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TAKEN PLAYERS:
ROUND 1
1. ANTHONY DAVIS
2. KEVIN DURANT
3. LEBRON JAMES
4. JAMES HARDEN
5. RUSSELL WESTBROOK
6. STEPHEN CURRY
7. CHRIS PAUL
8. DEMARCUS COUSINS
9. BLAKE GRIFFIN
10. JOHN WALL
11. KAWHI LEONARD
12. ANDREW WIGGINS
13. KYRIE IRVING
14. RUDY GOBERT
15. KLAY THOMPSON
16. DAMIAN LILLARD
17. LAMARCUS ALDRIDGE
18. PAUL GEORGE
19. JIMMY BUTLER
20. MARC GASOL
21. CARMELO ANTHONY
22. DWIGHT HOWARD
23. KEVIN LOVE
24. GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO
25. BRADLEY BEAL
26. CHRIS BOSH
27. DRAYMOND GREEN
28. GORDON HAYWARD
29. KOBE BRYANT
30. KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS
ROUND 2
31. NIKOLA VUCEVIC
32. JOAKIM NOAH
33. DEANDRE JORDAN
34. SERGE IBAKA
35. DEMAR DEROZAN
36. DERRICK ROSE
37. ANDRE DRUMMOND
38. DWYANE WADE
39. GREG MONROE
40. VICTOR OLADIPO
41. NERLENS NOEL
42. DERRICK FAVORS
43. AL HORFORD
44. TIM DUNCAN
45. DIRK NOWITZKI
46. AL JEFFERSON
47. PAU GASOL
48. ERIC BLEDSOE
49. JABARI PARKER
50. BROOK LOPEZ
51. PAUL MILLSAP
52. KHRIS MIDDLETON
53. TRISTAN THOMPSON
54. JUSUF NURKIC
55. HASSAN WHITESIDE
56. CHANDLER PARSONS
57. GORGUI DIENG
58. JAHLIL OKAFOR
59. MIKE CONLEY
60. TY LAWSON
ROUND 3
61. TOBIAS HARRIS
62. WESLEY MATTHEWS
63. JORDAN CLARKSON
64. ZACH RANDOLPH
65. JONAS VALANCIUNAS
66. DANNY GREEN
67. RUDY GAY
68. NICOLAS BATUM
69. D'ANGELO RUSSELL
70. WILLIE CAULEY-STEIN
71. MARCUS SMART
72. NIKOLA MIROTIC
73. KENNETH FARIED
74. DEMARRE CARROLL
75. TONY PARKER
76. TYREKE EVANS
77. GORAN DRAGIC
78. KYLE LOWRY
79. JEFF TEAGUE
80. RICKY RUBIO
81. BRANDON KNIGHT
82. MONTA ELLIS
83. DERON WILLIAMS
84. DANTE EXUM
85. HARRISON BARNES
86. JRUE HOLIDAY
87. JOEL EMBIID
88. ISAIAH THOMAS
89. MICHAEL CARTER-WILLIAMS
90. REGGIE JACKSON
ROUND 4
91. DANILO GALLINARI
92. LUOL DENG
93. ANDRE IGUODALA
94. EMMANUEL MUDIAY
95. PAUL PIERCE
96. TYSON CHANDLER
97. TERRENCE JONES
98. MARCIN GORTAT
99. J.J. REDICK
100. TREVOR ARIZA
101. KYLE KORVER
102. ANDREW BOGUT
103. AVERY BRADLEY
104. TONY ALLEN
105. STANLEY JOHNSON
106. RYAN ANDERSON
107. ELFRID PAYTON
108. TIMOFEY MOZGOV
109. MARKIEFF MORRIS
110. JOE JOHNSON
111. MICHAEL KIDD-GILCHRIST
112. ROBIN LOPEZ
113. LANCE STEPHENSON
114. AMIR JOHNSON
115. C.J. MCCOLLUM
116. ANTHONY MORROW
117. AL-FAROUQ AMINU
118. ERIC GORDON
119. ROY HIBBERT
120. MARIO HEZONJA
ROUND 5
121. KRISTAPS PORZINGIS
122. AARON GORDON
123. JULIUS RANDLE
124. KEMBA WALKER
125. ROBERT COVINGTON
126. DENNIS SCHRODER
127. KENTAVIOUS CALDWELL-POPE
128. ZACH LAVINE
129. KEVIN MARTIN
130. ALEC BURKS
131. TAJ GIBSON
132. DONATAS MOTIEJUNAS
133. TERRENCE ROSS
134. J.R. SMITH
135. THADDEUS YOUNG
136. OMER ASIK
137. MANU GINOBILI
138. ENES KANTER
139. WILSON CHANDLER
140. JUSTISE WINSLOW
141. BRANDAN WRIGHT
142. JOSH SMITH
143. JEFF GREEN
144. LOU WILLIAMS
145. DAVID WEST
146. NIKOLA PEKOVIC
147. ARRON AFFLALO
148. MYLES TURNER
149. JARED SULLINGER
150. MARCO BELINELLI
ROUND 6
151. FRANK KAMINSKY
152. JAMAL CRAWFORD
153. DARREN COLLISON
154. OTTO PORTER
155. TIM HARDAWAY JR.
156. KYLE O'QUINN
157. GEORGE HILL
158. RAJON RONDO
159. PATRICK BEVERLEY
160. K.J. MCDANIELS
161. STEVEN ADAMS
162. RODNEY HOOD
163. ALEX LEN
164. MASON PLUMLEE
165. BEN MCLEMORE
166. TREY BURKE
167. JEREMY LIN
168. JOHN HENSON
169. GREIVIS VASQUEZ
170. BRANDON JENNINGS
171. DEVIN BOOKER
172. TIAGO SPLITTER
173. GERALD GREEN
174. NICK YOUNG
175. ERSAN ILYASOVA
176. TREY LYLES
177. MIKE DUNLEAVY
178. ED DAVIS
179. SHAUN LIVINGSTON
180. BISMACK BIYOMBO
ROUND 7
181. JARED DUDLEY
182. GERALD HENDERSON
183. COURTNEY LEE
1. ANTHONY DAVIS
2. KEVIN DURANT
3. LEBRON JAMES
4. JAMES HARDEN
5. RUSSELL WESTBROOK
6. STEPHEN CURRY
7. CHRIS PAUL
8. DEMARCUS COUSINS
9. BLAKE GRIFFIN
10. JOHN WALL
11. KAWHI LEONARD
12. ANDREW WIGGINS
13. KYRIE IRVING
14. RUDY GOBERT
15. KLAY THOMPSON
16. DAMIAN LILLARD
17. LAMARCUS ALDRIDGE
18. PAUL GEORGE
19. JIMMY BUTLER
20. MARC GASOL
21. CARMELO ANTHONY
22. DWIGHT HOWARD
23. KEVIN LOVE
24. GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO
25. BRADLEY BEAL
26. CHRIS BOSH
27. DRAYMOND GREEN
28. GORDON HAYWARD
29. KOBE BRYANT
30. KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS
ROUND 2
31. NIKOLA VUCEVIC
32. JOAKIM NOAH
33. DEANDRE JORDAN
34. SERGE IBAKA
35. DEMAR DEROZAN
36. DERRICK ROSE
37. ANDRE DRUMMOND
38. DWYANE WADE
39. GREG MONROE
40. VICTOR OLADIPO
41. NERLENS NOEL
42. DERRICK FAVORS
43. AL HORFORD
44. TIM DUNCAN
45. DIRK NOWITZKI
46. AL JEFFERSON
47. PAU GASOL
48. ERIC BLEDSOE
49. JABARI PARKER
50. BROOK LOPEZ
51. PAUL MILLSAP
52. KHRIS MIDDLETON
53. TRISTAN THOMPSON
54. JUSUF NURKIC
55. HASSAN WHITESIDE
56. CHANDLER PARSONS
57. GORGUI DIENG
58. JAHLIL OKAFOR
59. MIKE CONLEY
60. TY LAWSON
ROUND 3
61. TOBIAS HARRIS
62. WESLEY MATTHEWS
63. JORDAN CLARKSON
64. ZACH RANDOLPH
65. JONAS VALANCIUNAS
66. DANNY GREEN
67. RUDY GAY
68. NICOLAS BATUM
69. D'ANGELO RUSSELL
70. WILLIE CAULEY-STEIN
71. MARCUS SMART
72. NIKOLA MIROTIC
73. KENNETH FARIED
74. DEMARRE CARROLL
75. TONY PARKER
76. TYREKE EVANS
77. GORAN DRAGIC
78. KYLE LOWRY
79. JEFF TEAGUE
80. RICKY RUBIO
81. BRANDON KNIGHT
82. MONTA ELLIS
83. DERON WILLIAMS
84. DANTE EXUM
85. HARRISON BARNES
86. JRUE HOLIDAY
87. JOEL EMBIID
88. ISAIAH THOMAS
89. MICHAEL CARTER-WILLIAMS
90. REGGIE JACKSON
ROUND 4
91. DANILO GALLINARI
92. LUOL DENG
93. ANDRE IGUODALA
94. EMMANUEL MUDIAY
95. PAUL PIERCE
96. TYSON CHANDLER
97. TERRENCE JONES
98. MARCIN GORTAT
99. J.J. REDICK
100. TREVOR ARIZA
101. KYLE KORVER
102. ANDREW BOGUT
103. AVERY BRADLEY
104. TONY ALLEN
105. STANLEY JOHNSON
106. RYAN ANDERSON
107. ELFRID PAYTON
108. TIMOFEY MOZGOV
109. MARKIEFF MORRIS
110. JOE JOHNSON
111. MICHAEL KIDD-GILCHRIST
112. ROBIN LOPEZ
113. LANCE STEPHENSON
114. AMIR JOHNSON
115. C.J. MCCOLLUM
116. ANTHONY MORROW
117. AL-FAROUQ AMINU
118. ERIC GORDON
119. ROY HIBBERT
120. MARIO HEZONJA
ROUND 5
121. KRISTAPS PORZINGIS
122. AARON GORDON
123. JULIUS RANDLE
124. KEMBA WALKER
125. ROBERT COVINGTON
126. DENNIS SCHRODER
127. KENTAVIOUS CALDWELL-POPE
128. ZACH LAVINE
129. KEVIN MARTIN
130. ALEC BURKS
131. TAJ GIBSON
132. DONATAS MOTIEJUNAS
133. TERRENCE ROSS
134. J.R. SMITH
135. THADDEUS YOUNG
136. OMER ASIK
137. MANU GINOBILI
138. ENES KANTER
139. WILSON CHANDLER
140. JUSTISE WINSLOW
141. BRANDAN WRIGHT
142. JOSH SMITH
143. JEFF GREEN
144. LOU WILLIAMS
145. DAVID WEST
146. NIKOLA PEKOVIC
147. ARRON AFFLALO
148. MYLES TURNER
149. JARED SULLINGER
150. MARCO BELINELLI
ROUND 6
151. FRANK KAMINSKY
152. JAMAL CRAWFORD
153. DARREN COLLISON
154. OTTO PORTER
155. TIM HARDAWAY JR.
156. KYLE O'QUINN
157. GEORGE HILL
158. RAJON RONDO
159. PATRICK BEVERLEY
160. K.J. MCDANIELS
161. STEVEN ADAMS
162. RODNEY HOOD
163. ALEX LEN
164. MASON PLUMLEE
165. BEN MCLEMORE
166. TREY BURKE
167. JEREMY LIN
168. JOHN HENSON
169. GREIVIS VASQUEZ
170. BRANDON JENNINGS
171. DEVIN BOOKER
172. TIAGO SPLITTER
173. GERALD GREEN
174. NICK YOUNG
175. ERSAN ILYASOVA
176. TREY LYLES
177. MIKE DUNLEAVY
178. ED DAVIS
179. SHAUN LIVINGSTON
180. BISMACK BIYOMBO
ROUND 7
181. JARED DUDLEY
182. GERALD HENDERSON
183. COURTNEY LEE
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Biyombo is a good pick
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Danny Green is the SF, McCollum starts.
Danny Green is the SF, McCollum starts.
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Patterson was going to be my next pick if he made it to me. Good pick for sure
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I need shooting, so let me draft a Center, Meyers Leonard.
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midas whale talk about why i picked who i did
1st pick: Chris Paul; considered Demarcus Cousins
Probably the last current superstar talent left based on where I picked. I was considering Cousins, but felt like getting a guy on the perimeter that I could rely on to make big shots and big plays was more important. Plus, with the type of team I was looking to construct, I needed a definite leader and a guard that didn't commit a lot of turnovers. If I took Cousins, my 2nd pick was going to be (of course) Mike Conley.
2nd pick: Jusuf Nurkic; wanted Khris Middleton
I think this guy is the goods. He's a monster on the boards, a beast in the paint defensively. My only concern with him is foul trouble, but he's very young and I think a guy like Paul will only make him better. I could've probably waited and picked a center in one of the later rounds, but the guys I wanted with my 2nd pick were all gone. I went with the 20 year old. I knew once I selected him, I needed to add more versatility in the frontcourt which leads me into my next pick.
3rd pick: Rudy Gay
I think he gave me good value in the 3rd round. A 20ppg scorer and has improved his efficiency since joining Sacramento. He's a beast in NBA 2k and gives me another go to option in crunch time. He's also capable of playing the PF position, which he will probably see a lot of next season in SAC. He would also fit well with CP3
4th pick: Amir Johnson
I needed a glue guy. Any knowledgeable basketball head will know what Amir brings to the table. He basically does a little bit of everything at PF and can play the 5 in stretches. He's not going to wow you in the statistical department, but he's going to make smart plays and help cover the paint.
5th pick: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
I feel like he's capable of being my 2nd or 3rd best player. I'm expecting big things out of him next year and consider him a guy similar to a Kerry Kittles. He's an underrated defender and I'm expecting him to improve his jumper. Definitely one of my favorite players on the squad. Only 22 years old as well.
Star, 3D guy, secondary scorer, glue guy, defensive anchor
Once I solidified that, I wanted a bench of guys I know could put the ball in the hoop. Nick Young can definitely shoot the rock and in the right role off the bench on a winning team, I'm expecting him to shoot a bunch of 3's at a good clip (37-39%). If we are using real coaches, Brad Stevens should use him correctly. He also gives me another scorer that can come in and light it up.
Patrick Patterson can also shoot it from deep. Made over 100 3's last season at 37%. Complements both of my bigs well. He can rebound, defend, athletic and can shoot the 3. I've actually been thinking about starting him over Amir, but I'll wait and see how the rest of the draft plays out. Patterson was also apart of one of the best bench units in the NBA last year.
NBA 2k ratings based off what I saw last year...
Paul - 90
KCP - maybe 78
Gay - 82
Amir - 78
Nurkic - 76
Young - 78
Patterson - 75
Mostly if your guy is in the high 70's, that's starter range.
1st pick: Chris Paul; considered Demarcus Cousins
Probably the last current superstar talent left based on where I picked. I was considering Cousins, but felt like getting a guy on the perimeter that I could rely on to make big shots and big plays was more important. Plus, with the type of team I was looking to construct, I needed a definite leader and a guard that didn't commit a lot of turnovers. If I took Cousins, my 2nd pick was going to be (of course) Mike Conley.
2nd pick: Jusuf Nurkic; wanted Khris Middleton
I think this guy is the goods. He's a monster on the boards, a beast in the paint defensively. My only concern with him is foul trouble, but he's very young and I think a guy like Paul will only make him better. I could've probably waited and picked a center in one of the later rounds, but the guys I wanted with my 2nd pick were all gone. I went with the 20 year old. I knew once I selected him, I needed to add more versatility in the frontcourt which leads me into my next pick.
3rd pick: Rudy Gay
I think he gave me good value in the 3rd round. A 20ppg scorer and has improved his efficiency since joining Sacramento. He's a beast in NBA 2k and gives me another go to option in crunch time. He's also capable of playing the PF position, which he will probably see a lot of next season in SAC. He would also fit well with CP3
4th pick: Amir Johnson
I needed a glue guy. Any knowledgeable basketball head will know what Amir brings to the table. He basically does a little bit of everything at PF and can play the 5 in stretches. He's not going to wow you in the statistical department, but he's going to make smart plays and help cover the paint.
5th pick: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
I feel like he's capable of being my 2nd or 3rd best player. I'm expecting big things out of him next year and consider him a guy similar to a Kerry Kittles. He's an underrated defender and I'm expecting him to improve his jumper. Definitely one of my favorite players on the squad. Only 22 years old as well.
Star, 3D guy, secondary scorer, glue guy, defensive anchor
Once I solidified that, I wanted a bench of guys I know could put the ball in the hoop. Nick Young can definitely shoot the rock and in the right role off the bench on a winning team, I'm expecting him to shoot a bunch of 3's at a good clip (37-39%). If we are using real coaches, Brad Stevens should use him correctly. He also gives me another scorer that can come in and light it up.
Patrick Patterson can also shoot it from deep. Made over 100 3's last season at 37%. Complements both of my bigs well. He can rebound, defend, athletic and can shoot the 3. I've actually been thinking about starting him over Amir, but I'll wait and see how the rest of the draft plays out. Patterson was also apart of one of the best bench units in the NBA last year.
NBA 2k ratings based off what I saw last year...
Paul - 90
KCP - maybe 78
Gay - 82
Amir - 78
Nurkic - 76
Young - 78
Patterson - 75
Mostly if your guy is in the high 70's, that's starter range.
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with the 189th pick, the Detroit Pistons select Cory Joseph - PG.
Why I took Splitter:
He was my 1st choice in the 4th round, but Robin Lopez took his spot because he was a better fit with Russell & Blake. Also Henson overtook Splitter due to defense, but FF took him. So back to my original idea for Round 4.
Splitter is a good efficient player. Doesn't do one thing extremely great, but a lot of different things that he does well.
In transition he's a 1.31 PPP, 9% of his offense, 86 percentile
Post Up 1.07, 20% of his offense, 92 percentile.
Quality passer.
His defense is above average, 3% better FG% from less than 6 feet, and less than 10 feet.
His offensive per 100 is 104.7, defense is 93.9.
Why I took Joseph:
Not number one on my board over the 5 positions, but the position is more of a need, and not sure how much I like the available PGs in 40+ picks. Just like Center was biggest need off the bench based on my starting 5. PG is 2nd biggest need because of Russell's youth. Joseph is a quality backup. Smart player. Makes the right plays.
Each year he has improved.
He's right at the average point in transition, which is fine, spot up shooter 60th percentile, as a ball handler in the pick and roll he's in the 75th percentile, and in isolation he's in the 88th percentile.
His defense is above average, and he's pesky.
Why I took Splitter:
He was my 1st choice in the 4th round, but Robin Lopez took his spot because he was a better fit with Russell & Blake. Also Henson overtook Splitter due to defense, but FF took him. So back to my original idea for Round 4.
Splitter is a good efficient player. Doesn't do one thing extremely great, but a lot of different things that he does well.
In transition he's a 1.31 PPP, 9% of his offense, 86 percentile
Post Up 1.07, 20% of his offense, 92 percentile.
Quality passer.
His defense is above average, 3% better FG% from less than 6 feet, and less than 10 feet.
His offensive per 100 is 104.7, defense is 93.9.
Why I took Joseph:
Not number one on my board over the 5 positions, but the position is more of a need, and not sure how much I like the available PGs in 40+ picks. Just like Center was biggest need off the bench based on my starting 5. PG is 2nd biggest need because of Russell's youth. Joseph is a quality backup. Smart player. Makes the right plays.
Each year he has improved.
He's right at the average point in transition, which is fine, spot up shooter 60th percentile, as a ball handler in the pick and roll he's in the 75th percentile, and in isolation he's in the 88th percentile.
His defense is above average, and he's pesky.
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I like Corey Joseph. Nice pick.
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the Miami Heat select..
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Houston Rockets select Jae Crowder
