How many draft picks do the Celtics have in the up coming draft?
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Two normally unless they traded one away or traded FOR one.
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Despite the KNICKS being a perennial bottom dweller in the NBA for years and MANY quesitonable trades having taken place , one thing is for certain . Isaiah Thomas who drafted Damon Stoudemire and many other NBA great talents has an eye for talent . OBVIOUSLY he saw something in this player that others did NOT see  , and having played with Dennis Rodman , he reminded him of Dennis . I don't know where the KNicks will end up , but Isiah has NEVER had a bad NBA draft , just bad seasons .
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That's what I read on hoopshype.com this morning. The rumor was that Philly would send Iverson to Boston in exchange for Wally Szczerbiak and the Celtics #7 pick.\n\nIf I were the Sixers I wouldn't make this deal. Wally is hurt quite a bit, and even with a relatively high pick this is a very weak draft. Philly would be getting short-changed.
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steve francis\nlamar odom\nearl watson\nkenyon martin\nvoshon lenard\ntheo ratliff\ndarius miles\njamal crawford\npenny hardaway\n\nall these players are included in the trade rumors before the deadline.\n\nexpect more from new york and orlando as they are both in major team-rebuilding mode.
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The Celtics were formed in 1946 as a team in the Basketball Association of America, and became part of the National Basketball Association after the merger of the BAA and the National Basketball League to form the NBA in the fall of 1949. The Celtics had struggled during their early years, but the hiring of Coach Red Auerbach would change their fortunes. One of the first major players to join the Celtics was Bob Cousy, whom Auerbach initially refused to draft. Cousy eventually became the property of the Chicago Stags. \n\nThe Boston Celtics are a professional basketball team based in Boston, Massachusetts. They play in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Their 16 NBA championships are the most of any NBA franchise.
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Portland by far got the best picks and trades but the Nets got a steal by drafting Marcus Williams at 22. Im still suprised that a projected top 10 pick would drop that low. But Portland got off better. The Blazers lost three guys by trade: Sebastian Telfair, Viktor Khryapa and Theo Ratliff. Khryapa is a decent rebounder and defender, but probably won't be much else in the NBA. Ratliff is 33 and coming off his two least productive, most injury-prone seasons. Telfair is 21 and still has promise, but had fallen out of favor in Portland. Blazers coach Nate McMillan had been using Steve Blake and Jarrett Jack ahead of Telfair for much of the year. As you can see all 3 probably have no future in the NBA, (I could be wrong but....) and in ruturn they got both LaMarcus Aldridge and Brandon Roy, arguably the best player in the 2006 NBA draft. My favorite team, the Magic did pretty well. We have outstanding players in every position except for shooting gaurd. And many belive that J.J. Redick is the best [best meaning can shoot I would of liked it better if we got Brandon Roy like some of Mock Drafts showed] shooting gaurd in the draft, a perfect match for the Orlando Magic. So to sum up Portland got the best deals, Nets had the luckiest night and Orlando did the most with the 11th pick.
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Right now the 3 favorites are JJ Redick, Adam Morrison and Rudy Gay. I think Redick will likely be the first pick because he is very well known and very talented.\n\nAdam Morrison is also a possiblity because he is always reliable, but the fact that he has diabetes will definitely make some teams reluctant to pick him.\n\nRudy Gay is the best all-around player in college hoops, as he puts up consistent numbers in every category. He has a lot of hype, so if he continues to live up to it at UCONN, I would not be shocked if he is taken #1 overall.
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For a league that has 20 teams and having the last pick in those 20 teams, (NOTE: how dwight howard can slide all the way to pick 20 is beyond me.) I'd say your team is pretty good. You got 3 legit stars in Dwight, Wally (who's putting up alot of points in BOS, I know, their my team) and McGrady. As long as McGrady stays healthy and Dwight keeps on putting up 20pts and 15reb nightly, I say your team is very good for a league with 20 teams in it.
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It depends on  what position you play and who you like. \n\n#20 damon and salim stoudamire, raymond felton, gary "the glove" payton\n\n#21 hakim warrick, tim duncan, k.g., chris duhon or even the human highlight reel, dominque wilkins\n\n#22 rudy gay, mike "the 3" redd, and tayshaun prince\n\n#23 j. rich, quentin richardson, marcus camby, lebron and the man himself jordan\n\n#24 richard jefferson, antonio mcdyess, mo "shoot in yo' eye" peterson, andre miller, and "the kid" kobe\n\n#31 jason terry, shane battier, charlie villanueva, ricky "i got hops" davis and shawn "da matrix" marion\n\n#32 larry hughes, "rip" hamiltion, shaq and "the legend" magic johnson\n\n#33 mike miller, sheldon williams, grant hill, larry "big guns" bird, and scottie pippen\n\n#34 paul pierce, ray "i got 3's" allen, and "the big nasty" charles barkley\n\n#35 adam "da rookie" morrison\n\nso you got options, it just depends on who you want. good luck this year and make sure you PRAY, before, at halftime and at the end of each game. Tell GOD thank you for keeping you safe and breathing.
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I don't know, but considering they won three rings in five years now, I wouldn't count them out just yet.  You can be sure they have a plan for the draft and the rest of free agency.
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What the previous user, -j. stated was pretty much correct.  However, he failed to mention that the bottom fourteen picks (the teams who do not make the playoffs) are placed into the lottery with ping pong balls.  The worst team in the league (at this point, it's Pittsburgh, will have a 25% chance at winning the draft lottery.\n\nA team of the 14, can not move up more than 5 draft spots.  For example, the 14th pick cannot get the 1st overall pick.  Neither can the 6th worst team.\n\nFurthermore, a team cannot move down more than 1 spot.\n\nThe bottom 5 finish the way it is right now goes:\nTEAM                   - (Points) (Games Remaining)\nPittsburgh Penguins    - (53) (4)\nSt. Louis Blues        - (56) (4)\nChicago Blackhawks     - (61) (4)\nWashington Capitals    - (64) (4)\nColumbus Blue Jackets  - (68) (4)\n\nShould the teams remain this way, and let's say Columbus gets the 1st overal pick, Pittsburgh will be 2nd for sure.\n\nNow, the second round of the draft goes from 30th pick (which will be Detroit this year, assuming they haven't traded away their 1st round pick) and then to Detroit again for 31st pick.\n\nHowever, the bottom of the 2nd round, teams 47 through 60, which would be the 14th worst teams, would draft in order of standings and not based on draft lottery.\n\nSo, regardless of Columbus having won the 1st pick (in this mock lottery), Pittsburgh would pick 60th and Columbus 56th.\n\nHope that helps and isn't confusing.
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id rather have lamarcus!!\nhes gonna be the #1 pick fo sho in the 06 draft thats coming up\ntyrus wil be like second or third
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There were several first round picks...\n\n1  1-1  Warriors     Joe Smith\n2 1-2 Clippers   Antonio McDyess\n3 1-3 76ers   Jerry Stackhouse\n4 1-4 Bullets   Rasheed Wallace\n5 1-5 Timberwolves   Kevin Garnett\n6 1-6 Grizzlies   Bryant Reeves\n7 1-7 Raptors   Damon Stoudamire\n8 1-8 Pistons > Blazers — Traded 1995 first round pick (#18-Theo Ratliff), 1995 first round pick (#19-Randolph Childress), 1995 second round pick (#58-Don Reid) to Pistons for 1995 first round pick (#8-Shawn Respert) on 6/27/95   Shawn Respert\n9 1-9 Nets   Ed O'Bannon\n10 1-10 Heat   Kurt Thomas\n11 1-11 Bucks   Gary Trent\n12 1-12 Mavericks   Cherokee Parks\n13 1-13 Kings   Corliss Williamson\n14 1-14 Celtics   Eric Williams\n15 1-15 Nuggets   Brent Barry\n16 1-16 Hawks   Alan Henderson\n17 1-17 Cavaliers   Bob Sura\n18 1-18 Blazers > Pistons — Traded 1995 first round pick (#8-Shawn Respert) to Blazers for 1995 first round pick (#18-Theo Ratliff), 1995 first round pick (#19-Randolph Childress), 1995 second round pick (#58-Don Reid) on 6/27/95   Theo Ratliff\n19 1-19 Rockets > Blazers — Traded Clyde Drexler, Tracy Murray to Rockets for Otis Thorpe, rights to Marcelo Nicola, 1995 first-round pick (#19-Randolph Childress) on 2/14/95 > Pistons — Traded 1995 first round pick (#8-Shawn Respert) to Blazers for 1995 first round pick (#18-Theo Ratliff), 1995 first round pick (#19-Randolph Childress), 1995 second round pick (#58-Don Reid) on 6/27/95   Randolph Childress\n20 1-20 Bulls   Jason Caffey\n21 1-21 Lakers > Suns — Traded Cedric Ceballos to Lakers for 1995, 1996, or 1997 first-round pick (1995 #21-Michael Finley) on 9/23/94   Michael Finley\n22 1-22 Hornets   George Zidek\n23 1-23 Pacers   Travis Best\n24 1-24 Knicks > Mavericks — Traded Rolando Blackman to Knicks for 1995 first round pick (#24-Loren Meyer) on 6/24/92   Loren Meyer\n25 1-25 Magic   David Vaughn\n25 1-25 Sonics   Sherrell Ford\n27 1-27 Suns   Mario Bennett\n28 1-28 Jazz   Greg Ostertag\n29 1-29 Spurs   Cory Alexander
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Brandon Roy (G, Univ. of Washington) was the 6th pick of the draft. The Minnesota Timberwolves drafted him for the Portland Trailblazers
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JJ Redick - Duke\nShelden Williams - Duke\nDee Brown - Illinois\nCraig Smith - Boston College\nAdam Morrison - Gonzaga
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Mathias Kiwanuka\nDE (6'5", 266, 4.73) BOSTON COLLEGE\n32 pick in the first round
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Will Blalock is not a good pick even if it is the last pick in the draft. I felt there were more talented players left on the board. I think they needed a post player anyway because Wallace might leave and they need some young blood there. Louis Admundson and Terrance Dials would have been better uses of that pick.