right now around 11 he would be my favorite. I could definatly see him move up so hopefully we work him out first and give him a handshake. May with Isiah he's TMac part II

http://www.insidehoops.com/gerald-green-110904.shtml

Last season at Gulf Shores Academy (TX), Green averaged 28 points, 13 rebounds and six blocks during a 39-2 season. thats as a junior. I'm looking for a superior athlete with an NBA thats dominated at every level he's played. OK.. its only HS but none of this buried on the bench because he's 19 Euro guys.

personally when all is said in done he will be a top 3 pick maybe even #1

best players I think are
Bogut
Green
M. Williams

what are the thoughts here on:

Antoine Wright http://www.nbadraft.net/profiles/antoinewright.asp

and

CJ Miles http://www.nbadraft.net/profiles/cjmiles.asp

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 03/09/2005 22:59:13]

if guys like Green move up your going to have some very solid choices when we pick. I'm assuming we will be around 10-12. Its also an advantage to just take the BPA unless he's a 4.

its a total crapshoot. I think we may play well in these next two and get a split at home vs. the Heat/Sonics. After that when the road trips cometh watch out for the MAJOR meltdown that the Knicks ALWAYS are good for.

I think if we dont win a top 3 pick I'm looking to make a deal with Andray Blatche so I can lock him up, then draft the best player available at 28-30. Hopefully one of these solid 4 years SFs falls like danny Granger, Ryan Gomes or Jawad Williams (NC).

Then you come out of the draft with a great bigman prospect you can afford to bring along slowly as well as a 3 that can help you right away.