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Draft 2013: Early look at the top PGs

August 3, 2012 by Ed Weiland Leave a Comment

The 2013 PG class looks a little thin right now. There is no returning player who looks like a sure thing as a prospect and the incoming freshman class, which isn’t included here, looks weak. The class was hurt more when TJ McConnell, who may have been the top returning PG prospect, transferred from Duquense to Arizona and will sit out the year because of it. He’s one to keep in mind as a bust out star for 2014 though. Back to the present, there are three that rate above the crowd going into … [Read more...] about Draft 2013: Early look at the top PGs

Filed Under: NBA Draft Tagged With: Aaron Craft, Michael Carter-Williams, Nate Wolters, NBA Draft, Ryan Harrow

Transactions: 7/1-7/21 (Part I)

July 25, 2012 by Harlan Schreiber Leave a Comment

Atlanta Hawks 7/11 Traded Joe Johnson to Brooklyn for Jordan Farmar, DeShawn Stevenson, Anthony Morrow, Jordan Williams, Johan Petro, a first-round pick in 2013, and a second-round pick in 2017; waived Jordan Farmar 7/11 Traded Marvin Williams to Utah for Devin Harris 7/12 Signed Louis Williams In all, a very nice start for Danny Ferry.  The Johnson contract was sure to hamper the team long-term and it had to be dumped, even if it would downgrade the team for the next season.  Similarly, … [Read more...] about Transactions: 7/1-7/21 (Part I)

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Transactions: 6/4-6/30

July 5, 2012 by Harlan Schreiber Leave a Comment

Atlanta Hawks 6/25       Named Danny Ferry general manager Ferry’s first go around in Cleveland was a mixed bag.   He was perfectly competent in bringing in pieces to fill holes around LeBron James but struggled in making the big deal to push the Cavs over the top.   Ferry’s biggest free agent signing was Larry Hughes, who looked pretty good in D.C. but couldn’t shoot well enough to mesh with LBJ.  The other big move was getting Antawn Jamison for LeBron’s last run.  Jamison was perfectly … [Read more...] about Transactions: 6/4-6/30

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NBA Draft 2012: Grades

June 29, 2012 by Ed Weiland Leave a Comment

This draft is Anthony Davis followed by a whole lot of meh. There’s a lot of journeyman depth. There are a lot of decent prospects, but few good ones. For that reason the 2012 draft is a tough one to evaluate and grade. There will be some players who develop into rotation regulars and even stars though and I’m going to try and sort that out right here. I grade on a curve. There will be 3 A’s, 6 B’s, 12 C’s, 6 D’s and 3 F’s. Grades are given based mainly on how much each team used their 2012 … [Read more...] about NBA Draft 2012: Grades

Filed Under: NBA Draft Tagged With: Anthony Davis, Bradley Beal, Dion Waiters, Harrison Barnes, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, NBA Draft, New Orleans Hornets, Thomas Robinson

NBA Draft 2012: Top 60 (Not a mock draft)

June 27, 2012 by Ed Weiland Leave a Comment

This is not a mock draft. Mocks suggest some inside knowledge of how the draft will transpire. I have no such knowledge other than what I might read here and there. This is the order of how I would draft this group of players. This is an incredibly difficult bunch to rank after the top pick. After Davis every player has major concerns and isn’t a guy I’d want in the top 2-10 of most drafts. What this draft does have going for it is what I’ll call journeyman depth. There will be players … [Read more...] about NBA Draft 2012: Top 60 (Not a mock draft)

Filed Under: NBA Draft Tagged With: Andrew Nicholson, Anthony Davis, Brad Beal, Dion Waiters, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, NBA Draft, Thomas Robinson

NBA Draft 2012: Centers

June 26, 2012 by Ed Weiland Leave a Comment

The evaluation of the centers plays out something like the PFs. There are benchmarks that should be met before I consider them good prospects. There are exceptions and I’ll get into those as they apply. The main thing to know is the 2PP should be over .600, the R40 over 10.0 and the B40 over 3.0. Those are minimum numbers. The better prospects should do better in every category. Scoring frequently is nice, but not as important as it is with the other position. Possessing a 3-point shot and good … [Read more...] about NBA Draft 2012: Centers

Filed Under: NBA Draft, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bernard James, Dusan Cantekin, Eli Holman, Fab Melo, Festus Ezeli, Garrett Stutz, Henry Sims, Kyle O'Quinn, Meyers Leonard, Ognjen Kuzmic, Tyler Zeller

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