Re-doing the 2008 NBA Draft
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Re-doing the 2008 NBA Draft
Bulls - Derrick Rose
Heat - Michael Beasley
Wolves - Brook Lopez
Thunder - Russell Westbrook
Grizzles - OJ Mayo
Knicks - Danilo Gallinari
Clippers - Eric Gordon
Bucks - Kevin Love
Bobcats - DJ Augustin
Nets - Jason Thompson
Blazers - Jerryd Bayless
Kings - Anthony Randolph
Pacers - Brandon Rush
Warriors - Mareese Speights
Suns - JaVale McGee
76ers - Courtney Lee
Who would our team take?
Heat - Michael Beasley
Wolves - Brook Lopez
Thunder - Russell Westbrook
Grizzles - OJ Mayo
Knicks - Danilo Gallinari
Clippers - Eric Gordon
Bucks - Kevin Love
Bobcats - DJ Augustin
Nets - Jason Thompson
Blazers - Jerryd Bayless
Kings - Anthony Randolph
Pacers - Brandon Rush
Warriors - Mareese Speights
Suns - JaVale McGee
76ers - Courtney Lee
Who would our team take?
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Am I allowed to vote in this one now that Grumpy McGrumperson is no longer in charge? lol

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cdash wrote:Am I allowed to vote in this one now that Grumpy McGrumperson is no longer in charge? lol
No.
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DGrangeRx33 wrote:cdash wrote:Am I allowed to vote in this one now that Grumpy McGrumperson is no longer in charge? lol
No.
Too late.
You will be happy to know that I have altered my Ty Lawson views. I still don't want him at #13, but I think he'll be better than I originally thought.

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I like the Pacer loyalty. Also, I like cdash coming around regarding Ty Lawson. I am also a recent convert - the numbers don't lie - he is good.
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cdash wrote:DGrangeRx33 wrote:cdash wrote:Am I allowed to vote in this one now that Grumpy McGrumperson is no longer in charge? lol
No.
Too late.
You will be happy to know that I have altered my Ty Lawson views. I still don't want him at #13, but I think he'll be better than I originally thought.

What changed your mind?
Wow, that Hollinger system has only Wade, Melo, Durant, and Conely above Lawson.
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Hey dgrange, I don't know how much longer I will be able to do this. I am going out of town on Tuesday and I have a lot to do before then. I can probably do a couple more teams, but that's it. Sorry. It is 5 AM and I am actually waking up and not going to bed, it's crazy!
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DGrangeRx33 wrote:What changed your mind?
Wow, that Hollinger system has only Wade, Melo, Durant, and Conely above Lawson.
I mean, I read these reports and watched his interview after his Pacer workout, and he seems to have a pretty solid grasp on things. And the numbers really don't lie. That assist-to-turnover ratio is outstanding, and he was solid all around. I can't say I know much about his defense though. The fact that he is something like 20-30 pounds bigger than Ford helped too. He's going to be more durable, and he seems to have better point guard skills than TJ.

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Why was Joe Alexander even an option? IIRC he was long gone by 17. He's going to bust badly, too.
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Yeah he is. I actually think DeAndre Jordan should be an option here. He actually had a fairly productive season for the LA Sideshows, and he (arguably) has more long term potential than Hibbert.

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dcpacersfan wrote:Why was Joe Alexander even an option? IIRC he was long gone by 17. He's going to bust badly, too.
This is a re-cast of last year's draft. They've gone to each team's board and had them vote on who they'd take...Milwaukee took Love instead of Alexander, and now Alexander's in a free fall.
I have no idea what you're talking about, and clearly, neither do you.
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Its funny how chatard only made Hibbert an option for the first time at pick #16 even though, as a #17 pick, Hibbs outperformed expectations generally for a rookie drafted at that spot. And did so in very limited minutes to boot.
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I just started the re-do draft for dgrange a couple picks ago. Any volunteers to take it over for a few spots?
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ILL DO IT
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Awesome, you're hired, thanks.