[轉錄][轉錄][外電] 模擬選秀--如果現役球員也可選
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作者: Cj3636736 (Kobe CP3 D-Will!!!!!!) 看板: Lakers
標題: [轉錄][外電] 模擬選秀--如果現役球員也可選
時間: Thu Jun 26 02:11:42 2008
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作者: pennymarcus (De-troit Basketball) 看板: Pistons
標題: [外電] 模擬選秀--如果現役球員也可選
時間: Wed Jun 25 20:08:57 2008
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/chris_mannix/06/24/fantasy.draft
/index.html
Everyone in the pool: Mock draft with all NBA players available
這篇由運動畫刊Chris Mannix執筆 個人覺得還蠻有意思 大家可以看看~~
活塞唯一上榜的是第25順位的Rip
Imagine if every player in the league were available and each team had a
crack at drafting one, at his current age, in the order of the 2008 NBA draft
(first-round picks that were traded have been returned to their original
owner). Who would you take to start your team? Here is our first round.
1. Chicago Bulls: LeBron James, SF, 23 years old. Scary as it sounds, James
might still be years away from reaching his prime. Imagine James with slight
improvements in his defense and perimeter game.
2. Miami Heat: Dwight Howard, C, 22. Shot-blocking, physically intimidating,
attack-the-rim centers are hard to come by. Actually, outside of Howard, they
are nearly impossible. As he proved this past season in Orlando, Howard is
capable of dominating even with undersized help.
3. Minnesota Timberwolves: Kobe Bryant, SG, 29. Does Bryant inspire or
intimidate? Who cares as long he gets the job done, which Bryant does with
staggering success.
4. Seattle SuperSonics: Chris Paul, PG, 23. Ask Phoenix or New Jersey what an
elite point guard can do for you. The probing Paul is Steve Nash circa 2005
and has seven or eight prime years still in front of him.
5. Memphis Grizzlies: Yao Ming, C, 27. Size? Check. Skills? Double-check.
Aggressive personality? Check, check, check. He has shrugged off his passive
demeanor and become fiercely competitive, perhaps the lone attribute that had
stood between Yao and greatness. Well, that and better health.
6. New York Knicks: Kevin Garnett, PF, 32. Yes, with KG as your cornerstone,
you will have to find a fourth-quarter scorer. But that's about all you will
need to find to complement this ultimate team player and defensive menace.
7. Los Angeles Clippers: Amaré Stoudemire, F/C, 25. Lingering questions
about the health of his surgically repaired knees vanished after a
25.2-point, 9.1-rebound season in 2007-08. Dominating offense, questionable
defense.
8. Milwaukee Bucks: Dwyane Wade, SG, 26. Wade's strengths -- explosive first
step, attack-the-basket mentality and an improving jump shot -- speak for
themselves, but questions about his long-term durability drop him a couple of
notches on this list.
9. Charlotte Bobcats: Chris Bosh, PF, 24. The fluid Bosh could probably stand
to put on a few pounds, but few big men can match his interior skills and
feathery outside touch.
10. New Jersey Nets: Tim Duncan, F/C, 32. Only age keeps Duncan from going
higher. Duncan operates out of the post like Bill Walton and is as
fundamentally sound as they come. Unfortunately, the 11-year veteran has
played nearly two full seasons in playoff games, meaning his decline should
be only a few years away.
11. Indiana Pacers: Carmelo Anthony, SF, 24. A smooth jump shot, physical
inside game and improving defense. The occasional lapse in maturity -- and
some pretty good talent ahead of him -- keeps 'Melo out of the top 10.
12. Sacramento Kings: Dirk Nowitzki, PF, 30. Before the 2006 NBA Finals,
Nowitzki probably would have been a top three pick. But Nowitzki's inability
to develop a reliable post-up game has cost him a few spots. Still, the
sweet-shooting 7-footer is a building-block player.
13. Portland Trail Blazers: Gilbert Arenas, PG, 26. Arenas will probably
never be a pure point guard. But paired with a bigger ball handler in the
backcourt -- saving Arenas from having to defend the point position -- Agent
Zero could be an unstoppable offensive force. Assuming the knee is healthy,
of course.
14. Golden State Warriors: Greg Oden, C, 20. OK, so Oden hasn't played a game
yet. But a 7-foot, 250-pound center with superior defensive ability has to be
considered a franchise player. Any offensive skills he develops -- and he
will develop them -- are a bonus.
15. Atlanta Hawks: Tony Parker, PG, 26. With a deadly teardrop, an improving
jump shot and a proven ability to lead a veteran team, Parker epitomizes a
franchise point guard.
16. Philadelphia 76ers: Deron Williams, PG, 23. Big, strong, fast, good going
to the basket and a lethal shooter. If Williams has any flaws, it's that at
times he looks likes a shooting guard in a point guard's body.
17. Toronto Raptors: Paul Pierce, SF, 30. Pierce can get physical with
smaller forwards and drive around bigger ones. A durable player (only one
full season of fewer than 73 games), the 10-year veteran proved in the NBA
Finals that his defense is underrated.
18. Washington Wizards: Andrew Bynum, C, 20. Bynum was blossoming in '07-08
(13.1 points, 10.2 rebounds) before his knee injury, and there is no reason
to think that he won't continue to grow in his fourth year. With more
development, Bynum could challenge Howard and Yao as the league's top centers
in a few years.
19. Cleveland Cavaliers: Tracy McGrady, SG/SF, 29. Is McGrady a leader? No.
Is he a franchise player? Debatable. But are there five better pure scorers
in the game today? No way. And McGrady is a more complete player than many
give him credit for.
20. Denver Nuggets: David West, PF, 27. West might be the most underrated
20-point scorer in the NBA. A dependable jump shooter, West will continue to
grow as his inside game improves.
21. Dallas Mavericks: Carlos Boozer, PF, 26. Though slightly undersized (6-8)
for his position, Boozer is a rebounding machine who can pick-and-pop as well
as he can pick-and-roll.
22. Orlando Magic: Brandon Roy, SG, 23. Roy is Dwyane Wade Lite, all the way
down to his curiously spelled middle name (Dawayne). Nicknamed "The Natural,"
Roy attacks the basket with reckless abandon and, at 6-6, can play both guard
positions.
23. Utah Jazz: Manu Ginobili, SG, 30. How good is Ginobili? Just watch tape
of the Spurs' sputtering offense while he limped through five games against
the Lakers in the Western Conference finals. Ginobili is clutch -- he led the
Spurs in fourth-quarter scoring this past season -- and a three-point threat.
24. Phoenix Suns: Steve Nash, PG, 34. With a lot of miles on his tires, Nash
is bound to break down eventually. But even a mediocre team will get better
with Nash at the helm. Surround the two-time MVP with young players and their
growth is accelerated exponentially.
25. Houston Rockets: Richard Hamilton, SG, 30. A tireless worker with a
physical game that belies his slight frame, Hamilton is still improving.
Exhibit A: He shot 44 percent from three-point range in '07-08, up from 34.1
percent the previous season and 36.4 percent as a rookie. A veteran of two
NBA Finals and six conference finals, Hamilton also knows what it takes to
win.
26. San Antonio Spurs: Josh Smith, PF/SF, 22. Smith is a bit of a head case
-- just ask Mike Woodson -- but his talent is undeniable. Molded correctly,
the rangy, 6-9 forward could develop Garnett-type defensive skills.
27. New Orleans Hornets: Pau Gasol, PF, 27. Gasol will never be a defensive
stopper -- or even provide much resistance -- but his diverse offensive
repertoire will keep him among the elite big men for the duration of his
career.
28. Los Angeles Lakers: Kevin Durant, SF/SG, 19. Is Durant simply a scorer?
At this point in his career, yes. Will he develop into more than that? I
think so. While Durant will never dominate the glass like he did in college
(11.1 per game his freshman year), he will average 6-7 boards once his body
fills out. And when he learns to read defenses better, his assist totals
could rise to the same level.
29. Detroit Pistons: Andre Iguodala, SF, 24. He can score (19.9 this past
season), rebound (5.4) and dish (4.8). An inconsistent jump shot and a
perceived reluctance to accept the role of franchise player are all that is
holding him back.
30. Boston Celtics: Michael Redd, SG, 28. Redd may not be worthy of his max
contract, but the NBA's top sharpshooter (a subjective opinion) is still a
certifiable weapon. No one spaces the floor better.
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