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2009 Draft Discussion

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 5:03 pm
by laduane1
What players have the Lakers brought in for workouts for the 29th pick.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 5:47 pm
by BahamasLaker
I dont know who all was in, but I like Austin Daye hes 6-11 SF from Gonzaga, he needs sometime but i think hes worth the with imagine

we could go with a tall/long line up that will cause alot of trouble because few teams have the size and skill the lakers have

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 7:15 pm
by daddyfivestar
From Draftexpress
Player Team Workout Date Status Source

Jermaine Taylor Lakers Jun 22nd Upcoming
6'4/207 - SG - Central Fla - 22yo

Gary Wilkinson Lakers Jun 22nd Upcoming
6'9/240 - PF - Utah St - 27yo

Jeremy Pargo Lakers Jun 16th Completed
6'1/208 - PG - Gonzaga - 23yo

Lester Hudson Lakers Jun 16th Completed
6'1/196 - Combo G - Tenn-Martin - 25yo

Joe Ingles Lakers Jun 17th Completed
6'8/209 - SF - Australia - 22yo

Marcus Thornton Lakers Jun 17th Completed
6'3/194 - SG - Alabama - 22yo

- Age is as of start of 2009-10 season
- Heights/weight are official pre-draft measurements not the agent hype ones.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 10:12 pm
by daddyfivestar
note on Jermaine Taylor working out today -
A guy on the draft board who goes to UCF says think of Taylor as a smaller Pietrus, leaper with a good outside shot.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 10:45 pm
by daddyfivestar
shout out to aussie_laker,

I see Joe Ingles worked out for the Lakers. What can you tell us about him? Is he a candidate for 29 or for 42?

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 8:47 am
by leaguegod692
daddyfivestar wrote:shout out to aussie_laker,

I see Joe Ingles worked out for the Lakers. What can you tell us about him? Is he a candidate for 29 or for 42?



no way for 29, maybe for 42 but you can probably get a better player

if he is there @ 59 (probably a 20% chance he is still there ) then he might have some value


joe is a jack of all trade, 6-8 SF with long arms, is a good passer, good shooter, good defender but has been playing in a weak league, would be good to get him @ 59 tho and send him to europe for a couple of season and see if he fills out

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 6:18 pm
by what would jack bauer do?
Isn't there a new rule that makes player workouts open to all teams in the league? I wonder if Mitch and our scouts have been attending other workouts or if that list is all our target players.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 8:16 pm
by El Hardee
daddyfivestar wrote:note on Jermaine Taylor working out today -
A guy on the draft board who goes to UCF says think of Taylor as a smaller Pietrus, leaper with a good outside shot.
Read on a scouting report that Taylor has freakish strength for a SG, ala DWade.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 8:55 pm
by tdfoss
Three draft picks is a waste for this team, maybe one will make the roster. Why don't we do something with packaging them and throwing in cash to move up and get somone who will be around still in 5 years. It seems like Portland buys picks every year.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 9:00 pm
by daddyfivestar
Two of the picks, if all three are kept, may end up being Euro-stash.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 9:23 pm
by larry14r
tdfoss wrote:Three draft picks is a waste for this team, maybe one will make the roster. Why don't we do something with packaging them and throwing in cash to move up and get somone who will be around still in 5 years. It seems like Portland buys picks every year.



That is not always true because some of them could end up being a big need for us.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:16 pm
by ammofan
I say we get either Darren collison or Patty Mills. Preferably Mills.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:30 am
by dingclancy
Remember Marc Gasol was drafted, allowed to play in Europe, then traded for Pau. You never know what talent we can get from this draft.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:38 am
by KingLakers
From some the most recent mocks i've read it seems like the Lakers are going to pick a couple of players who wont be with the team for at least a year if a guy like Cassippi falls to 29 I can't see the Lakers not taking him other potential euros mentioned are Jerbko, maybe Calathes if he falls into the second round and there is this french PG that also has been mentioned i cant remember his name but it starts with a B. Also in a recent interview on the Lakers website Kupchak said he doesn't see the Lakers carrying more than 13 players and that includes potentially resigning Brown, Ariza, and, Odom that doesn't leave much room for any rookies and that might mean if they can't trade Morrison they may just waive him.

Re: Lakers draft pick

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 4:03 am
by aussie_laker
daddyfivestar wrote:shout out to aussie_laker,

I see Joe Ingles worked out for the Lakers. What can you tell us about him? Is he a candidate for 29 or for 42?



honestly I don't think he is any good, He is one of the better players in the NBL(our local league) which is a very weak league, but he by no means dominates. He is by no mean a first round pick, and I think would be a 2nd round pick at best, but would not make our roster. there have been better players than him go to the USA and have hardly any impact, Andrew Gaze, Shane Heal, Chris Anstey, Brad Newely - players you would have all never heard of, who were all better than Ingles.

I hope we take Mills

Re: 2009 Draft Discussion

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 5:37 pm
by dockingsched
i wouldn't be surprised to see the lakers sell the pick, if they can even get a buyer.

going to be fun watching what the wolves do with the 5th/6th pick.

Re: 2009 Draft Discussion

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 5:48 pm
by Rain_Maker
lets trade our picks for a good experienced player

picks and Morrison for a consistent, experienced player

Re: 2009 Draft Discussion

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 5:51 pm
by larry14r
Rain_Maker wrote:lets trade our picks for a good experienced player

picks and Morrison for a consistent, experienced player


Expect the Lakers don't want any more salary coming back.

Re: 2009 Draft Discussion

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 5:57 pm
by Rain_Maker
my bad, is there any site thats got the salary of nba contracts

also is it possible to trade say for example: bynum for 1st pick

or is do the salary has to match somehow

Re: 2009 Draft Discussion

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 6:02 pm
by larry14r
Rain_Maker wrote:my bad, is there any site thats got the salary of nba contracts

also is it possible to trade say for example: bynum for 1st pick

or is do the salary has to match somehow


i think salary has to match unless there is something else involved.