a common theme during his two years at ColNew Orleans — Vcouglege Park ... Unable to participate in combine drills where he would have been an ideal candidate to impress in the athletic testing ...

Adam Ganeles 6/7/13

Strengths: Tall, long and intimidating center with developing offensive ability ... Impressive athlete for a 7'1" player ... Quick off his feet ... Runs up and down the court with ease ... Hard for defenders to keep tabs on, due to his activity without the ball ... Sets a lot of screens ... Soft touch around basket ... Gets a lot of tip-ins off of offensive rebounds ... Effective in the post due to his length and touch ... Really competes for post-position ... Solid shooter, that displays range out to 18 feet already ... Should become a better free-throw shooter in time ... Passing ability is solid ... A natural shot-blocker that uses his physical tools and great timing to swat a lot of shots ... Poised enough to not bite on most shot fakes ... Works hard to deny post-entry passes on defense... Mobility should make him a good pick-and-roll defender in time ... Very green ... Has a high ceiling ...

Weaknesses: Still working himself into game-shape after serving a 10 game suspension to open the 2011-2012 season ... Will have to add weight if he doesn't want to get pushed around in the pros ... Good rebounder, though doesn't protect the ball as well as he should ... Tends to expose the ball to smaller players by bringing it down around his waist ... Clearly uncomfortable with the ball in his hands unless his back is to the basket ... Turnover prone ... Can get over-aggressive and move his feet while setting screens ...

Overall: Len has the tools to be an effective player in the NBA on both ends of the floor ... Scouts haven't seen much of him yet, but he clearly possesses lottery-pick potential ...

New Orleans — Vcoug - You are on the clock!

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6/11/2013  12:04 PM
I was really hoping McLemore was going to fall to me but that obviously didn't happen. That leaves 3 guys for me to pick from that both scouts and stats agree are the best left: Trey Burke, Cody Zeller, and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. Now, I have two rules for drafting players:

1. The Sam Bowie Rule - Always draft the best player available regardless of position; don't pass on Michael Jordan because you already have Clyde Drexler.

2. The Bryant "Big Country" Reeves Rule - Never draft the big, goofy looking white guy.

That leaves Burke and Kentavious.

With the 6th overall pick in the NBA draft, the New Orleans Pelicans select:

Trey Burke, point guard out of Michigan.

I'm a big fan of players who get hot during the tournament and lead their teams on runs (I know I shouldn't, small sample size and whatnot, but I can't help it). Everything I read about the guy makes me like him more. Mature guy, range out to 3, good vision, good pick-and-roll, 6'5" wingspan. Wish he were a little taller and a little more athletic and I'm not sold that he's a pure point, more of a combo guard Steph Curry and Westbrook, but I like the overall package and should immediately improve New Orleans' backcourt. From NBADraft.net:

NBA Comparison: Kemba Walker/Kyle Lowry
Strengths: Point guard with tremendous heart and determination ... Many of the cliche attributes fit him: A natural born killer. Fearless warrior. Fierce competitor. Has a will to win. Will battle tooth and nail on every possession. Mind over matter guy who brings intangibles that don't show up on the box score. Clutch performer who seems to shine when it matters most ... A tremendous leader. Relishes the opportunity to take the club on his back and carry them to victory ... Shows great consistency. Comes to play every game and had just a small handful of games where he didn't score at least 15 points ... While scoring is his forte, his ability to run the team and make plays for others, as well as maintaining above a 3-to-1 ast/to ratio is enough to label him a legitimate point guard ... Has really evolved as a floor general, dictating the tempo and showing the patience to allow plays to develop and find teammates ... A strong ball handler, though not elite level ... Shows the ability to find teammates on drive and kicks ... Tremedous in pick and roll situations ... His numbers show how effective he is averaging 18.9 ppg, 47% from the floor, 39% from 3, 80% from the line, and a 6.8 to 2.2 a/to ratio ... Validated his 3 point shooting ability by hitting a high volume (2 per game) ... Has a surprising 6'5 wingspan, giving him some additional length to get shots off and finish at the rim ... A pesky defender showing excellent ability to anticipate an opposing guard's next move and get his hands in to strip the ball away ... Shows solid body strength giving him the ability to stay on balance when contact occurs and finish off drives ... Very effective in catch and shoot situations, playing off the ball ... Also tremendous pulling up for shots off the dribble ...

Weaknesses: Undersized for the PG position and could struggle some to compete with bigger, quicker and more athletic point guards at the NBA level ... Scouts worry that he may run into similar problems as 2011 top 10 pick Kemba Walker: having many passes deflected due to his size and having to work twice as hard (defensively and getting shots off) on a game to game basis due to his size. Can he be a starting PG, and if so can he do it on on a winning team? Due to being undersized, these questions must be asked ... He doesn't show the jitterbug quickness to gain separation on quicker guards which is a concern considering his size ... Not the most athletic guard. Solid but not spectacular. Not a player that will dunk in traffic or be a dynamic finisher ... His numbers show that he's more effective in the half court than in transition ... A better scorer than distributor, though his vision and passing ability shows flashes ... Despite averaging 6.8 apg, scouts aren't completely sold on his vision and ability to make everyone around him better ... Needs to work on his pick and roll skills ... As clutch a player as he is, his ISO ability is compromised by a lack of elite speed off the dribble and average first step ... Much more effective going to his right. Will need to work on using his left hand and ability to go left in order for team's not to overplay him to one side, limiting his effectiveness ... Should look to add a tear drop to his arsenal. He won't always be able to get shots off close to the rim, so adding an effective runner will help him when attacking the paint at the next level ...

Notes: Measured 6'0 (in shoes) 185 lbs, with a 6'5 wingspan at the 2012 Deron Williams Skills Academy ... Was arguably the best player in the nation as a sophomore and deserves strong consideration for National Player of the Year, he has our vote ... Grew up playing basketball in Ohio with Jared Sullinger and the pair won numerous State titles and AAU events together ... Has a chance to be a top 10 pick after a very impressive sophomore season and NCAA tournament and the level of interest that scouts have shown

Now the joy of my world is in Zion How beautiful if nothing more Than to wait at Zion's door I've never been in love like this before Now let me pray to keep you from The perils that will surely come
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6/11/2013  12:20 PM    LAST EDITED: 6/11/2013  12:20 PM
With the 7th pick of the 2013 NBA Draft, the Sacramento Kings select....

CJ McCollum - PG - Lehigh

Kings are a mess. They need everything. They have Isaiah Thomas but he is not ready for primetime. Playing in the tought West, Kings need to matchup with the dynamic PGs running in the West. CJ will make an immediate impact.

NBA Comparison: Stephen Curry/Juan Dixon
Strengths: Combination guard whose game is marked by a lethal capacity for scoring ... Averaged 21.9 points per game in 3 ½ season in Bethlehem ... His off the dribble variety is elite—hesitation, rocker and crossover—excellent shiftiness and ability to burst through an open seam ... He can score from anywhere, a truly unpredictable defensive assignment in the half court ... Highly efficient in both isolation offense and the pick & roll, resulting in a score % of 49.2% and 45.7% as a senior in each respective situation ... Renowned for his comfort level dribbling into a jumper from mid-range or distance; he’s also above 1 PPP shooting off screens and spotting up ... He converted 33 three-pointers (52%) in 12 games last season ... Hunts cheap points at the free throw line (6.7 attempts for his career, 82% accuracy) – has added 35-40 pounds since first arriving on campus and shows a proclivity for using his 200 lb. frame to draw contact ... Capable of making appropriate in-air body adjustments following a bump ... Plays with a palpable air of confidence; for every defensive design, he has the ability to counter ... Cool under pressure in the deciding moments of the biggest games ... Well-schooled and intelligent, operates like he’s seen it all before ... Singlehandedly carried Lehigh to heights unforeseen. Plays well within the team concept, yet still possesses the one on one package to break away from it when necessary. 6’6 wingspan-- major factor on both backboards (6.3 career, 7.8 sophomore) and creates absolute havoc in passing lanes (2.1 steals) ... From a mental acuity and physical maturity standpoint, he’s ready.

Weaknesses: McCollum will need to further cultivate his lead guard and team running skills at the next level ... At this point, he profiles as more of a natural scoring, combo guard ... At 6’3, his primary position will need to be at the point ... 2.7:2.4 collegiate assist: turnover ratio spotlights his weaknesses in facilitating for teammates (as well as lack of a potent surrounding cast) ... His most popular media comparison, Damian Lillard, averaged 4 assists per game his senior year ... Lacks explosive quickness or leaping ability -- solid athlete, but at least in part reliant on court craft and change of pace to make due ... Three-point stroke could use fine tuning (32% sophomore, 34% junior), but mechanics look good ... Level of competition is a legitimate concern. While he showed well against premiere programs (36 against Baylor and 30 against Duke), he was not tested consistently ... He was essentially able to coast through Patriot League play and still dominate ... Does not have great feet defensively or look fluid moving side to side- his ISO defense is a liability ... Missed the final 19 games of 2012-2013 with a broken bone in his foot. McCollum will turn 22 in September.

Notes: Measured 6'3 (in shoes) 192 lbs, with a 6'6 wingspan at the 2012 Deron Williams Skills Academy


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6/11/2013  2:15 PM
Detroit Roster

PG Knight
SG Stuckey (free agent)
SF Singler
PF Monroe
C Drummond
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PG Bynum/Calderon (free agents)
SG English?
SF Middleton
PF Jerebko
C Maxiell (free agent)

these pistons just got a new head coach in Mo Cheeks (gotta be the best nickname ever) who i think will preach a defensive philosophy. this team is dying for a SF. I thought middleton would show me more his rookie yr and i think he still has some promise. Stuckey is a SG who cant shoot. hmmmmmmmm. pistons are $35mill under the cap so we can bring in some vets for frontline depth and experience. hmmmmmmmmmmmmm?

With the 7th pick of the 2013 NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons select.......Kentavious Caldwell-Pope..shooting guard from Georgia

Knicks should be improved: win about 40 games and maybe sneak into the playoffs. Melo, Rose and even Noah will have some nice moments however this team should be about PORZINGUS. the sooner they make him the primary player, the better
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6/11/2013  2:47 PM

The Chad here....Wow. With the first 7 picks out of the way, I would have to give both Phoenix and Sacramento as clear cut winners so far. These 2 teams really know what they are doing. Is Anthony Bennet the NBA version of Geno Smith? Who wants a short PF? The Chad out!
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6/11/2013  4:08 PM
There's a brand new sheriff in town.

"Who I am?

Who I am? Who am I?

"Who am I? " is a question for the ages.

That's one we're all searching for, to find out who I am.

Who's in there, who wants to come out and go "Hey, I'm hungry. "

Who I am is too deep and...

You got to go in and pull out the thing like that movie where the thing came out of the stomach and ate the people on the ****ing spaceship.

May they rest in peace..."


"
I'm also known as Flippy the Groin, Sammy the Schnoz EImer the Fudd, Tubby the Tuba and once as Miss Phyllis Levine.
Unknown

But that was at a party, years ago.

I smoked a titibet, and I had a Quaalude and suddenly I'm in fishnets singing show tunes.

These things happen, but it has nothing to do with what I'm doing here with you fine gentlemen today.

So I apologize.

That being said, I'm also known to the people who know me the best as the freakin "GM."

The second part of your question that you "axed" me is "Why am I here? " I am here representing Minnesota as their new GM."


---So with that my pick is Shabazz Muhammad.

strengths: Fierce competitor with a scorers mentality ... Displays a killer instinct missing from many other prospect's games ... Uses screens to create catch-and-shoot opportunities well ... Quick lefty release, solid mechanices with range out to three point territory ... Can use his body to create space and get shots off near the basket ... Length (6-11 + wingspan) helps him get his shot off and create post-up opportunities against smaller wings ... Not afraid of contact and has the ability to get to the line at a high rate ... Was very proficient as an offensive rebounder, has a nose for the ball ... Developed a runner that looks very promising and was quite difficult to stop ... Noted for a strong work ethic, plays with a chip on his shoulder ... Wants the ball in the clutch and not shaken in end of game situations ... Length gives him potential as a defender ... Athleticism is quite solid and has an ability to play major minutes at optimum conditioning level ... Makes his move very quickly, does not stop the ball or take a lot of time off of the clock ... Shows a strong passion for the game and a will to improve ...

Weaknesses: Has trouble creating his own shot off of the dribble, shooting percentage plummets when he puts the ball on the floor ... Not a fluid athlete. Movements and overall skills appear rigid and herky jerky ... Far too reliant on his left hand, opponents know to force him to the right, and it severely limits his effectiveness ... His defensive awareness was severely tested during his lone year of college ball, must improve awareness on that side of the court ... Must improve shot selection ... Could stand to fine tune his jumpshot, become more efficient as a foul shooter ... His lack of statistical defensive production made some question his focus and energy on that end of the court ... Body language was a concern at certain points and made him appear at odds with teammates, even if that was not the case ... Sometimes gets tunnel vision, when guarded by multiple defenders will still look to shoot as opposed for looking to pass to an open teammate ... Defensive footwork can use a lot of fine tuning as far as guarding the perimeter ... Ball handling needs improvement, which most likely relegates him to the SF spot ... Despite having solid length, may be a tad undersized for the SF spot and could have a hard time at both ends of the floor against wings with greater length ... Piled up a number of injuries during his time on the UCLA campus, so question marks could arise surrounding durability ...

Draft game 2013

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