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By TheGuru8700, Section NBA
Team By Team Breakdown of Draft Picks After year two of the NBA's "one-and-done" experiment, a new crop of kids will be collecting millions of dollars, having their name plastered across ugly overpriced shoes and either joining the list of draft busts or draft steals. Though this draft wasn't as deep as drafts past, it still had a lot of quality players available. But, as they always do, NBA GM's and big wigs will find a way to screw up the future of their franchise. Here's a report card of the winners and losers from Thursday night. (1 comment, 3238 words in story) Full Story By TheGuru8700, Section NBA
The Guru Predicts The 2008 NBA Draft Lottery The ping-pong balls are done bouncing and the Association has once again found a way to make all the conspiracy theorists, like myself, concoct new assumptions about its self-serving manipulation. But far be it from me to ever question Mr. Stern or the integrity of his league, you know the league with the betting refs, the painfully predictable games, and the one that once employed Tom Tolbert; that league. But I digress. The next crop of "one-and-dones" is ready to start collecting millions of dollars while trying to avoid the ranks of Kwame Brown, Darius Miles, and Michael Olowokandi. But unlike the aforementioned busts, this next generation of kids can at least say they know what a college gym looks like. I still think the NBA should extend the age limit rule to two years removed from high school, forcing these kids to actually take notes in class instead of doodling sketches of their first ugly, over-priced shoe. There I go getting off topic again... Here's how I think June's lottery will shake out: (1 comment, 1898 words in story) Full Story All trademarks and copyrights are owned by their respective leagues and associations. The Rest © Sportscolumn.com / Cow Hollow Media, LLC. Please read our Terms of Service. Sportscolumn.com is powered by Scoop.
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