I would agree with those 2 picks as winners. I didn't like Charlotte's draft a heck of a lot (not a fan of May at 13 with Okafor and Brezec on the roster. Would've went for a wing like Granger, Wright, Green).

Toronto shocked the hell out of everyone, but I don't think Villanueva will turn out as bad as everyone is saying.

Indiana get Danny Granger with #17. The coup of the draft.

I agree that Toronto is the loser.

I think Charlotte and Boston did very well.

Toronto was probably one of the lone losers. Boston got a couple steals and were probably the biggest winners, followed by new york, indiana and golden state because of the potential they picked up. I also don't think Charlotte made out as well as most think. Sure they got two NC guys who will be impact players, but it's definitely clear that they went with the local products over talent, because there were clearly more talented players on the board during both of their picks.

the Clips had a bad draft, taking that Russian project instead of Granger, Green, Warrick???? that's wierd, I don't care who you promised.

Bobcats sold out to try to bring in fans. Could have done better with those picks.

San Antonio, you didn't fool everyone this time, they are just trying to outsmart everyone and I don't think it worked this year.

Yea, its hard to call Toronto a loser because Roko Leni-Ukic was a big steal in the 2nd round. Joey Graham was also a good pick but they still passed on Gerald Green twice which boggles me. Still, they came out of the draft with some good talent.

I think they're are a lot of winners from this draft.

The biggest one in my book is the Boston Celtics. I think Gerald will be a star and Ainge was smart to draft him. The Celtics have a sick core of young players right now in Tony Allen, Al Jefferson, Gerald Green, Delonte West, Orien Green, Ryan Gomes.... Danny Ainge has made some dumb trades in the past but he has really excelled in the draft.

One team I was dissapointed in was the Bobcats. From a business perspective, they had a great draft. From a basketball perspective though, I think they could have done better for the franchise. I like Felton a lot and I think May can be a pretty good player, but I don't get how an expansion franchise doesn't take a shot at franchise talent. Felton at 5 is ok, but how do you pass on players like Gerald Green or Danny Granger at 13?