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1) cle - wiggins
2) mil - embiid
3) phi - parker
4) orl - exum
5) uta - randle
6) bos - smart
7) lal - vonleh
8) sac - gordon
9) cha - stauskas
10) phi - lavine
11) den - saric
12) orl - mcdermott
13) min - harris
14) pho - young
15) atl - hood
16) chi - nurkic
17) bos - warren
18) pho - payton
19) chi - hairston
20) tor - capela
21) OKC - ???

please list up to 3 choices, in order of preference, for who you would like OKC to take with the #21 pick. i will allow as much time as reasonably necessary to finalize a decision. assume, of course, that the pick will not be traded and that the previously selected players are ineligible. thanks in advance for your participation. thunder fans only please

Tyler Ennis

Got to ride that Payne train! He is a stretch 4 who stayed all four years. Was a top recruit it just took him a lot of time to develop which is what you usually see with big men. He is a decent defensive big too.

Backup:
Ennis - good backup PG that distributes the ball, would move Jackson to SG
McDaniels - 3&D potential, can play both wing positions

Ennis is the upside pick. A better shooting version of Rondo. It gives options in how to deal with Reggie. It makes the offense more versatile going forward. It gives good insurance in case Westbrook misses time again this year.

Payne is a low ceiling pick. Payne is one of the oldest players in the draft after being one of the oldest players in college last year! Payne took 4 years to be come a solid college player and he still gets pushed around on the block. He needs to get stronger, extend his shooting range and adjust to NBA speed. It would be like drafting a 26 year old QB in the NFL and we've seen how that worked for the Panthers and Browns.

1. Ennis
2. Dinwiddie
3. Klimenko

Ennis dropped, so OK:

Jordan Adams
Ennis
Dinwiddie

Ennis
Dinwiddie
Payne

Kizz Fastfists wrote:
Payne is a low ceiling pick. Payne is one of the oldest players in the draft after being one of the oldest players in college last year! Payne took 4 years to be come a solid college player and he still gets pushed around on the block. He needs to get stronger, extend his shooting range and adjust to NBA speed. It would be like drafting a 26 year old QB in the NFL and we've seen how that worked for the Panthers and Browns.
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Only if you lack understanding of why we'd be drafting him. It would be more akin to trading a third round pick for Damon Huard.

Ennis. Value pick. Not my favorite but it's probably BPA.