http://0rz.tw/NC8ov Were you able to digest our breakdown of the first round? Agencies like ASM Sports and Priority Sports came on strong at the end of the first round. Which agencies found their home in the second round? Second Round 1. Kings – Jeff Pendergraph PF/C – Agency: Ceruzzi Sports 2. Wizards - Jermaine Taylor SG – Agency: REID Entertainment 3. Trailblazers – Dante Cunningham PF – Agency: Bell Management International 4. Nuggets – Sergio Llull PG/SG – Agency: ASM Sports 5. Pistons – DaJuan Summers SF/PF – Agency: Wasserman Media Group 6. Grizzlies – Sam Young SF/PF – Agency: Octagon 7. Spurs – DeJuan Blair PF/C – Agency: Immortal Sports 8. Trailblazers – Jon Brockman PF – Agency: Wasserman Media Group 9. Pistons – Jonas Jerebko SF/PF – Agency: The Neustadt Group 10. Bobcats – Derrick Brown PF – Agency: BDA Sports 11. Bucks - Jodie Meeks SG – Agency: No Agent 12. Lakers – Patrick Beverley PG/SG– Agency: Lee Basketball Services 13. Heat – Marcus Thornton SG – Agency: Elfus & Siegel Management 14. Pistons - Chase Budinger SG/SF – Agency: BDA Sports 15. Timberwolves – Nick Calathes PG/SG – Agency: BEST 16. Suns – Danny Green SG/SF – Agency: BDA Sports 17. Timberwolves – Henk Norel PF – Agent: Peter de Bos 18. Suns - Taylor Griffin SF/PF – Agency: Excel Sports Management 19. Hawks - Sergey Gladyr SG – Agency: Comsport 20. Jazz - Goran Suton PF/C – Agency: Wasserman Media Group 21. Spurs – Jack McClinton PG/SG – Agency: Octagon 22. Pacers – A.J. Price PG – Agency: Excel Sports Management 23. Spurs – Nando De Colo PG/SG – Agency: CAA 24. Bobcats – Robert Vaden SG/SF – Agency: ASM Sports 25. Trailblazers – Patrick Mills PG – Agency: Goodwin Sports Management 26. Mavericks – Ahmad Nivins PF – Agency: Elfus & Siegel Management 27. Suns – Emir Preldzic SF – Agency: BeoBasket 28. Celtics - Lester Hudson PG/SG – Agency: Octagon 29. Lakers - Chinemelu Elonu PF/C – Agency: No Agent 30. Heat – Robert Dozier PF – Agency: Immortal Sports Notes: I’m not sure which company was more impressive this year: CAA in the NFL Draft or BDA Sports in the NBA Draft. BDA Sports had a total of nine players selected, putting almost one-sixth of all drafted players in 2009 under Bill Duffy’s watch. Their lowest pick was #46 overall. Talk about utter domination by a single agency. Then again, WMG came in a close 2nd. The company had a total of eight clients selected in the draft. Between BDA Sports and WMG, that’s roughly 1/3 of all drafted players in two companies. How does one compete? Don’t ask that question to Excel Sports Management, ASM Sports, BEST or Goodwin Sports Management. The four companies, combined, represent sixteen of the remaining forty-three drafted players. Octagon, Priority Sports, and CAA had their success as well. It really is tough to compete. Congrats to Elfus & Siegel Management who quietly had two clients selected in the second round. The company has to be happy after last night. Think Jodie Meeks got drafted higher than he thought he would? Will he sign an agent? Who will it be? Any guesses who Chinemelu Elonu will pick for representation? Who has the better name, Henk Norel or his agent, Peter de Bos? Henk is nice, but you have to get extra credit for sneaking a “de” in there. -- Walter Brown "Red" Auerbach Dennis Johnson Bill Russell Jo Jo White Bob Cousy Tom Heinsohn "Satch" Sanders John Havlicek Dave Cowens Don Nelson Bill Sharman '57 '59 '60 '61 '62 '63 '64 '65 Boston Celtics '66 '68 '69 '74 '76 '81 '84 '86 Ed Macauley Frank Ramsey Sam Jones K.C. Jones Cedric Maxwell Kevin McHale Larry Bird Reggie Lewis Robert Parish "Loscy" Danny Ainge Len Bias Johnny Most Garden '08 Ray Allen Kevin Garnett Paul Pierce http://blog.pixnet.net/CelticsPride --

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