Damian Lillard To Represent Blazers at NBA Draft Lottery

[handiman]

You're right. Let's just pass on every consesus #1 big man because of shit that happened in the past.

And not draft four-year college players, right Ed O?

The point is, trends tell us absolutely nothing about a given individual.

 

[jlprk]

Roy is no longer a Wolf. Last time, he got us Oden. Why don't we send him?

Send the sure thing instead of risking the new guy.

 

[SheedSoNasty]

There's less than .1% chance of us not getting a pick this year. Too bad we likely won't have one next year when the draft is strong.

 

[magnifier661]

Since we will win the #1 pick; who will we pick?

 

[JfizzleBlazer]

There's less than .1% chance of us not getting a pick this year. Too bad we likely won't have one next year when the draft is strong.

Perhaps. Olshey could always move this pick for future ones

 

[OregonHuskerMan]

I'd probably go McLemore.

 

[Hobbesarable]

Would it be a trip if we won the number one pick and pick an often injuries center?

Trade down if we win it. Possibly make a package trade (#1 pick and players) for a great big man (enter your own possibilities here) and a mid-first round draft pick (go after Dieng - a defensive center).

 

[MickZagger]

Dude! I was literally standing right next to HCP (I'm the fat bearded guy with his fists in the air), and didn't know it! #BrushWithGreatness'Husband

....and you say you hate the draft. That video is proof of otherwise.

 

[RR7]

I've got little interest in the draft this year, for actually adding a player. I want us to tin, or get in the top 3 to improve the quality of player that pick can bring back more than anything.