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1) Cleveland - Lebron James
NBA comparison: Magic Johnson
2) Detroit - Darko Milicic
NBA comparison: Tim Duncan
3) Denver - Carmelo Anthony
NBA comparison: Jamal Mashburn
4) Toronto - Chris Bosh
NBA comparison: Kevin Garnett
Bosh is the best bigman prospect and he is a hot trade commodity.
5) Miami - T.J.Ford
NBA comparison: Terrell Brandon
Riley won't take a long-term prospect.He never did. Ford is the best PG of this year's draft and he is ready for NBA.
6) LA Clippers - Chris Kaman
NBA comparison: Rony Seikaly
Olowokandi will leave them so they would have a huge hole at C.
7) Chicago - Dwayne Wade
NBA comparison: Jerry Stackhouse
They have enough young talent and some valuable vets. Now they have to find their chemistry. Wade probably would fit well to Rose.
8.) Milwaukee - Maciej Lampe
NBA comparison: Dirk Nowitzki
Almost everybody in Bucks' uniform can shoot and run. But they don't have any legit bigmen. Now they get a 7-footer who can shoot and run.
9) New York - Nick Collison
NBA comparison: Juwan Howard
They definitely need a PG as well but they already have Eisley and Williams under contract for at least another 3 years and sooner or later also Milos Vujanic would join to them. McDyess' knee is still a huge issue. Since they always want to contend and the only legit C (who is probably NBA ready) is no longer available it seems to be logical that they take a very good PF who can immedately contribute. Thomas proved last 2 years that he can play effectively C.
10) Washington - Kirk Hinrich
NBA comparison: Chauncey Billups
Their biggest need is a PG.
11) Golden State - Luke Ridnour
NBA comparison: Steve Nash
Arenas will sign to DEN. Ridnour can replace him. He maybe can struggle in NBA because of his "unathleticism" ala Dan Dickau but it seems to be more likely that he will have a nice NBA career because of his shooting ability, court vision and quickness ala Steve Nash.
12) Seattle - Mike Sweetney
NBA comparison: Elton Brand (significantly less athletic version)
What does Radmanovic have in common with Drobnjak? Both are from Serbia, are very good shooters and hate to bang in the paint. Sweetney is their opposite: he isn't from Serbia, can't shoot and loves to fight around the basket.
13) Memphis - Jarvis Hayes
NBA comparison: Mitch Richmond
Hayes joins to Gasol and Miller. The Big 3 in Memphis.
14) Seattle - Marcus Banks
NBA comparison: Baron Davis
Although Allen and Barry did a good job in distributing of the ball after the Payton-age but they just need a true PG with good defense.
15) Orlando - Sophocles Schortsianitis
NBA comparison: Dale Davis
ORL started to build their froncourt with Gooden but they still need a bruiser..
16) Boston - Aleksandar Pavlovic
NBA comparison: Gordan Giricek
They love sharpshooters. Pavlovic shot the lights out in his workout in BOS.
17) Phoenix - Malick Badiane
NBA comparison: Keon Clark
Their core is set for the future at every position except C.
18.) New Orleans - Reece Gaines
NBA comparison: Derek Anderson
If Brown will re-sign their biggest need is still a tall, versatile SG since Wesley is aging and Alexander couldn't prove that he is their future SG. Gaines can give some rest also Davis.
19) Utah - Leandrinho Barbosa
NBA comparison: Gary Payton
After Stockton's retiring and Malone's possible moving they are in full rebuilding-mode so they can take the risk with Barbosa's poor english command and ugly shooting mechanism.
20) Boston - David West
NBA comparison: Malik Rose
BOS isn't the greatest place for young long-term prospects. Ask Joe Johnson, Joe Forte and Kedrick Brown! They don't have a backup PF who is an inside-force so they take West who can perform from day one.
21) Atlanta - Carlos Delfino
NBA comparison: Kendall Gill
After Dermarr Johnson's car-crash and with Glenn Robinson's non-existing defense ATL definitely needs a defensive-minded swingman.
22) New Jersey - Troy Bell
NBA comparison: Gilbert Arenas
NJN needs a PG. If Kidd stays then a backup.If Kidd leaves then a starting one.
23) Portland - Zaur Pachulia
NBA comparison: Brian Skinner
Sabonis will go home and Dale Davis is aging.
24) Los Angeles Lakers - Brian Cook
NBA comparison: Robert Horry (less athletic version)
Rober Horry is out. The new Robert Horry is in.
25) Detroit - Mickael Pietrus
NBA comparison: Shandon Anderson
They replace the declining Micheal Curry with an athletic, defensive minded swingman-project.
26) Minnesota - Travis Outlaw
NBA comparison: Darius Miles
Some years later Outlaw's freaking athleticism would complement perfectly Szczerbiak's deadly outside-shooting.
27) Memphis - James Lang
NBA comparison: Jahidi White
Jerry West likes long-term prospect C's see Trzybanski.
28.) San Antonio - Ndubi Ebi
NBA comparison: Jonathan Bender (less shooting, more agressiveness)
SAS has a new ring and 13 mil. cap room this offseason. They don't have to hurry. The Spurs can wait while Ebi becomes an NBA player.
29) Dallas - Mario Austin
NBA comparison: Corliss Williamson
They have a lot of shooters but they lacks post-up scorers.
NBA comparison: Magic Johnson
2) Detroit - Darko Milicic
NBA comparison: Tim Duncan
3) Denver - Carmelo Anthony
NBA comparison: Jamal Mashburn
4) Toronto - Chris Bosh
NBA comparison: Kevin Garnett
Bosh is the best bigman prospect and he is a hot trade commodity.
5) Miami - T.J.Ford
NBA comparison: Terrell Brandon
Riley won't take a long-term prospect.He never did. Ford is the best PG of this year's draft and he is ready for NBA.
6) LA Clippers - Chris Kaman
NBA comparison: Rony Seikaly
Olowokandi will leave them so they would have a huge hole at C.
7) Chicago - Dwayne Wade
NBA comparison: Jerry Stackhouse
They have enough young talent and some valuable vets. Now they have to find their chemistry. Wade probably would fit well to Rose.
8.) Milwaukee - Maciej Lampe
NBA comparison: Dirk Nowitzki
Almost everybody in Bucks' uniform can shoot and run. But they don't have any legit bigmen. Now they get a 7-footer who can shoot and run.
9) New York - Nick Collison
NBA comparison: Juwan Howard
They definitely need a PG as well but they already have Eisley and Williams under contract for at least another 3 years and sooner or later also Milos Vujanic would join to them. McDyess' knee is still a huge issue. Since they always want to contend and the only legit C (who is probably NBA ready) is no longer available it seems to be logical that they take a very good PF who can immedately contribute. Thomas proved last 2 years that he can play effectively C.
10) Washington - Kirk Hinrich
NBA comparison: Chauncey Billups
Their biggest need is a PG.
11) Golden State - Luke Ridnour
NBA comparison: Steve Nash
Arenas will sign to DEN. Ridnour can replace him. He maybe can struggle in NBA because of his "unathleticism" ala Dan Dickau but it seems to be more likely that he will have a nice NBA career because of his shooting ability, court vision and quickness ala Steve Nash.
12) Seattle - Mike Sweetney
NBA comparison: Elton Brand (significantly less athletic version)
What does Radmanovic have in common with Drobnjak? Both are from Serbia, are very good shooters and hate to bang in the paint. Sweetney is their opposite: he isn't from Serbia, can't shoot and loves to fight around the basket.
13) Memphis - Jarvis Hayes
NBA comparison: Mitch Richmond
Hayes joins to Gasol and Miller. The Big 3 in Memphis.
14) Seattle - Marcus Banks
NBA comparison: Baron Davis
Although Allen and Barry did a good job in distributing of the ball after the Payton-age but they just need a true PG with good defense.
15) Orlando - Sophocles Schortsianitis
NBA comparison: Dale Davis
ORL started to build their froncourt with Gooden but they still need a bruiser..
16) Boston - Aleksandar Pavlovic
NBA comparison: Gordan Giricek
They love sharpshooters. Pavlovic shot the lights out in his workout in BOS.
17) Phoenix - Malick Badiane
NBA comparison: Keon Clark
Their core is set for the future at every position except C.
18.) New Orleans - Reece Gaines
NBA comparison: Derek Anderson
If Brown will re-sign their biggest need is still a tall, versatile SG since Wesley is aging and Alexander couldn't prove that he is their future SG. Gaines can give some rest also Davis.
19) Utah - Leandrinho Barbosa
NBA comparison: Gary Payton
After Stockton's retiring and Malone's possible moving they are in full rebuilding-mode so they can take the risk with Barbosa's poor english command and ugly shooting mechanism.
20) Boston - David West
NBA comparison: Malik Rose
BOS isn't the greatest place for young long-term prospects. Ask Joe Johnson, Joe Forte and Kedrick Brown! They don't have a backup PF who is an inside-force so they take West who can perform from day one.
21) Atlanta - Carlos Delfino
NBA comparison: Kendall Gill
After Dermarr Johnson's car-crash and with Glenn Robinson's non-existing defense ATL definitely needs a defensive-minded swingman.
22) New Jersey - Troy Bell
NBA comparison: Gilbert Arenas
NJN needs a PG. If Kidd stays then a backup.If Kidd leaves then a starting one.
23) Portland - Zaur Pachulia
NBA comparison: Brian Skinner
Sabonis will go home and Dale Davis is aging.
24) Los Angeles Lakers - Brian Cook
NBA comparison: Robert Horry (less athletic version)
Rober Horry is out. The new Robert Horry is in.
25) Detroit - Mickael Pietrus
NBA comparison: Shandon Anderson
They replace the declining Micheal Curry with an athletic, defensive minded swingman-project.
26) Minnesota - Travis Outlaw
NBA comparison: Darius Miles
Some years later Outlaw's freaking athleticism would complement perfectly Szczerbiak's deadly outside-shooting.
27) Memphis - James Lang
NBA comparison: Jahidi White
Jerry West likes long-term prospect C's see Trzybanski.
28.) San Antonio - Ndubi Ebi
NBA comparison: Jonathan Bender (less shooting, more agressiveness)
SAS has a new ring and 13 mil. cap room this offseason. They don't have to hurry. The Spurs can wait while Ebi becomes an NBA player.
29) Dallas - Mario Austin
NBA comparison: Corliss Williamson
They have a lot of shooters but they lacks post-up scorers.