Redo the 01 Draft(top 12 picks)
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Redo the 01 Draft(top 12 picks)
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Redo the 01 Draft(top 12 picks)
1. Gasol
2. Arenas
3. Parker
4. Chandler
5. J Johnson
6. Jefferson
7. Randolph
8. Richardson
9. G wallace
10. Battier
11. Okur
12. Curry
how the draft really went
http://www.nbadraft.net/2001.htm
2. Arenas
3. Parker
4. Chandler
5. J Johnson
6. Jefferson
7. Randolph
8. Richardson
9. G wallace
10. Battier
11. Okur
12. Curry
how the draft really went
http://www.nbadraft.net/2001.htm
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Kwame Brown scouting report:
Weaknesses: Inconsistency. Like any 18 year old coming straight to the league will take his lumps and see plenty of pine. Some have questions about his competiveness.
Strengths: Like Garnett, KB has freakish athleticism. Already bulkier than Garnett and could turn into more of a Webber type post player. Very graceful running the floor. Tremendous leaping aility. Passes and handles extraordinarily well for a 6-11 player. May still be growing. Touch on shots is excellent, and should only improve. Post game is solid. Very good shot blocker.
Weaknesses: Inconsistency. Like any 18 year old coming straight to the league will take his lumps and see plenty of pine. Some have questions about his competiveness.
Strengths: Like Garnett, KB has freakish athleticism. Already bulkier than Garnett and could turn into more of a Webber type post player. Very graceful running the floor. Tremendous leaping aility. Passes and handles extraordinarily well for a 6-11 player. May still be growing. Touch on shots is excellent, and should only improve. Post game is solid. Very good shot blocker.
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I know the numbers don't back me up but no question for me that'd I'd take G. Wallace and M. Okur over Zach Randolph and Eddie Curry; over Jason Richardson too at this point in their careers.
“Most people use statistics like a drunk man uses a lamppost; more for support than illumination,” Andrew Lang.
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That Nicka wrote:Kwame Brown scouting report:
Weaknesses: Inconsistency. Like any 18 year old coming straight to the league will take his lumps and see plenty of pine.Some have questions about his competiveness.
Strengths: Like Garnett, KB has freakish athleticism. Already bulkier than Garnett and could turn into more of a Webber type post player. Very graceful running the floor. Tremendous leaping aility. Passes and handles extraordinarily well for a 6-11 player. May still be growing. Touch on shots is excellent, and should only improve. Post game is solid. Very good shot blocker.
woah who was the guy who did the scouting.. was he watching the real kwame brown or some imposter
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Again, I'm doing this based on present-day team needs.
1-Washington-Gilbert Arenas
2-LAC-Joe Johnson (could be their tall PG, a la Shaun Livingston)
3-Memphis-Jason Richardson
4-Chicago-Pau Gasol
5-Golden State-Tyson Chandler
6-Memphis-Zach Randolph
7-New Jersey-Gerald Wallace
8-Cleveland-Tony Parker
9-Detroit-Richard Jefferson
10-Boston-Brandon Haywood
11-Boston-Mehmet Okur (inside-out bigman combination)
12-Seattle-Samuel Dalembert (no need for Johan Petro or Saer Sene today)
1-Washington-Gilbert Arenas
2-LAC-Joe Johnson (could be their tall PG, a la Shaun Livingston)
3-Memphis-Jason Richardson
4-Chicago-Pau Gasol
5-Golden State-Tyson Chandler
6-Memphis-Zach Randolph
7-New Jersey-Gerald Wallace
8-Cleveland-Tony Parker
9-Detroit-Richard Jefferson
10-Boston-Brandon Haywood
11-Boston-Mehmet Okur (inside-out bigman combination)
12-Seattle-Samuel Dalembert (no need for Johan Petro or Saer Sene today)