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Doesn't matter, though, as long as some team stands their ground and takes the player they feel is the best fit for them like Milwaukee did last year withYi... If the kid wants to sit out a year and look like a prick, let him.
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Originally Posted by L0VE Me or HATE Me
Judging by the scheduled workouts....is Malik Hairston entirely out of this draft?
Not at all. Koufos hit two nice turn around jump hooks and had a nice spin move on Kevin for a dunk....other than that he I think he was about 3 for13 outside of the 5 ft. range.Originally Posted by lnMyMind
Originally Posted by bballah3
I'm willing to put any amount of money down that the Heat don't pick Beasley at #2...and if they do, they aren't keeping him for long...He wont be on the team by June 27th.
Did Koufos really outplay your brother like that article suggests?
Originally Posted by bballah3
Not at all. Koufos actually got killedOriginally Posted by lnMyMind
Originally Posted by bballah3
I'm willing to put any amount of money down that the Heat don't pick Beasley at #2...and if they do, they aren't keeping him for long...He wont be on the team by June 27th.
Did Koufos really outplay your brother like that article suggests?
Where is that article from?
Edit:
It doesn't really matter if who got killed in Seattle.....Im 99.99% sure they taking Bayless
It doesn't really matter if who got killed in Seattle.....Im 99.99% sure they taking Bayless
Good.
Mayo would be the wrong choice to pair with KD and Jeff.
When asked by DraftExpress.com about his status, Douglas-Roberts sounded confident.
"I've heard everything from around 13 to 24," he told the Web site. "I'm not really sure. I'm working out for teams all within that range. I'm even working out for the Nets, who are at 10 and 21, so I'm working out for everyone. These workouts will speak volumes. I really don't know where I'll wind up, but I know I'll end up somewhere.
I like how he says, "so I'm working out for everyone." Obviously you're not douche, you turned down some workouts (ones that happened tobe closer to where he would get drafted, too). I like how he mentions that he's working out for New Jersey who has "the 10 and 21 picks." Themhaving the 10 pick isn't relevant, you aren't touching the lottery. Sounds like he's a little full of himself. Anybody know what he's like?
Originally Posted by bballah3
I know OJ is saying no to the smaller market teams...but if Minnesota takes Love at 3, I'm willing to bet that Memphis will take him at 5.
The Clippers also really like him, but that would mean the Knicks would say no...which Im hearing that they are starting to feel that way. I dont think you can throw OJ in with those guards on that team and expect a good outcome.
Lopez could go to Minnesota, Memphis or the Bobcats......no way in hell he will go past New Jersey
Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Originally Posted by bballah3
I know OJ is saying no to the smaller market teams...but if Minnesota takes Love at 3, I'm willing to bet that Memphis will take him at 5.
The Clippers also really like him, but that would mean the Knicks would say no...which Im hearing that they are starting to feel that way. I dont think you can throw OJ in with those guards on that team and expect a good outcome.
Lopez could go to Minnesota, Memphis or the Bobcats......no way in hell he will go past New Jersey
Damn Kevin going to Minnesota would be a great fit and if OJ could pull a Steve Francis I will be ecstatic.
Edit: Where do you think Beasley will wind up if the Heat draft/trade him?
I also wouldn't be surprised to see the Grizzlies try to move up to nab Michael Beasley. They have some pieces that could interest Miami -- namely a gunner in Mike Miller and a point guard in Kyle Lowry.
mm, lowry and #5 for #2 and blount (to make the figures work) sounds like a decent deal for both sides.
Originally Posted by Al3xis
Again, just dumb on Miami's part.
Originally Posted by lnMyMind
By MIKE CRANSTON
UPDATE:Miss. State's Gordon intends to stay in draft
6/4/2008 3:33:27 PM
Daily Journal
The Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Jamont Gordon is ready for the NBA, even if he's not a first-round draft pick.
The Mississippi State guard said Wednesday that he'll likely stay in the draft even if he knows he'll slip into the second round and not receive a guaranteed contract.
"I'm pretty much in," Gordon said after a pre-draft workout with the Charlotte Bobcats. "If worst comes to worst and I have to go back, I'll go back."
Gordon declared for the draft in April but did not hire an agent, allowing him to withdraw from the draft by June 16 and return to school for his senior season. But Gordon seemed eager Wednesday to move on to the NBA, even if he has to try to fight for a roster spot as a second-round pick. First-round picks get guaranteed two-year contracts.
"I'll probably stay in. That would be all right with me," Gordon said. "I know I'll work hard and get me a (roster) spot."
Gordon said he has workouts scheduled with the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday and the Los Angeles Clippers Tuesday.
Gordon drew criticism for skipping last week's pre-draft camp in Orlando, wasting a chance to showcase his skills in front of representatives from every NBA team.
"Just me and a couple of my people decided I shouldn't go," Gordon explained. "They say it wasn't a big deal. I don't think it was a big deal that I wasn't there, but it seemed like it was. I just made a decision that I wasn't going to go down there. I just wanted to get ready for my workouts and everything."
While the 6-foot-4 Gordon averaged 17.2 points per game last season and was an all-Southeastern Conference selection, there are questions about whether he has the passing skills to be a point guard in the NBA. He's smaller than most shooting guards.
But Gordon said he learned a lot from new Bobcats coach Larry Brown, who ran Wednesday's workout, and is looking forward to proving himself.
"I think I'll be all right," Gordon said. "I didn't go to the (pre-draft camp) or nothing, but my workouts are going good. I think I'll still make it in that draft somewhere."
CDR refusing workouts now?
Exactly what I said.Im sorry but Beasley may be immatue but he is 19. Give the kid a couple years and higher an older cat to basically be his mentor like Narron and Josh Hamilton have and it is worth it. The kid is a phenom and will dominate the league with his talent. The kid single handedly beat USC this year so I don't know what you are saying. And are you reall K. Love's brother?
Single handedly beat a lot of teams this year...
Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
I'm looking for the Grizzlies to make a deal with Miami as well. There have even been talks that the Grizzlies/Heat could do a deal where Memphis keeps their 5th pick and still get the 2nd pick from Miami. I think it was something like Lowry/Miller/Warrick for 2nd pick/Blount/Banks. Not too sure on it, but its a possibility. Just think if Memphis could get a combination of Beasley/Love, Beasley/Mayo or any combination basically with the 2nd and 5th pick. It would kinda make sense for the Heat because they give up a bad contract in Blount, and what would be the point of them wanting the 5th pick if Mayo may be gone.
Originally Posted by bhzmafia14
I'm looking for the Grizzlies to make a deal with Miami as well. There have even been talks that the Grizzlies/Heat could do a deal where Memphis keeps their 5th pick and still get the 2nd pick from Miami. I think it was something like Lowry/Miller/Warrick for 2nd pick/Blount/Banks. Not too sure on it, but its a possibility. Just think if Memphis could get a combination of Beasley/Love, Beasley/Mayo or any combination basically with the 2nd and 5th pick. It would kinda make sense for the Heat because they give up a bad contract in Blount, and what would be the point of them wanting the 5th pick if Mayo may be gone.
Originally Posted by WILLINC
these trade scenarios just get worse and worse
some of yall must think riley is stupid