Post by Spencer on Nov 13, 2009 17:06:09 GMT -5
1. Houston Rockets (from the Los Angeles Clippers) - George McGinnis C 6'8'' 235 23 B+ C+ C B B A
McGinnis is the #1 pick. He has a great inside outside game. Solid rebounder and defender and hes a great worker. Should become a big star in BBS.
2. Denver Nuggets - Larry Kenon PF 6'9'' 205 20 B+ C C B- C+ A
Nuggets have some great young small players so they need to go big here. McGinnis would be perfect, but Kenon isnt a bad second option. Kenon is a solid inside scorer with some big upside. Should be a very solid starter.
3. Miami Heat - Phil Smith SG 6'4'' 185 21 B+ C+ C- B- D+ A
Heat could really use a big time PG, but none are available. Here they get another good young SG in Phil Smith. Smith loves to attack the basket and actually has a pretty good jumpshot as well. great pick by the Heat.
4. Philadelphia 76ers - John Williamson SG 6'2'' 185 22 B C+ C C C- A
76ers have a star, now they need some complimentary pieces. Williamson should fit in perfect. Most scouts see him as an undersized SG, while others think he could transform into a PG. One thig is for certain, he can score and he has big time upside.
5. Los Angeles Lakers - Doug Collins SF 6'6'' 180 22 B+ C C+ C+ D A
Lakers have a great young SF in Bingo Smith, but both he and Collins are versatile enough to both play big minutes. Collins is a very good scorer who is also a solid ball handler.
6. Houston Rockets - Swen Nater C 6'11'' 240 23 B C- F+ C+ B+ A
Not an ideal center because he doesn't defend well, Nater is a very good scorer and rebounder. the Nater-McGinnis combination should be very good for a long time.
7. Miami Heat (from the Chicago Bulls) - Caldwell Jones C 6'11'' 220 22 C+ D+ D+ A- B- A
The Heat need another big time defender down low and they ge just that in Caldwell Jones. He has no offensive game to speak of but with Bob Lanier, Phil Smith and Randy Smith they should score enough.
8. Detroit Pistons - FORFEITED
9. Philadelphia 76ers (from the Dallas Mavericks) - Jim Chones C 6'11'' 220 23 B C C- B- B- A
Sixers need to continue to add pieces around Dr. J. In Chones they get the best big man available. A solid post scorer, Chones can also board and defend a little.
10. Sacramento Kings - Mike Bantom C 6'9'' 200 21 B- C C- B- C+ A
Kings need to add some more to there Jackson-Webb core. Here they get a solid post player that may be able to step in at PF and move Jackson to a more favorable spot at SF.
11. Memphis Grizzlies (from the Atlanta Hawks) - M.L. Carr SF 6'6'' 205 22 B- C+ C B+ C+ B
Carr is a very versatile player that can play multiple positions. With all the trades the Grizzlies make having versatile players that can play multiple positions is key. Carr should fit right in.
12. Milwaukee Bucks - Mike D'Antoni PG 6'3'' 185 22 C+ C+ B A- C B
Bucks drafted a nice young PG last year in Bibby, but they cant pass on D'Antoni here. D'Antoni is a solid prospect who makes good decisions and has solid upside.
13. Houston Rockets (from the New Jersey Nets) - Kermit Washington C 6'8'' 230 22 B- C- D+ B- B- B
Rockets continue to add big bodies. Washington is a very hard worker who has some nice skills. Washington can play multiple positions and should be a solid rotation player for the Rockets.
McGinnis is the #1 pick. He has a great inside outside game. Solid rebounder and defender and hes a great worker. Should become a big star in BBS.
2. Denver Nuggets - Larry Kenon PF 6'9'' 205 20 B+ C C B- C+ A
Nuggets have some great young small players so they need to go big here. McGinnis would be perfect, but Kenon isnt a bad second option. Kenon is a solid inside scorer with some big upside. Should be a very solid starter.
3. Miami Heat - Phil Smith SG 6'4'' 185 21 B+ C+ C- B- D+ A
Heat could really use a big time PG, but none are available. Here they get another good young SG in Phil Smith. Smith loves to attack the basket and actually has a pretty good jumpshot as well. great pick by the Heat.
4. Philadelphia 76ers - John Williamson SG 6'2'' 185 22 B C+ C C C- A
76ers have a star, now they need some complimentary pieces. Williamson should fit in perfect. Most scouts see him as an undersized SG, while others think he could transform into a PG. One thig is for certain, he can score and he has big time upside.
5. Los Angeles Lakers - Doug Collins SF 6'6'' 180 22 B+ C C+ C+ D A
Lakers have a great young SF in Bingo Smith, but both he and Collins are versatile enough to both play big minutes. Collins is a very good scorer who is also a solid ball handler.
6. Houston Rockets - Swen Nater C 6'11'' 240 23 B C- F+ C+ B+ A
Not an ideal center because he doesn't defend well, Nater is a very good scorer and rebounder. the Nater-McGinnis combination should be very good for a long time.
7. Miami Heat (from the Chicago Bulls) - Caldwell Jones C 6'11'' 220 22 C+ D+ D+ A- B- A
The Heat need another big time defender down low and they ge just that in Caldwell Jones. He has no offensive game to speak of but with Bob Lanier, Phil Smith and Randy Smith they should score enough.
8. Detroit Pistons - FORFEITED
9. Philadelphia 76ers (from the Dallas Mavericks) - Jim Chones C 6'11'' 220 23 B C C- B- B- A
Sixers need to continue to add pieces around Dr. J. In Chones they get the best big man available. A solid post scorer, Chones can also board and defend a little.
10. Sacramento Kings - Mike Bantom C 6'9'' 200 21 B- C C- B- C+ A
Kings need to add some more to there Jackson-Webb core. Here they get a solid post player that may be able to step in at PF and move Jackson to a more favorable spot at SF.
11. Memphis Grizzlies (from the Atlanta Hawks) - M.L. Carr SF 6'6'' 205 22 B- C+ C B+ C+ B
Carr is a very versatile player that can play multiple positions. With all the trades the Grizzlies make having versatile players that can play multiple positions is key. Carr should fit right in.
12. Milwaukee Bucks - Mike D'Antoni PG 6'3'' 185 22 C+ C+ B A- C B
Bucks drafted a nice young PG last year in Bibby, but they cant pass on D'Antoni here. D'Antoni is a solid prospect who makes good decisions and has solid upside.
13. Houston Rockets (from the New Jersey Nets) - Kermit Washington C 6'8'' 230 22 B- C- D+ B- B- B
Rockets continue to add big bodies. Washington is a very hard worker who has some nice skills. Washington can play multiple positions and should be a solid rotation player for the Rockets.
