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1 L.A. Clippers- Blake Griffin, PF, Oklahoma
2 Memphis- Ricky Rubio, PG, Spain
3 Oklahoma City- Hasheem Thabeet, C, UConn
4 Sacramento- Jrue Holiday, PG, UCLA
5 Washington- James Harden, SG, Arizona St
6 Minnesota- Tyreke Evans, PG/SG, Memphis
7 Golden State- Brandon Jennings, PG, Europe
8 New York- Stephen Curry, PG/SG, Davidson
9 Toronto
10 Milwaukee
11 New Jersey
12 Charlotte
13 Indiana
14 Phoenix
15 Detroit
16 Chicago
17 Philadelphia
18 Minnesota (from Miami)
19 Atlanta
20 Utah
21 New Orleans
22 Dallas
23 Sacramento (from Houston)
24 Portland
25 Oklahoma City (from San Antonio)
26 Chicago (from Denver via Oklahoma City)
27 Memphis (from Orlando)
28 Minnesota (from Boston)
29 L.A. Lakers
30 Cleveland

Voted for DeRosen here as Toronto has said multiple times they will probably pick best player available and his potential may be highest of almost anyone in this draft but it's a toss up between him and Hill here. But i think Toronto could use DeRosen a bit more and hope Bosh re-signs. But, reason for my post is, if draft actually does workout like this, Larry Bird needs to get on the phone and start talking about drafting down because 13th pick doesn't seem to be very bright with the way things are going.

I said DeRozan for the Knicks and now I'm going to have to go with him again.

Toronto has needed an athletic SG for a looooooong time. DeRozan seems like a really good fit here.

DD is the slam dunk pick here, no question.

The Raptors have apparently let Derozan and his agent know they'll be taking him if he's there at 9.

Kreamy wrote:The Raptors have apparently let Derozan and his agent know they'll be taking him if he's there at 9.

Now, at least this is a guarantee that makes sense. Unlike the Joe Alexander guarantee from Milwaukee last year, the week after they traded Yi for Richard Jefferson.

We have some ground to make up, so I'm going to go ahead and call this one, as DeRozan is winning in a landslide.