選完了，轉貼一下各家網站對魔術選秀的評價 平均來說No.6算是選得中規中矩，No.11就有點慘，謎之選擇，只能說相信GM吧 今年各家網站唯一選前預測魔術第一輪正確的是CBS Sports 就從CBS Sports 開始貼起 (1) CBS Sports 6. Orlando Magic: PG Anthony Black, Arkansas Grade: A I love it. This is someone who many thought would last to No. 8, but that would have been too late for a player who can contribute on both sides. He has proven himself to be a true big point guard, adding weight without losing speed or agility. The question is his shooting, and he has looked better in the draft process than he looked in college. If he can figure that end out, he will be a top five player in this class no doubt. 11. Orlando Magic (via Bulls): SG Jett Howard, Michigan Grade: C+ This pick is one of the first real head-scratchers of the night. The son of Michigan coach Juwan Howard is one of the best tough shot-makers in the draft and has solid positional size. But he is a defensive liability, and though he can shoot, there are better shooters on the board to help Orlando with that issue (Jordan Hawkins and Gradey Dick). Many expected him to be drafted toward the end of Round 1, not in the lottery. --------------------- (2) Yahoo Sports! 6. Orlando: G Anthony Black, Arkansas Grade: A Black has the potential to be one of the best guards in this draft class with his size as a primary ball-handler, vision in the open court and length on defense. Black was one of the best passers in college basketball this past season and has high upside. 11. Orlando (from Chicago): G Jett Howard, Michigan Grade: C- Howard comes from an NBA pedigree with his dad, Juwan, playing almost 20 years in the NBA. Howard is a solid outside shooter, particularly in catch-and-shoot situations. Howard needs to improve his lateral quickness on defense but makes up for it with his length. He joins Orlando's very crowded backcourt. -------------------- (3) Sporting News 6. Orlando Magic: Anthony Black, Arkansas Grade: A+ The Magic needed guard help and they land the best playmaker in the entire draft class in Black. Adding the 6-7 jumbo guard alongside skilled forwards like Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner gives Orlando a number of intriguing lineups that should pose mismatches for opposing teams. If they add a shooter at No. 11, we’re looking at a very successful draft night for the Magic. 11. Orlando Magic (via CHI): Jett Howard, Michigan Grade: B The Magic address a massive void for a perimeter shooter, but Howard is an interesting choice with prospects like Gradey Dick and Jordan Hawkins on the board. However, Howard will still provide Orlando with a 3-point marksman who has the potential to be a versatile defender with a 6-8 frame if it can get him to buy in on that side of the ball. -------------------- (4) NY POST Orlando Magic — Grade: D No. 6: Anthony Black, G, Florida No. 11: Jett Howard, G, Michigan First, Orlando chose another guard who can’t shoot in Arkansas’ Anthony Black at No. 6, then they reached for Michigan’s Jett Howard at No. 11, who wasn’t expected to go until the mid-20’s. Howard, the son of former NBA player and Michigan coach Juwan Howard, does shoot the ball at a high level – and Orlando had a major need there – hitting 36.8 percent on 7.3 attempts. But he doesn’t impact the game in any other way. Curious decisions, to say the least. --------------------- (5) Bleacher Report 6. Orlando Magic: Anthony Black (PG/SG, Arkansas) Grade: B+ The Magic arguably entered the night with more point guards than they needed, and they added another here. I actually like that, since it shows Orlando felt Black was the best player available and valued that more than anything. That's the smart move for any rebuilder to make. Black arrives in the Association with an advanced understanding of the game of basketball. Fortune-tellers don't pick up on things as quickly as he can. And he's not just a step ahead of the defense, he's also often a few inches taller as a 6'7" floor general. That means he can already read and see the floor better than most. His playmaking will make him a quick favorite in the locker room. There aren't many boxes he leaves unchecked, but the exceptions are worrisome. He can't shoot, and he isn't super shifty as a ball-handler. If he isn't a shooting threat and can't beat defenders off the bounce, how is he going to run an NBA offense? For someone with so many winning traits, his lowest-end outcome looks rough. Still, his combination of size, smarts and skill is enough reason to buy in. Orlando will have to clear out its backcourt congestion at some point, but that's because Black might already be the best of the bunch. 11. Orlando Magic (via Bulls): Jett Howard (SF, Michigan) Grade: D The Magic entered the night with a clear need for shooting, and using the No. 6 pick on Anthony Black did little to address that. Clearly, that was the motivation behind this pick, but it could be the night's first big reach. Howard has NBA pedigree as the son of longtime pro (and his college coach) Juwan Howard, plus the size, shooting and basketball IQ to carve out a lengthy career of his own. He is a lights-out shooter with his feet set and a potential sharpshooter on the move. He is comfortable (though not dynamic) with the ball in his hands, either side-stepping for threes or making the simple, smart pass to an open teammate. But he isn't a great athlete by NBA standards, and that could limit his utility as a defender. It's hard to project which players Orlando will even ask him to defend, since he's had trouble against both quickness and strength. If the Magic were fine with a shooting specialist, why not Gradey Dick or Jordan Hawkins instead? If they wanted shooting and more, why not stop Cam Whitmore's skid here? This one is a puzzler. --

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