※ 引述《bluewalker (花巷草弄五号)》之铭言： 1. LAC | Blake Griffin / Oklahoma / PF 2. MEM | Hasheem Thabeet / Connecticut / C 3. OKC | Ricky Rubio / Spain / PG 4. SAC | Stephen Curry / Davidson / PG 5. MIN | Tyreke Evans / Memphis / SG 6. MIN | Jonny Flynn / Syracuse / PG 7. GS | Jordan Hill / Arizona / PF 8. NY | James Harden / Arizona State / SG 9. TOR | DeMar DeRozan / USC / SG 10.MIL | Jrue Holiday / UCLA / PG 11.NJ | Gerald Henderson / Duke / SG Analysis: While Rod Thorn has said he needs a moose up front, the problem is there aren't any moose to be had. Luckily, the Nets have needs in the backcourt, too. Vince Carter isn't getting any younger and he could still end up being trade bait at some point in the season. Henderson, Terrence Williams and Tyler Hansbrough seem to be the final three guys the Nets are looking at. While I think there's a preference, from a talent perspective, for Williams, I think Henderson's more stable personality seems to be winning him more fans in Jersey. Hansbrough is likely to be the choice only if the Nets end up pulling the trigger with Chicago for the No. 16 and No. 26 picks in the draft. 12.CHA | Terrence Williams / Louisville / SG Analysis: Last week I said I thought it was close to a sure thing that Henderson would be the pick here. But Williams went in for a workout and blew Charlotte coach Larry Brown away. Williams and Henderson squared off in a second workout Monday, and Williams walked away the winner. James Johnson is the other guy who could go here. While Williams seems to be the favorite of Brown, Michael Jordan has emerged as a Johnson fan and could end up trumping Brown. I would love to see those two duke it out. Think Larry will start chanting "Kwame! Kwame!" or maybe "Adam! Adam!"? 13.IND | Ty Lawson / North Carolina / PG Analysis: The Pacers have been on the hunt for a point guard and will snatch up either Holiday or Flynn if he falls this far. If neither does, the Pacers will have a tough decision between going big or taking one of the point guards in the next tier. If they go big, both Blair and Hansbrough are in the mix. The Pacers, like a lot of teams, have had concerns about Blair's knees, but Blair's circle has been pretty proactive the past few days with an avalanche of documents, MRIs and medical opinions that all state Blair's knees should hold up fine. But over the past few days, the toughness of Hansbrough has intrigued Larry Bird. If they go point guard, I think it will be a dogfight between Teague, Eric Maynor, Ty Lawson and Jennings. All four have been impressive at workouts for the Pacers. Maynor and Lawson are the most ready. Teague and Jennings have the upside. I think ultimately the Pacers probably settle on Lawson. He's steady, safe and he can play right away. 14.PHO | Earl Clark / Louisville / SF Analysis: The Suns could go in a lot of directions, depending on where GM Steve Kerr decides to take the team. There's been a lot of talk about Clark, James Johnson and B.J. Mullens here. Tyler Hansbrough has an outside shot as well. Of the three, it sounds like Clark has the most momentum right now, with his versatility being a perfect fit for the Suns' system. Or Phoenix could be trading this pick -- a number of teams are trying to get into the lottery, and this could be the bait. 15.DET | Austin Daye / Gonzaga / SF Analysis: The Pistons will begin their summer makeover in the draft. They'd love to add a dominant low-post scorer, but in lieu of that, they'll have to settle for choosing between two upside guys: Clark and Daye. Clark could be the second coming of Lamar Odom if he's willing to put in the work. The versatile forward can play the 3 and the 4 and is amazing in transition, an excellent rebounder and an emerging shooter. And he has the capability (albeit not always the inclination) to play great defense. But there are a few questions about his background that might hurt him. Daye is one of the most skilled players in the draft -- sort of a 6-foot-11 version of Tayshaun Prince. He's super skinny, but he can really shoot the rock. Like Clark, he is inconsistent but has major upside. I think Daye has moved into the lead here based on both his upside and his squeaky-clean background. 16.CHI | James Johnson / Wake Forest / PF Analysis: The Bulls have been working the phones this week trying to move up in the draft. They've talked to the Nets, Bobcats and Pacers about swapping the 16th and 26th picks to move up a few spots. Who are they after? I've heard everything from Johnson to Blair to Hansbrough to Williams to Mullens here. Last night a new name, Omri Casspi, surfaced as a possibility. To be honest, I can't get a terrific handle on which way they are leaning. Blair is the most physical. Casspi isn't far behind. Hansbrough is the most NBA-ready. Mullens has the most upside. Johnson is somewhere in between. I'm not sure exactly how Johnson fits in Chicago with Luol Deng on one side and Tyrus Thomas on the other, but there's no question about his upside. 17.PHI | Eric Maynor / VCU / PG Analysis: With Andre Miller hitting free agency this summer, look for the Sixers to address the point guard position. Lou Williams is nice but not really a lead guard. Maynor, Lawson and Teague all are in the mix here … as are Williams, Henderson, Wayne Ellington and Sam Young. Maynor would give Philly the total package as one of the most NBA-ready players in the draft. Lawson had the best season of any of the point guards and can really play in an up-tempo style. Teague also will get a look here, but he's more of a combo guard, and the Sixers have that in Williams. With Lawson off the board, I think Maynor is the pick. 18.MIN | B.J. Mullens / Ohio State / C > From MIA Analysis: I'm not sure whether the Wolves will keep this pick, and there are a number of teams that seem to be hot for Mullens that would be willing to trade for it. If the Wolves keep it, Mullens could fill a big hole in the paint in the long term. 19.ATL | Brandon Jennings / Italy / PG Analysis: The pending trade for Jamal Crawford won't preclude the Hawks from taking a point guard. The question is which one. Jennings has the upside. Teague has some upside too. But with Mike Bibby now likely gone in Atlanta … it will be one of the two. The also like Casspi and Hansbrough a lot. 20.UTA | Tyler Hansbrough / North Carolina / PF Analysis: The Jazz and Hansbrough seem like a match made in heaven. If Hansbrough falls this far (he's getting a look at 11, 13, 16 and 19), I don't see them passing on him. With Carlos Boozer heading out the door, they need more toughness in the paint. But if he's off the board, they likely will be deciding among Young and Toney Douglas. Young is the type of tough veteran the Jazz love. He is ready to step in and play right now, and would give them minutes at both the 2 and the 3. Douglas is the type of combo guard the Jazz currently lack. He shoots, plays defense and could be a credible backup at both positions for Utah. 未完待续 -- 我们将在这里，迎接全世界。 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuigYU4SC2s Top Sports - High Spirits 2009 World Games in Kaohsiung 2009.7.16 ~ 26 --

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