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1. Miami Heat: Micheal Beasley
2. Minnesota Timberwolves: Derrick Rose
3. Seatle Supersonics: OJ Mayo
4. Memhis Grizzlies: Brook Lopez
5. New York Knicks: Jerydd Bayliss
6. L.A. Clippers: Eric Gordon
7. Milwaukee Bucks: DeAndre Jordan
8. Charlotte Bobcats: Darrell Arthur
9. Indiana Pacers: Anthony Randolph
10. Chicago Bulls: JaVale McGee
11. Pheonix Suns: Danilo Gallinari
12. Sacremento Kings: Donte Greene
13. Portland Trailblazers: Russel Westbrook
14. Denver Nuggets: Kevin Love
15. New Jersey Nets: Nicolas Batum
16. Philidelphia 76ers: DJ Augistin
17. Washington Wizards: Hasheem Thabeet
18. Toronto Raptors: Chris Douglas-Roberts
19. Clevland Caveliers: Chase Budinger
20. Golden State Warriors: Bill Walker
21. Orlando Magic: Roy Hibbert
22. New Jersey Nets: DeVon Hardin
23. Utah Jazz: Darren Collison
24. San Antonio Spurs: Tyler Hansbrough
25. Seatle Supersonics: Ty Lawson
26. Houston Rockets: Joe Alexander
27. Memphis Grizzlies: Brandon Rush
28. New Orleans Hornets: Joey Dorsey
29. Detroit Pistons: Ryan Anderson
30. Boston Celtics: JJ Hickinson

How is it the TWolves get the #2 pick? Did you run some arbitrary lottery?

[quote="djthesonicsfan"]How is it the TWolves get the #2 pick? Did you run some arbitrary lottery?[/quote]

I did the ESPN lottery once. And however it landed thats what the lotto order was going to be. Then went on from there. Thought it might have been more fun. As a sonics fan are you not happy with an OJ Mayo and Ty Lawson Draft?

Not sure DeAndre Jordan makes much sense in Mil.

no way raps select CDR there..

[quote="RyGuy24"]Not sure DeAndre Jordan makes much sense in Mil.[/quote]

Milwaukee Bucks need to rebuild. I expect them to look to deal Micheal Redd for whatever they can get and then have a young front court with Yi Jianlain and DeAndre Jordan...assuming those guys live up to there potential, that could be one heck of a frontcourt

raptors would rather take bill walker or tyler smith

Chris DR for the Raptors at #18 is fine with me. He has proven to be a solid SF for Memphis in this NCAA tournament.

gobullschi wrote:Milwaukee Bucks need to rebuild. I expect them to look to deal Micheal Redd for whatever they can get and then have a young front court with Yi Jianlain and DeAndre Jordan...assuming those guys live up to there potential, that could be one heck of a frontcourt

You know they already have Bogut, right?

yea but do they want to pass on the so called next "dwight howard"... who do u think Milwaukee would rather draft? Just curious

The next Dwight? If Dwight went to college do you think he would have this much difficulty getting on the floor? He can't do just about anything close to Dwight when they were the same age.

[quote="RyGuy24"]The next Dwight? If Dwight went to college do you think he would have this much difficulty getting on the floor? He can't do just about anything close to Dwight when they were the same age.[/quote]

I never said he WOULD be the next Dwight. Personally i dont see it happening but you never know. He has the size and athletism, and the POTENTIAL. Its more of a value pick then anything.

Pistons are NOT taking another PF. They have 5 already.

Centers first, Small Forwards second.

If DJ Augustin is available at #13, hes a Portland Trailblazer

I don't understand Jordan for Milwaukee. I understand you take the best player on the board never go with what you need I just think there are better players on the board than Jordan.

DeAndre Jordan makes sense in Milwaukee. He projects out to at LEAST three years, and Bogut is a F/C, so Jordan and Bogut could be on the floor at the same time, and Bogut is a very good passer.

Milwaukee also has Yi, Villanueva, Simmons, and Mason at the F spot. It will be a challenge to get them all considerable playing time, if even possible at all.

But they have only one good center in Bogut (Gadzuric is a joke) so drafting a big man for the long term could make sense from that perspective.

Augustine to Philly at 19 would be a dream come true.