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And remember one thing about Olshey, and he said this in his press conference
He loves and wants players that love to play basketball. He made a pretty big deal about it.
Lillard's score in this area is probably off the charts for Olshey. Same with Robinson and MGK, too.
And remember one thing about Olshey, and he said this in his press conference
He loves and wants players that love to play basketball. He made a pretty big deal about it.
Lillard's score in this area is probably off the charts for Olshey. Same with Robinson and MGK, too.
According to Alex Kennedy of HoopsWorld on Twitter, the Thunder will trade the 28th pick. Apparently, they're satisfied with their core and don't want to get locked into any guaranteed contracts.
Kennedy also tells us via Twitter that the Nets are looking to acquire a first round pick. The Nets forfeited their first rounder to Portland in the Gerald Wallace deal.
Derek Page of HoopsWorld put together a profile on potential lottery pick Terrence Ross, who HoopsWorld has going 18 to Minnesota in their latest mock.
Damian Lillard, an Oakland native, worked out for the Warriors today and said that he would love to play for his hometown team, via Jimmy Durkin from the Bay Area News Group. Lillard is expected to fall right around Golden State's pick number seven.
Sources continue to insist that the Charlotte Bobcats (2), Sacramento Kings (5), Portland Trail Blazers (6, 11) and Toronto Raptors (8) are all still open to moving the pick. Some of those trades could be with each other, but from what I can gather, none of the four teams I just mentioned are sold with the players that are available to them. In the case of the Bobcats, the team is looking to turn a high pick into multiple assets. The Raptors and Kings, as we've mentioned previously, are looking for veterans to anchor an already young roster. The Blazers? From what I can gather, they're open to anything and everything.
• Of the five players just mentioned, Drummond is, by far, the biggest wild card. While it seems unlikely that the Bobcats draft him at No. 2 (they already took a flier on Bismack Biyombo last year) he is in the mix with the Wizards at No. 3, the Cavs at No. 4, the Kings at No. 5 and the Blazers at No. 6.
• The deadline for players to withdraw from the NBA draft is Monday at 5 pm EST.
Hey look, Jaynes found some random guy that says Lillard sucks!
http://www.csnnw.com/pages/landingd...r-weighs-in-I-wo=1&blockID=726212&feedID=8351
He's not a random guy. He analyzes draft picks, and writes for hoopsanalyst.com. He is sort of a Bill James of basketball.
But does he have size 13 wide feet?
Jonathan Givony @DraftExpress
Nemanja Nedovic and Sertac Sanli have withdrawn their names from the draft, according to their agent @MiskoRaznatovic
Oh man, now I've got to re-do my entire draft wish list!
I try to bring all the news, even if it's front page, or even 32nd page news
It's appreciated. Twitter is blocked at work, but somehow not this site.
Chris Sheridan @sheridanhoops
Tommy Dee has @sheridanhoops five 2012 #NBA #draft sleepers right here: http://www.sheridanhoops.com/2012/06/18/dont-sleep-on-…raft-prospects/
that link didn't work for me....how about this?
http://www.sheridanhoops.com/2012/06/18/dont-sleep-on-these-five-2012-nba-draft-prospects/
Adrian Wojnarowski @WojYahooNBA
Czech 6-7 point guard Tomas Satoransky will remain in the 2012 NBA Draft, source tells Y! Sports. He's moved up charts into early 2nd range.
Any insiders want to give the factual, non-creative summary from the Hollinger Draft Rater on ESPN.com?