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Someone Explain The NBA To Me…

-How does DeJuan Blair fall all the way to he 37th pick?  I get it, he has serious knee issues but at some point isn’t it worth the risk?  This isn’t football where you can find a sleeper in the 7th round.  The NBA draft is shallow, this was a seven player draft.  Maybe at best Blair becomes a role player on a championship caliber team but that’s a lot more than most of the guys drafted in front of him project as.


Just to remind you he dropped 22 and 23 on Hasheem Thabeet who was the second overall pick in the NBA Draft.

- Ladies and gentleman the David Kahn era!  The Timberwolves GM decisions on draft night are Chris Wallace-eqsue.  First he trades Miller, Foye (and takes on some bad contracts) for the number five pick.  Of course the only player who justify that trade at the five spot is Rubio and because the Kings are silly Rubio somehow falls to five.  Everything is peachy in Minnesota…right?  No.  David Kahn decides “hey let’s try the all PG back-court” and drafts Syracuse standout Jonny Flynn.

So you draft Rubio with the intent of keeping him…except you haven’t found out yet if he wants to play for you (P.S. he doesn’t.)  If you were trying to reassure him “hey look we are building this thing in Minnesota around you.  We already have some very good pieces in Love and Jefferson and we also have the number 6, 18 and 28th pick.  Come turn around basketball in Minnesota.”  Why would you draft Jonny Flynn with the next pick!!!!!!!

The NBA it’s fantastic!

NBA

2009 NBA Draft Position Rankings

Here is a quick run-down on my individual rankings by position for the upcoming draft. This is not the order I have them going in my mocks as I select players to teams based on need and fit.

* = 1st rd projection

Point Guards:

1. Ricky Rubio 6′4” 180 lbs – Spain*
2. Stephen Curry 6′3” 185 lbs – Davidson*
3. Johnny Flynn 6′0” 172 1bs – Syracuse*
4. Brandon Jennings 6′1” 170 1bs – Italy*
5. Jrue Holliday 6′ 3” 185 lbs – UCLA*
6. Ty Lawson 6′0” 195 lbs – North Carolina*
7. Eric Maynor 6′2” 175 lbs – Virginia Commonwealth*
8. Jeff Teague 6′2” 180 1bs – Wake Forest*
9. Darren Collison 6′1” 165 lbs – UCLA
10. Toney Douglas 6′1” 196 lbs – Florida State*

Shooting Guards:
1. James Harden 6′ 5” 218 lbs – Arizona State*
2. Tyreke Evans 6′5” 195 lbs – Memphis*
2. Gerald Henderson 6′5” 215 lbs- Duke*
3. Terrence Williams 6′6” 220 – Louisville*
4. Wayne Ellington 6′5” 190 lbs – North Carolina*
5. Marcus Thornton 6′4” 198 lbs – LSU
6. Jermaine Taylor 6′4” 210 lbs – Central Florida
7. Jodie Meeks 6′4” 208 lbs – Kentucky
8. Jack McClinton 6′1” 185 lbs – Miami
9. Dionte Christmas 6′5” 190 lbs – Temple
10. Jerel McNeal 6′3” 195 lbs – Marquette

Small Forwards:

1. Demar DeRozan 6′7” 207 lbs – USC*
2. Austin Daye 6′10” 210 lbs – Gonzaga*
3. Sam Young 6′6” 210 lbs – Pittsburgh*
4. Omri Casspi 6′8” 220 lbs – Israel*
5. DaJuan Summers 6′8” 241 lbs – Georgetown*
6. Chase Budinger 6′7” 218 lbs – Arizona*
7. Jonas Jerebko 6′9” 210 lbs – Sweden*
8. Derrick Brown 6′7” 225 lbs – Xavier
9. DeMarre Carroll 6′8” 225 lbs – Missouri
10. Danny Green 6′6” 210 lbs – North Carolina

Power Forwards:

1. Blake Griffin 6′10” 251 lbs – Oklahoma*
2. Jordan Hill 6′10” 235 lbs – Arizona*
3. DeJuan Blair 6′7” 265 lbs – Pittsburgh*
4. Earl Clark 6′9” 220 lbs – Louisville*
5. Tyler Hansbrough 6′9” 230 lbs – North Carolina*
6. James Johnson 6′8” 235 lbs – Wake Forest*
7. Taj Gibson 6′9” 210 lbs – USC*
8. Victor Claver 6′10” 218 lbs – Spain
9. Jeff Pendergraph 6′9” 230 lbs – Arizona State
10. Jeff Adrien 6′6” 225 lbs – UConn

Centers:

1. Hasheem Thabeet 7′3” 265 lbs – UConn*
2. B.J. Mullens 7′0” 260 lbs – Ohio State*
3. Josh Heytvelt 6′11 260 lbs -Gonzaga
4. Goran Suton 6′10” 245 lbs – Michigan State
5. Luke Nevill 7′1” 250 lbs – Utah

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