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Title: Picks 30-39 done Post by: PacersGM on October 05, 2007, 12:36:15 AM Timberwolves Draft SF Nickolas Majerle with pick #1 of round 2. (CPU)
Supersonics Draft C Donald Harpring with pick #2 of round 2. Cavs Draft SG Johnny Twyman with pick #3 of round 2. Raptors Draft PF Anthony Daly with pick #4 of round 2. Rockets Draft PG Keyon Olajuwon with pick #5 of round 2. Lakers Draft PG Billy McDyess with pick #6 of round 2. Magic Draft PG Ed Wallace with pick #7 of round 2. Magic Draft C Johnny King with pick #8 of round 2. Clippers Draft SG Khalid Bellamy with pick #9 of round 2. Heat Draft SF Raymond Daly with pick #10 of round 2. (CPU) Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: PacersGM on October 05, 2007, 12:37:52 AM finally it seems we have a LAKERSgm. Wolves hasn´t even been online since his introduction. can somebody tell this guy FA is near :(
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: LakersGM on October 05, 2007, 01:29:15 AM I'm pretty satisfied with McDyess. At 18 years old, with several categories containing "C+" ratings, and with "B" defense...he could improve into an interesting player provided that he has some potential in him.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: NetsGM on October 05, 2007, 06:50:25 AM Again, I didn't check potential on anyone, but I liked the looks of Harpring and Twyman. I don't think I'm going to like the looks of the two guys I'm going to end up with at 52 and 54....both picks are still available by the way.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: CavsGM on October 05, 2007, 08:05:12 AM Damn, I wanted Harpring. But oh well, Twyman could also turn out to be decent.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: NetsGM on October 05, 2007, 08:49:02 AM Just sent WolvesGM another e-mail asking what's up.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: Str8westcoasta on October 05, 2007, 10:36:50 AM I'm intrigued by my 2nd selection:
Keyon Olajuwon PG 20 6'2'' 181 C+ C+ C B D B If his potential is decent he could turn into a nice undersized SG in a year or two. If he gets to B- B- C B D B, which isn't entirely realistic, he could even make my rotation... A lot of people passed up on Ed Wallace PG 22 5'7'' 196 C B B- B D+ D , hopefully that potential is real or we look pretty stupid. Someone must have checked it though, or else he would be the steal of the draft.... potential anyone? Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: SpursGM-old on October 05, 2007, 10:46:05 AM A lot of people passed up on Ed Wallace PG .... potential anyone? Let's just say I checked and didn't think he was worth the #26 pick... Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: CelticsGM on October 05, 2007, 10:54:47 AM I'm intrigued by my 2nd selection: Keyon Olajuwon PG 20 6'2'' 181 C+ C+ C B D B If his potential is decent he could turn into a nice undersized SG in a year or two. If he gets to B- B- C B D B, which isn't entirely realistic, he could even make my rotation... A lot of people passed up on Ed Wallace PG 22 5'7'' 196 C B B- B D+ D , hopefully that potential is real or we look pretty stupid. Someone must have checked it though, or else he would be the steal of the draft.... potential anyone? don't get me wrong, but a PG with C handling raises some alarm bells for me. He'll need every bit of potential to ever get backup worthy. And what's so intruiging about Wallace ? A 5'7 guy, mediocre handling, guess he can have shooting and defense ratings as much as he likes, his size will keep him in trouble all his career. Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: NetsGM on October 05, 2007, 11:08:02 AM Quote And what's so intruiging about Wallace ? A 5'7 guy, mediocre handling, guess he can have shooting and defense ratings as much as he likes, his size will keep him in trouble all his career. Like it did Earl Boykins? Go for attributes. Worry about size later. Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: CelticsGM on October 05, 2007, 11:32:37 AM what if you have neither ... and miss potential on top (which I assume they didn't know) ?
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: NetsGM on October 05, 2007, 11:48:02 AM when you're drafting this late, bpa is always the best way to go. always. we can argue about whether he's the bpa, but bringing size into the equation would be a mistake.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: MagicGM on October 05, 2007, 12:05:53 PM when you're drafting this late, bpa is always the best way to go. always. we can argue about whether he's the bpa, but bringing size into the equation would be a mistake. yes, agreed. I think going by BPA, especially in the 2nd round is the best possible thing to do. Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: ClippersGM-old on October 05, 2007, 03:42:30 PM Nice draft. I really like my picks, Green and Bellamy.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: CelticsGM on October 05, 2007, 03:53:44 PM yes, agreed. I think going by BPA, especially in the 2nd round is the best possible thing to do. really? you think taking the best available player with pick #37 makes sense? who would have thought ... ;-) but the point is, a 5'7" PG with no potential (at least from what we know) and mediocre ballhandling shouldn't really be the BPA at any point in the draft ... Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: WolvesGM on October 05, 2007, 06:08:06 PM Hands off Ed Pinckney. It's only fitting for a Villanova student to pick up an alum.
Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: MagicGM on October 05, 2007, 09:57:50 PM yes, agreed. I think going by BPA, especially in the 2nd round is the best possible thing to do. really? you think taking the best available player with pick #37 makes sense? who would have thought ... ;-) but the point is, a 5'7" PG with no potential (at least from what we know) and mediocre ballhandling shouldn't really be the BPA at any point in the draft ... Title: Re: Picks 30-39 done Post by: CelticsGM on October 06, 2007, 01:47:56 AM heh, I don't think there are any players left that can contribute like wallace can. they are more C or B- players... don't know his potential though. I might waive him too. haha well, at least you got it partly right ... :lmao: j/k - I love 2nd rounders |