This is a lot sooner than other mocks have Flynn, but I believe he deserves to go top-10. Milwaukee has Luke Ridnour, who has fallen out of favor, and Ramon Sessions at point guard. Ridnour will be shopped all season once again and I think the Bucks view Sessions as a nice backup point guard. ì¼ë³¸ì•¼êµ¬ì¤‘계 can come in and spark the offense with Michael Redd, Richard Jefferson and a big man in Andrew Bogut.
The Thunder have many holes and aren't in a position to draft by, well, position. Apart from Westbrook, Durant and Jeff Green have solidified their spots on this team. Nenad Krstic was a nice pickup last year, but he's not a centre you would want to build around. Thabeet would provide them an immediate upgrade in the defense department and when his offense ever comes around, he could develop into a really wonderful player. He should bulk up, but who at the draft doesn't? Also considered James Harden and DeMar DeRozan at this spot.
First, Lee was not all they paid him to be, at least not in the statistical group. In his first year with the Warriors, he averaged 16.5 ppg and 9.8 rpg. Hardly worth the $80 million, but for the first time in awhile, the Warriors had a legitimate big man. Still, he did not produce as they believed he would. The dream was a 20 ppg/10 rpg large man. What they got was a rather soft mid-range big man.
Marcus Camby - Camby is one of just six NBA players averaging at least 2.0 blocks per game, and one of only two to typical 10.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks.
Josh Smith - Smith is averaging almost 2.8 blocks per game, the highest total in the league, while also averaging over 16.0 points and Stephen Curry nearly 9.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists.
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The Jazz are in disarray. Andrei Kirilenko has been shopped for two seasons now, Carlos Boozer is opting out of the last year of his deal and Mehmet Okur readily could do the same. Their backup power forward, Paul Millsap, is a free agent as well and will control much greater than the $800,000 he earned this year. James Johnson is a 6283 small forwards, but could move to power forward if the Jazz decided to go small. He has decent range on his jump shot and should be a very solid player for many years in the league. Also considered BJ Mullens at this selection, but with Kosta Koufos, another one and completed Ohio State center on board, the Jazz decide one project center is sufficient.