Who should the Celtics take with their 7th pick?
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Andrea Bargnani if he's available. LaFrentz is starting to get old and they need a better, newer version of him.
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1. bargnani\n2. thomas\n3. morrison\n4. aldridge\n5. shelden williams\n6. roy\n7. gay\n8. foye\n9. o'bryant\n10. carney
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It's been 20 years since Bird, McHale and Parish won for the Celtics last and few good times in between.\n\nDanny Ainge seems to be forming a nucleus with a view to contending in the next 3-5 years.  If they can't do it within that time frame, time will run out for Pierce and rebuilding will start again.\n\nWhat they need is a 2nd and perhaps 3rd genuine all-star performer, preferably a big man, who can perform at both ends.\n\nThink about NJ.  They have 3 star types but can't get past the 2nd round.  Look at Pistons and Heat - superstars in both lineups.  We need to get past these teams to win it all.  You don't win in the NBA with 1 superstar.\n\nI'm dirty on us giving up on Billups all those years ago.  Would be great to see Pierce and Billups tearing it up together.\n\nA rebounder is critical to get firstly into the playoffs and be more competitive.  We desperately hope that Gomes or Jefferson can be a player that can take their game to a much higher level.  Are they the next stars, we'll see.\n\nWith the no 7 pick, Danny please choose wisely.\n\nGo Celts.
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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.
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1.Toronto- LaMarcus Aldridge\n2.Chicago- Tyrus Thomas\n3.Charlotte- Brandon Roy\n4.Portland- Adam Morrison\n5.Houston (from Atlanta)- Rudy Gay\n6.Minnesota- Andrea Bargnani\n7.Boston- Randy Foye\n8.Atlanta (from Houston)- Shelden Williams\n9.Golden State- Rodney Carney\n10.Seattle- Patrick O'Bryant\n\nwatch out for the Raptors to either trade the 1st pick to Indiana in some sort of package for Jermaine O'Neal. or for them to trade down to the 3 or 4 spot.
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Well my team has the best chance of getting the #1 pick so even though they will likely pick Morrison I would like to see them pick either Tyrus Thomas or Brandon Roy.
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1. Reggie Bush\n2. Vince Young (if he's still available)\n3 to 7. Who cares? Those two will make a dynasty together.
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The #1 pick for the Raptors is a tossup- but the Chicago Bulls are said to have committed and promised their 2nd pick to forward Tyrus Thomas of LSU.  They will take him and with the 16th pick in the draft I think they'll take a guard- possibly either Shannon Brown of Michigan St. or Jordan Farmar of UCLA
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i agree....aside from giving up randy foye for telfair(a major mistake in my mind), i've always wondered why rondo would rate higher than williams...i have yet to see a successful point guard who is a poor shooter and rondo just doesnt make sense when marcus was there for the taking...i have this stinking feeling that ainge is either a saboteur or really has no business running the celtics given his less than exemplary performance in terms of personnel decisions
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I think Dee Brown will turn out to be the steal of the draft...  he's the guy you want if you want a true point guard...  there's nothing that he can't do, he'll be a gem for the Jazz...
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I would probably ask for another guy, probably a center if he has one, overall just get another player if you are giving up marbury, he is a big name
918583
Being a fan of Syracuse Athletics, I'd keep Etan Thomas.  Both are pretty equal in terms of talent.
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In the top of the draft how far Rudy Gay will fall and JJ Redick will fall.  It's tough to gauge who will be the exact top 5 until the lottery is held.  Like Atlanta wouldn't take Morrison but Morrison will go high.  Portland would probably take him.  Chicago and Atlanta would take Tyrus Thomas and LaMarcus Aldridge in the top 5.  Charlotte would like Morrison but might have to settle for Carney out of Memphis.  And the European player Bargani or something will be in the top 5 as well.  I wouldn't count out Joakim Noah as of yet
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Definitely the right decision, eventhough, I am not sure that they got enough for the pick. Rudy Gay, as highly touted as he is/ was, slipped(?) all the way to 8. Maybe you should first consider that, secondly, he seems to disappear an awful lot. Lastly,  I'm not sure that Gay is going to be any better than Eddie Griffin was to the Rockets. Eventhough Shane Battier has the curse of Duke working against him by default, I think that he is a part of the newer breed of Dukies to hit the NBA,  ie, Elton Brand, Cory Maggette, etc. Battier will fill a void on the Rockets, a real shooter and he can defend. This should pay big dividends for the Rockets if T Mac and Yao can stay relatively healthy. There may be a hidden bonus in this deal also---if Houston can talk Memphis into throwing in the point guard (Lowry), they'll really help themselves. Lowry is good, very good. Houston did the right thing in trading Gay.
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No one...they should just let this roster gel, and let Brian Cook develop into that second scorer that we need...we have no one that is really that valuable besides Kobe to trade, so we just need to wait until the next draft.
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Yes, right before the trade deadline for expiring contract of Penny Hardaway, who was waived right after getting traded to Orlando, as well as small forward Trevor Ariza.  Probably the most horrible move by the Knicks this season, but Isiah Thomas said he wanted him to play with Marbury in a 2006 version of Dumars-Thomas.  Problem is both need the ball, both shoot rather than pass, and both can't play defense.  Look for one of them to be traded this offseason, probably marbury in what may be a reunion with Kevin Garnett
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First, trade Marbury for Indiana's 17th pick and then pick Saer Sene. Then I would draft Kyle Lowry at the 20th pick and P.J. Tucker at the 29th pick.