ATL -1 Player League Draft COMPLETE

[-Kees-]

Since I have no clue who to auto pick, GH can pick his final pick when he comes on, and we will move onto docking now

[dockingsched]

lets go with the shot block king, elmore smith.

[-Kees-]

Riot takes Rod Strickland, per his list

[Snakebites]

Maurice Lucas.

Great chemistry with Walton, gives me another proven championship combo if I so choose.

[GrantHill]

freaking GrantHill man!

Sorry, I thought I sent my list.

Hedo Turkoglu

[-Kees-]

Ok, same thing here with joebob, since its the last round, PDM can pick, and joebob can when he comes on next

[poopdamoop]

I'll take Larry Johnson with my last pick

[JoebobLollipop]

mark jackson

[-Kees-]

Continuing with what we have been doing, Warriorfan can pick when he comes up, but Miller takes Danny Granger, per his list.

[Warriorfan]

I will take PG David Bing from Det 22 pts 8 assists over 10yrs

[CellarDoor]

Sean Elliott

[MJallday59]

Jon Starks

[TMACFORMVP]

Jeff Ruland



excerpt from TrueLAFan

One of those guys who was such an oddball in terms of skills, you had to see it to believe it. (He shared that with Charles Barkley...except not as many people saw Ruland.) Ruland turned the ball over a lot. That being said, his assiast/turnover ratio was around 1 to 1 because he was an excellent passer. There's not much else bad to say about him. He used his size well to keep opposing big men out of the lane; he didn't block shots, but he was a good, physical man defender. And—this is the kicker—he was close to unstoppable on offense. Seriously. He had a great midrange shot, one of the best first step spin moves you've ever seen on a big man (especially a 250 pound big man), good court vision...he was just a force out there. In the Bullets playoff series against the Celtics, it was not a mystery that Ruland would be running the offense. And the Celtics had Parish and McHale and Maxwell and Bird on the front line...the usual cast. They “held” Ruland to 52% shooting...which sounds like Ruland still shot very well. Which he did...for anyone not named Jeff Ruland. Ruland shot 58% during the season. Ruland did compensate for his “off”shooting against the Celtics by pulling down about 13 rebounds and averaging about 8 assists a game. So, to make that clear, in the playoffs, against a great defensive team with a historically great frontline that essentially was keying on him, Jeff Ruland averaged: 24.0 ppg, 12.8 rpg, 7.8 apg.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL1xBwRHMhI&feature=channel_video_title[/youtube]

Great video, came out today (lol), shows activity on the boards, Celtics double and triple teaming, inside play, little range on the jumper, play from the high post, and physical defense on Parish. Even had a play where he took the ball, and brought it up the floor to set up a fast break like a guard. Can't believe I got a Magic/Kareem hybrid here.

[TMACFORMVP]

OK, I'm real stupid, completely forgot bast was the guy who was after me, and kinda just posted my pick and left. Per his list he selects Daryl Dawkins.

[lorak]

Tyson Chandler