FFL Draft Thread- DONE

[jazzfan1971]

Hopper wrote in the other forum

89. Raymond Felton
90. Danny Green

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91: Wilson Chandler

Well, a decent consolation price after a lot of my targets were taken.

'not mentioning name' isnt supposed to be back til January, so Chandler will outplay his value til then.

[3Si]

Gonna gamble and hope his spinal is fine...

92: Luo Deng

[sly]

JaVale McGee

[jazzfan1971]

94 - Andrew Bogut

[hamncheese]

95 - Spencer Hawes

[theman]

The run on centers forces my hand.

96 - Nene

[insfo]

97. Anderson Varejao

[Breakdown777]

98 - Eric Gordon

[jazzfan1971]

I **** you not, I was gonna pick Eric Gordon.

99 - Marcus Thornton

[Skai]

100. Victor Oladipo
101. Evan Turner

[jazzfan1971]

102 Kyle Korver

[Breakdown777]

103 - Amare Stoudemire

[insfo]

104. JR Smith

[theman]

Am I getting a steal or making a huge mistake?

105. Danny Granger.

[sabonis]

106. Jimmy Butler

[fraanciiscoo]

wow what a day

#107 DeMar DeRozan

I think Tor have a few diamonds in the rough and i have both.

last year

2012-13 Line: 18.1 Pts/3.9 Reb/2.5 Ast/0.9 Stl/0.3 Blk/0.4 3PTM/28.3 3PT%/44.5 FG%/83.1 FT%

"Decent numbers across the board, but nothing really sticks out you might say that but my big excitement stems from the acquisition of Rudy Gay which a lot of drafters would see as a detriment to DeRozan’s numbers. However, it was the opposite that became true. Remember, DeRozan isn’t a blossoming superstar, I don’t think anyone outside of Toronto sees that, and while he got the big contract, might have been ill-suited to be the team’s only main scoring option. Also, remember Gay isn’t exactly an elite scorer either, only averaging over 20 a game in 2007-08 in his second season. I think the two players are going to work exceedingly well off of each other.

After Gay was acquired on January 30th this year, DeRozan posted fantastic numbers, that I think can even improve with off-season time to gel with Gay. His post All-Star break numbers of 19.1 points a game while shooting nearly 3% better from the floor and 2% better from deep, while indeed only marginal improvements, has me seeing the added defensive emphasis needed on Gay helped loosen up DeRozan. In the last 9 games of the season, DeRozan simply went off for 22.9 points a game, a three-pointer per, shooting 54% from the floor and 50% from deep, with 6 of those games against playoff teams.

DeRozan isn’t going to all the sudden be a multi-cat powerhouse and also won’t vault into the top 20 or anything, but he’s a solid scorer, improving on his efficiency, and gets to play off of another star rather than be forced to do it all himself. He gets to the line at a good clip/with a good percentage and I think can improve his shooting from deep. His floor is pretty low, with a solid ceiling that could make him a top-50ish player. I also like guys with low floors that miss very few games, and DeRozan has played in all but eight Raptors games in four seasons, including playing all 82 last year. At a discounted price, he’ll end up on a lot of my teams.

2013-14 Proj: 19.5 Pts/3.5 Rebs/2.9 Asts/1.1 Stls/0.3 Blks/6.9 FGM/0.8 3PTM/4.7 FTM"

[sly]

Andrei Kirilenko

[3Si]

#109

Since my last chance for a homer pick was taken, I'm going with someone I like and hoping that his summer league performance was his rookie wall...

Trey Burke

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110: Brandon Knight
111: Gerald Henderson
112: Markieff Morris