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1. Miami - PF Michael Beasley
2. Seattle - PG Derrick Rose
3. Minnesota - C Brook Lopez
4. New York - G Jerryd Bayless
5. Memphis - SG O.J. Mayo
6. LA Clippers - SG Eric Gordon
7. Milwaukee - PF Kevin Love
8. Charlotte - PF Marreese Speights
9. Chicago - G Russell Westbrook
10. New Jersey - SF Danilo Gallinari
11. Indiana - PG D.J. Augustin
12. Sacramento - C DeAndre Jordan
13. Portland - SF Anthony Randolph
14. Golden State - PF Darrell Arthur
15. Phoenix (via ATL) - SF/PF Donte Greene
16. Toronto - C Roy Hibbert
17. Philadelphia

Why does Milwaukee take a PF? They have Yi, Bogut and CV on the roster already and Love is not a game changer.

Why does New Jersey take Danillo? They want to bring back Nachbar and as of now, Jefferson is still there.

And I think most King fans would burn down Arco if DeAndre Jordan was their pick. Just a thought.

EDIT: Good work though on the mock, I hate when I sound negative. I like the first five.

DanTown8587 wrote:Why does Milwaukee take a PF? They have Yi, Bogut and CV on the roster already and Love is not a game changer.

Why does New Jersey take Danillo? They want to bring back Nachbar and as of now, Jefferson is still there.

And I think most King fans would burn down Arco if DeAndre Jordan was their pick. Just a thought.

EDIT: Good work though on the mock, I hate when I sound negative. I like the first five.

A lot of kings fans would love DeAndre Jordan IMO. We really haven't had anyone athletic and tall on the roster since CWebb blew his knee up. We haven't had a shotblocker since then. If he could become close to what Tyson Chandler is now and we got him I think we'd wind up jizzing ourselves. He's the perfect compliment to Hawes IMO, rebounding+defending PF that will block some shots. Our GM also said at a season ticket holder event we'll get a big man coach or something like that.

I don't think it's fair to bash Jordan. The guy is physically gifted and everyone expected him to just come in and dominate like a Dwight Howard. Okay, he's not Dwight. Still doesn't mean he can't become good. The guy had no big man coach at A&M, nobody obviously taught him anything in high school, but if a big man coach can help him out he still has the potential to be a very good player. Besides, we don't need a major scorer with Martin and Hawes for the future. Martin is 6th in the NBA in scoring right now or something like that, Hawes is going to be a good offensive player because he already has hella post moves and a nice J. We need a rebounder and shotblocker. Jordan hasn't recieved any coahing and A&M was more committed to trying to win this year than developing a young big man who probably was leaving for the NBA anyway.

For the record, I am not against the pick of Jordan. In fact I want to see him go to the Bulls. But my point is many Kings fans have voiced displeasure over him. I like him. He is raw yes, but don't ask the kid to be good right away (or even play for that matter) and you might have something.