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Quote from: MBF on June 21, 2008, 09:07:32 AMLooking at other teams, what do you think Miami will do? They'll have to choose between Beasley and OJ Mayo, with Riley said to prefer the latter. I would think they go Beasley, though I honestly haven't been following it too tight lately, who does everyone have Charlotte taking? I've been hearing Love, though he may not last and one of the Lopez brothers from Stanford.
Looking at other teams, what do you think Miami will do? They'll have to choose between Beasley and OJ Mayo, with Riley said to prefer the latter.
Quote from: ts on June 21, 2008, 10:01:10 PMQuote from: MBF on June 21, 2008, 09:07:32 AMLooking at other teams, what do you think Miami will do? They'll have to choose between Beasley and OJ Mayo, with Riley said to prefer the latter. I would think they go Beasley, though I honestly haven't been following it too tight lately, who does everyone have Charlotte taking? I've been hearing Love, though he may not last and one of the Lopez brothers from Stanford.Ive read they have promised Westbrook at #9. But who knows.
Quote from: MBF on June 21, 2008, 09:07:32 AMLooking at other teams, what do you think Miami will do? They'll have to choose between Beasley and OJ Mayo, with Riley said to prefer the latter. Beasley no brainer. Mayo IMO is the most overrated player in this draft. Ive watched him and Bayless a lot, and Bayless IMO will be way better then OJ.
Bobcats need to get Brook Lopez if he falls. He may play soft, but he won't be the guy doing the dirty work; Okefor will. Alexander fits the mold of a perfect D'Antoni SF, scoring ability being a total liability on the defensive end. Check. Alexander was not impressive in college, all he did was post up smaller SF's in college and made close chippes toward the rim. You think he'll get away with that with the likes of Pierce, LeBrons, of the world??? Don't count out the Knicks taking Eric Gordon either and then sending Jamal Crawford elsewhere.Miami Heat seems to be impressed more with O.J Mayo than Michael Beasley, and I don't know why. Mayo does carry some point guard skills, but he is most definitely not what they NEED. Beasley has double-double potential written all over him. 20-10 type guy, nice range and tough near the rim. Athleticism is top flight, knows how to finish in traffic unlike most of these prospects.
Not sure I would give up on Martell yet and Leandro has not been able to prove he can play in a slow-down system. Yeah, he can play up-tempo but I would stick with Martell. Maybe package Martell, #13 and Rudy Fernandez for the #1 and Derrick Rose as that would be sweet. Chicago would never go for it so maybe even throw in Jack.Kevin Love is overrated and will be a bust in the NBA, as well Westbrook and not high on Buddinger at all.
Why would New York take Alexander at #6? They want Bayless/Westbrook, someone to replace Starbury. The flyer from LSU has a better shot going #6 than Alexander.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/draft2008/columns/story?columnist=ford_chad&page=MockDraft-080623Has the Magic going with Speights out of Florida. They need some help upfront.