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Do we have Bayless to thank for our bright future?
Bayless went to NOLA for a first round pick......... which we sent to the Bobcats for GW.......... which we sent to NJ for the #6 pick in one of the deepest drafts in a long time.
In a weird roundabout way, we can thank Rex right?
Weird how that works...... I love how trades work like that. Like if you look at Detroit and how they got the #2 pick in the LeBron/Mello draft even though they were one of the top teams in the league. In 1997 the Pistons sent Otis Thorpe to Vancouver for a future first round pick which ended up being 6 years later!
Or how about this, How in the fuck did the world champion Lakers get the #1 pick in the draft?
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Bayless went to NOLA for a first round pick......... which we sent to the Bobcats for GW.......... which we sent to NJ for the #6 pick in one of the deepest drafts in a long time.
In a weird roundabout way, we can thank Rex right?
Weird how that works...... I love how trades work like that. Like if you look at Detroit and how they got the #2 pick in the LeBron/Mello draft even though they were one of the top teams in the league. In 1997 the Pistons sent Otis Thorpe to Vancouver for a future first round pick which ended up being 6 years later!
Or how about this, How in the fuck did the world champion Lakers get the #1 pick in the draft?
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1982 Pick: The situation was the result of a trade with Cleveland midway through the 1979-80 season, when the Lakers had sent Don Ford and a 1980 first-round pick (eventually Chad Kinch) to the Cavaliers for Butch Lee and their 1982 selection. Fortuitously for the Lakers, Cleveland had finished with the league's worst record in 1981-82, giving Los Angeles first crack at a talented crop of college players. It marked the first time in NBA history that a reigning champion held the No. 1 pick. The pick was James Worthy.
