Realgm 2014 Fan Mock Draft

Johnny Be Goode · Post #61 » by **Johnny Be Goode** » Thu May 29, 2014 9:35 am

I think that there is no way that Nurkic lasts this long. If he's there at this point, you take him and run away smiling!

Post #62 » by **165bows** » Thu May 29, 2014 2:16 pm

orlandomanic wrote:If Boston doesn't respond in the next few hours, i'll just have them draft Elfrid Payton.

I will jump in. Boston takes PJ Hairston.

Reasons being: Hairston can be the offense off the bench behind a re-signed Avery Bradley. They need shooting in the worst way and Boston will have a hard time grabbing the A list shooters with this pick. He is also older and more experienced so should be able to contribute this year if a trade for Kevin Love happens this summer.

ManualRam · Post #63 » by **ManualRam** » Thu May 29, 2014 2:21 pm

sorry johnny but i'm taking this pick from ya. the bulls take nurkic.

draft and stash keeps some money free to throw in FA. bulls get an interior bruiser to balance out the thinly built bigs that they have. long term potential guy, possibly a starter down the road since joakim's no spring chicken anymore. can throw his weight around in the near term and provide some paint scoring, whenever he gets here.

orlandomanic · Post #64 » by **orlandomanic** » Thu May 29, 2014 2:33 pm

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Jabari Parker
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA Lakers - Aaron Gordon
8. Sacramento - Marcus Smart
9. Charlotte - Nik Stauskas
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris
11. Denver - Zach Lavine
12. Orlando- Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Walter Tavares
14. Phoenix - Dario Saric
15. Atlanta - Kyle Anderson
16. Chicago - James Young
17. Boston - PJ Hairston
18. Phoenix - Adreian Payne
19. Chicago - Jusuf Nurkic
20. Toronto - Clint Capela
21. Oklahoma City -

Thunder, you are at bat and Griz you are on deck.

Podirk · Post #65 » by **Podirk** » Thu May 29, 2014 3:09 pm

Thunder

With the last of the picks received from the Harden trade. Thunder pick in Dallas' spot. Even though I think OKC goes big man stash with pick, Hood's 3 pt shooting is exactly what the Thunder need to even out that bench.

vanjulio · Post #66 » by **vanjulio** » Thu May 29, 2014 4:18 pm

Grizzlies select Shabazz Napier.

Chris Wallace is back in charge and he always scouts the local talent up here in New England. I had a hard time going over Ennis but Napier now has championship stock and definitely worth a 1st round pick.

orlandomanic · Post #67 » by **orlandomanic** » Thu May 29, 2014 4:41 pm

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Jabari Parker
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA Lakers - Aaron Gordon
8. Sacramento - Marcus Smart
9. Charlotte - Nik Stauskas
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris
11. Denver - Zach Lavine
12. Orlando- Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Walter Tavares
14. Phoenix - Dario Saric
15. Atlanta - Kyle Anderson
16. Chicago - James Young
17. Boston - PJ Hairston
18. Phoenix - Adreian Payne
19. Chicago - Jusuf Nurkic
20. Toronto - Clint Capela
21. Oklahoma City - Rodney Hood
22. Memphis Grizzlies - Shabazz Napier
23. Utah Jazz -

Utah, you are at bat and Charlotte is on deck.

Post #68 » by **DelaneyRudd** » Thu May 29, 2014 5:24 pm

orlandomanic wrote:1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Jabari Parker
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA Lakers - Aaron Gordon
8. Sacramento - Marcus Smart
9. Charlotte - Nik Stauskas
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris
11. Denver - Zach Lavine
12. Orlando- Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Walter Tavares
14. Phoenix - Dario Saric
15. Atlanta - Kyle Anderson
16. Chicago - James Young
17. Boston - PJ Hairston
18. Phoenix - Adreian Payne
19. Chicago - Jusuf Nurkic
20. Toronto - Clint Capela
21. Oklahoma City - Rodney Hood
22. Memphis Grizzlies - Shabazz Napier
23. Utah Jazz -

Utah, you are at bat and Charlotte is on deck.

Glenn Robinson - Jazz need SF help, and who better than a guy who's best play was with the current starting PG?

JohnnyKILLroy · Post #69 » by **JohnnyKILLroy** » Thu May 29, 2014 5:41 pm

ManualRam wrote:sorry johnny but i'm taking this pick from ya. the bulls take nurkic.

draft and stash keeps some money free to throw in FA. bulls get an interior bruiser to balance out the thinly built bigs that they have. long term potential guy, possibly a starter down the road since joakim's no spring chicken anymore. can throw his weight around in the near term and provide some paint scoring, whenever he gets here.

BASTARDO!!!

I was gonna take Isaiah Austin!!!

Just kidding Nurkic was going to be my choice as well. Ignoring free agency I would want him to come over right away.

pickIBL · Post #70 » by **pickIBL** » Thu May 29, 2014 5:57 pm

DelaneyRudd wrote:
orlandomanic wrote:1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Jabari Parker
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA Lakers - Aaron Gordon
8. Sacramento - Marcus Smart
9. Charlotte - Nik Stauskas
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris
11. Denver - Zach Lavine
12. Orlando- Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Walter Tavares
14. Phoenix - Dario Saric
15. Atlanta - Kyle Anderson
16. Chicago - James Young
17. Boston - PJ Hairston
18. Phoenix - Adreian Payne
19. Chicago - Jusuf Nurkic
20. Toronto - Clint Capela
21. Oklahoma City - Rodney Hood
22. Memphis Grizzlies - Shabazz Napier
23. Utah Jazz -

Utah, you are at bat and Charlotte is on deck.

Glenn Robinson - Jazz need SF help, and who better than a guy who's best play was with the current starting PG?

If Kristaps Porzingis is indeed available at 23 its is very hard to see the current Jazz FO passing on him. Did you also consider the pros and cons of Porzingis and Micic before selecting the domestic product?

BlackOutBuzz · Post #71 » by **BlackOutBuzz** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:11 pm

Charlotte needs a backup point, but at this stage I think it'd be pretty hard to pass up TJ Warren. Pure scorer, I like him to spell MKG as well as spend some time at the 4. Would add a much-needed scoring punch to our bench.

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Liver_Pooty · Post #72 » by **Liver_Pooty** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:16 pm

BlackOutBobcat wrote:Charlotte needs a backup point, but at this stage I think it'd be pretty hard to pass up TJ Warren. Pure scorer, I like him to spell MKG as well as spend some time at the 4. Would add a much-needed scoring punch to our bench.

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I probably would have went with Tyler Ennis. Perfectly fine with Warren though

BlackOutBuzz · Post #73 » by **BlackOutBuzz** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:23 pm

Liver_Pooty wrote:
BlackOutBobcat wrote:Charlotte needs a backup point, but at this stage I think it'd be pretty hard to pass up TJ Warren. Pure scorer, I like him to spell MKG as well as spend some time at the 4. Would add a much-needed scoring punch to our bench.

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I probably would have went with Tyler Ennis. Perfectly fine with Warren though

I was debating between the two. I figure if we pass on McBuckets we can do a lot worse than the second leading scorer in college.

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spoonhoops · Post #74 » by **spoonhoops** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:23 pm

KJ McDaniels for the Jazz.

qianlong · Post #75 » by **qianlong** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:38 pm

JohnnyKILLroy wrote:
ManualRam wrote:sorry johnny but i'm taking this pick from ya. the bulls take nurkic.

draft and stash keeps some money free to throw in FA. bulls get an interior bruiser to balance out the thinly built bigs that they have. long term potential guy, possibly a starter down the road since joakim's no spring chicken anymore. can throw his weight around in the near term and provide some paint scoring, whenever he gets here.

BASTARDO!!!

I was gonna take Isaiah Austin!!!

Just kidding Nurkic was going to be my choice as well. Ignoring free agency I would want him to come over right away.

I would have liked Hood better with the 16th but Young is fine. Nurkic at 19th is a steal.

texasholdem · Post #76 » by **texasholdem** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:44 pm

25. Houston - Tyler Ennis, PG Syracuse

vanjulio · Post #77 » by **vanjulio** » Thu May 29, 2014 6:53 pm

sounds like Jazz fans have a lot of debate for this draft! :lol:

I had to look up those euros. Kristaps Porzingis is projected mid 2nd round... passss

EMG518 · Post #78 » by **EMG518** » Thu May 29, 2014 7:02 pm

If there isnt a person to pick for the Heat, Mitch Mcgary. The Heat arent looking to take any projects this late, Mcgary is a skilled big who would fit in great right away. May be the best player available as well. The slide of Elfrid Payton continues.

pickIBL · Post #79 » by **pickIBL** » Thu May 29, 2014 7:05 pm

vanjulio wrote:sounds like Jazz fans have a lot of debate for this draft!
I had to look up those euros. Kristaps Porzingis is projected mid 2nd round... passss

DX has him going 21 overall to OKC. If you have to look up players slotted in the 1st round... I'm not sure you belong in the conversation. Why talk about something or laugh about something you aren't even educated on?

vanjulio · Post #80 » by **vanjulio** » Thu May 29, 2014 7:07 pm

pickIBL wrote:
vanjulio wrote:sounds like Jazz fans have a lot of debate for this draft!
I had to look up those euros. Kristaps Porzingis is projected mid 2nd round... passss

DX has him going 21 overall to OKC.

ah.. DX is blocked where I am {work}... I see now!