Re: The Official 2012 NBA Draft Thread - June 28, 2012, 7:30 PM EST
UNC F John Henson is the "likely" pick at No. 9 for the Pistons, according to the Detroit Free Press.
According to the report, the Pistons will "entertain trade proposals" to move down in the draft, but should the team hold onto its pick, Henson is viewed as the most likely selection. He's been projected in several mock drafts to land with the Pistons, and this will do nothing to quiet that speculation
Re: The Official 2012 NBA Draft Thread - June 28, 2012, 7:30 PM EST
The Raptors have "stayed aggressive in their pursuit" of Syracuse G Dion Waiters, sources tell Yahoo! Sports.
In addition to Waiters drawing significant consideration from the Cavs with the No. 4 pick, the team is also reportedly interested in Florida SG Bradley Beal.
However, the Cavs have been understandably hesitant at taking on Tyrus Thomas' poisonous contract in any potential deal to move up to the No. 2 slot. Per Wonjanrwoski, "multiple league executives" believe both Toronto and Phoenix
Re: The Official 2012 NBA Draft Thread - June 28, 2012, 7:30 PM EST
I don't think going to the prudential center to the see the draft would be very exciting, you basically just hear the names called and that's it.. On tv you have all the coverage, opinions, trade speculation, reports etc
Re: The Official 2012 NBA Draft Thread - June 28, 2012, 7:30 PM EST
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Originally Posted by Salazaar
I don't think going to the prudential center to the see the draft would be very exciting, you basically just hear the names called and that's it.. On tv you have all the coverage, opinions, trade speculation, reports etc
i think the highlight is the knick fans' reactions to their pick
or heckling stephen a, heckling stephen a would definitely make it worthwhile
Re: The Official 2012 NBA Draft Thread - June 28, 2012, 7:30 PM EST
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Originally Posted by Warners0
UNC F John Henson is the "likely" pick at No. 9 for the Pistons, according to the Detroit Free Press.
According to the report, the Pistons will "entertain trade proposals" to move down in the draft, but should the team hold onto its pick, Henson is viewed as the most likely selection. He's been projected in several mock drafts to land with the Pistons, and this will do nothing to quiet that speculation
actually love this for detroit. i can't really think of a better player to pair with monroe. it will allow detroit to hide monroe a bit on defense since henson is such a great post defender. he's also serviceable on offense.
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Originally Posted by ganja0710
Draymond Green or Jeff TAylor to OKC please...
i think taylor will be a really good bench player in this league. would add even more depth to a potent OKC team
Re: The Official 2012 NBA Draft Thread - June 28, 2012, 7:30 PM EST
Couldn't agree more about that player. He has tremendous upside and real NBA potential. Great length. He's long with a tremendous wingspan. Gives you intangibles but still needs to work on his overall skillset. The question being will his skills translate to the NBA level. Still all in all, an excellent prospect at this spot in the draft.