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ATLANTA HAWKS James Anderson G-F6-63/25/89Last team: San AntonioFailed to crack the rotation in San Antonio for the most part. Second chance in Atlanta. Keith Benson F6-108/13/88Last team: Golden StateWas drafted by the Hawks, but didn’t make the opening day roster last season. Damion James F6-710/07/87Last team: BrooklynDoesn’t create much on the offensive end, but can be effective defensively. Carldell Johnson G5-101/28/83Last team: Austin TorosSuper quick point guard that focuses on creating for others. Mike Scott F6-87/16/88Last team: VirginiaThe team’s second-round pick. Rebounding is his calling card. Likely to stick around. BOSTON CELTICS Dionte Christmas G6-59/15/86Last team: HoustonNice stats with the Celtics in summer league play. Micah Downs F6-89/08/86Last team: NovgorodDunk happy forward with good percentages from three-point land. Kris Joseph F6-712/17/88Last team: SyracuseExplosive forward. Has the talent, but needs to be more consistent. Rob Kurz F6-95/03/85Last team: NancyPlayed 40 games for the Warriors in the 2008-09 season. Jamar Smith G6-31/05/85Last team: ProstejovAveraged 14.9 ppg in the Czech League last year. BROOKLYN NETS Andray Blatche F6-118/22/86Last team: WashingtonGot amnestied by the Wizards during the summer. Wake-up call for the talented and frustrating power forward? Josh Childress F6-86/20/83Last team: PhoenixHis career has gone south since he returned from Greece. A virtual lock to make the team, anyway. Stephen Dennis G6-610/02/87Last team: BraunschweigWill probably be back in the D-League this season. James Mays F6-93/03/86Last team: Capitanes de AreciboA globetrotter. Has spent time in Turkey, China and Puerto Rico. Carleton Scott F6-810/09/88Last team: CarefuelPlayed in Austria. Doesn’t stand much of a chance. CHARLOTTE BOBCATS Jeff Adrien F6-72/10/86Last team: Khimi MoscowPhysical forward that has been part of strong European teams. Will make good money overseas if not in the NBA. Paris Horne G6-38/06/87Last team: GoettingenAveraged 5.7 ppg in the summer league with the Bobcats. Josh Owens F6-87/12/88Last team: StanfordWas named to the All-Pac 10 2nd Team last season. DaJuan Summers F6-81/24/88Last team: New OrleansGood jump shot. A bit of a tweener. Tough enough? CHICAGO BULLS Andre Emmett G6-58/27/82Last team: Al RiyadiPlayed well in the D-League, signed a 10-day contract with the Nets and averaged 28 ppg in Lebanon last season. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Kevin Anderson G6-012/21/88Last team: StrasbourgEuropean career started well with Strasbourg of France. Kelenna Azubuike G6-512/16/83Last team: ClevelandNot the same player after the injuries. Spot on the team may not be safe. Micheal Eric C6-116/24/88Last team: TempleNigerian big man with good rebounding skills. Luke Harangody F6-81/02/87Last team: ClevelandVery limited skillset. Three-point shooting and hustle have kept him in the league so far. Kevin Jones F6-88/28/89Last team: West VirginiaOutstanding numbers with the Mountaineers. One of the best players to go undrafted in 2012. Should make the team. Jeremy Pargo G6-23/07/86Last team: MemphisMuch was expected of him following a terrific year with Maccabi. Didn’t deliver in Memphis. Second NBA chance for him in Cleveland. DALLAS MAVERICKS Josh Akognon G5-112/10/86Last team: LiaoningPut up sensational numbers with the Kings in Vegas. Tu Holloway G6-08/21/89Last team: XavierGreat college career at Xavier was not enough to be drafted. Didier Ilunga-Mbenga C7-012/30/80Last team: New OrleansStill terrible on the offensive size, but has size and plays hard. DENVER NUGGETS Julyan Stone G6-612/07/88Last team: DenverGeorge Karl is on the record saying he could be a backup point guard in the NBA. Good size for the position. DETROIT PISTONS Jonny Flynn G6-02/06/89Last team: PortlandWas selected ahead of Stephen Curry, Brandon Jennings and Ty Lawson in 2009. Has been a bust so far. Terrence Williams G-F6-66/28/87Last team: SacramentoFourth team in three years for a 2009 first-round pick? Can’t be about skill. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Kent Bazemore G6-57/01/89Last team: Old DominionShowed enough in Las Vegas to get a contract. Nice defensive player. Carlon Brown G6-510/04/89Last team: ColoradoGood athlete that can create off the dribble. Named to the Pac 12 All-Tournament Team. Lance Goulbourne F6-84/06/89Last team: VanderbiltNever averaged more than 9 ppg in college. Rick Jackson F6-95/26/89Last team: RoanneBegan his pro career in France with decent numbers. Tarence Kinsey G6-65/21/84Last team: Anadolu EfesHas made a lot of money in Turkey playing well for top teams. Gives the NBA another try. HOUSTON ROCKETS Jon Brockman F6-73/20/87Last team: MilwaukeeLacks height, but has a great body and plays physical. Will stick around for a while in the NBA if not with the Rockets. Kyle Fogg G6-31/27/90Last team: ArizonaGood potential as a defender. D-League stint like in his future. Scott Machado G6-16/08/90Last team: IonaProbably the most surprising omission in the last draft. Led the NCAA in assists. Demetri McCamey G6-32/21/89Last team: Hapoel JerusalemPoint guard that looks to score first. Has played in Turkey and Israel. Greg Smith C6-101/08/91Last team: HoustonVery physical big man. A victim of the numbers game? INDIANA PACERS Blake Ahearn G6-25/27/84Last team: UtahExcellent shooter that should have no problem getting a good contract overseas if he’s cut in training camp. Sundiata Gaines G6-14/18/86Last team: BrooklynDidn’t have a good year with the lowly Nets. Has a small cult following ever since he hit that game-winning three vs. Cleveland. Ben Hansbrough G6-312/23/87Last team: Krka Novo MestoTyler’s brother. Has carved himself a nice career in Europe. Luke Nevill C7-22/19/86Last team: Perth WildcatsCouldn’t make the Australian Olympic team even though Andrew Bogut and Nathan Jawai were absent. Sam Young G-F6-66/01/85Last team: PhiladelphiaHigh-energy player that brings a spark off the bench… on the defensive end. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS Travis Leslie G6-43/29/90Last team: LA ClippersSaw more action in the D-League than the NBA during his rookie year. Trey Thompkins F6-105/29/90Last team: LA ClippersBig man with range up to three-point land. Got very limited playing time last season. LOS ANGELES LAKERS Ronnie Aguilar C7-16/24/87Last team: Bakersfield JamVery tall, but no discernible skill aside from shot-blocking. Reeves Nelson F6-89/18/91Last team: UCLAHis problems at UCLA have been well-chronicled. Redemption could start at Lakers’ camp. Robert Sacre C7-06/06/89Last team: GonzagaThe last pick of the 2012 draft. Very strong, but not that athletic. Greg Somogyi C7-310/01/89Last team: California-Santa BarbaraProbably just a big body for training camp practices. MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES Michael Dunigan F6-107/02/89Last team: DniproPlayed in the same high school as Kevin Garnett. Ronald Dupree F6-61/26/81Last team: ImolaHas been through this training camp thing many times before. Played in Italy last season. Jarrid Famous C6-107/16/88Last team: Metros de SantiagoPlayed for the Bucks in Vegas and averaged 8.0 points and 5.8 rebounds per game. Jerome Jordan C7-09/29/86Last team: New YorkJamaican center that didn’t get much of an opportunity in New York. DJ Kennedy G6-611/05/89Last team: ClevelandGot a call-up from the D-League last season. Likely to start the season there again. MIAMI HEAT Rodney Carney F6-74/05/84Last team: LiaoningMust prove he’s more than just an elite athlete. Robert Dozier F6-911/06/85Last team: CholetA Miami second-round pick in 2009. Terrific wingspan. Mickell Gladness C6-117/26/86Last team: Golden StateSurprisingly made the Heat roster last fall. Can he pull it off again? Josh Harrellson C6-102/12/89Last team: New YorkWas able to showcase his good outside shooting in New York in limited minutes. Great fit in Miami. Terrel Harris G6-48/10/87Last team: MiamiPlayed 10 minutes in the Heat’s championship run and got himself a ring. Dexter Pittman C6-103/02/88Last team: MiamiMiami has been patiently waiting for him to deliver. Running out of chances. Garrett Temple G6-65/08/86Last team: CasaleHas been a fringe NBA player for a while now. Stints with Houston, Sacramento, San Antonio, Milwaukee and Charlotte. Jarvis Varnado F-C6-93/01/88Last team: Virtus RomaHuge wingspan. Tremendous shot blocker. Will not score at the NBA level. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES Will Conroy G6-212/08/82Last team: Rio Grande Valley VipersHigh quality player in the D-League that has not quite managed to stick with a team in the NBA. Mike Harris F6-66/15/83Last team: Atleticos de San GermanA favorite of Houston’s management. Had five different stints there. Chris Johnson C6-117/17/85Last team: New OrleansDefense-oriented big man that could give the Wolves frontcourt depth. Phil Jones F6-109/02/85Last team: ClujA member of the Virgin Islands National Team. Seth Tarver G6-57/01/88Last team: Idaho StampedeNamed Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year in 2010. Jermaine Taylor G6-412/08/86Last team: Rio Grande Valley VipersPlayed in China and the NBADL in 2011-12. NEW ORLEANS HORNETS Darius Miller F6-83/21/90Last team: KentuckyCame off the bench for Anthony Davis’ Wildcats in 2011-12. Brian Roberts G6-112/03/85Last team: BambergThree-time champion in the ever-improving German League with Bamberg. Lance Thomas F6-84/22/88Last team: New OrleansWorked his way up from the D-League following a so-so college career at Duke. Chosen to USA’s Select Team roster in the summer. NEW YORK KNICKS Oscar Bellfield G6-21/11/90Last team: Nevada-Las VegasPlayed for the U.S. junior teams back in the day. Didn’t really distinguish himself in college. Chris Copeland F6-83/17/84Last team: AalstarComes off an excellent season in the Belgian League. Has a shot. John Shurna F6-84/30/90Last team: NorthwesternShot 43 percent from three at Northwestern in 2011-12. The second coming of Steve Novak? Henry Sims C6-103/27/90Last team: GeorgetownYet another serviceable big man from Georgetown. Looked good at the PIT. Chris Smith G6-210/13/87Last team: LouisvilleDoesn’t have his brother’s size, but three-point shooting prowess is definitely there. Mychel Thompson F6-66/01/88Last team: Erie BayHawksSon of NBA great Mychal Thompson. Made the Cavs’ opening day roster last season. James White F6-711/21/82Last team: Scavolini PesaroOne of the best dunkers of all time. Was one of the top players in the Italian League. OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER DeAndre Liggins G6-63/31/88Last team: OrlandoGood athlete with some potential as a defensive stopper. Daniel Orton C6-108/06/90Last team: OrlandoSpent two years in Stan Van Gundy’s doghouse in Orlando. Andy Rautins G6-411/02/86Last team: Lucentum AlicanteDidn’t look like he belong in his year with the Knicks. Disappointing performance in Spain last season. Hollis Thompson F6-84/03/91Last team: GeorgetownWould have probably been drafted if not for a groin injury. Nice pickup by the Thunder. ORLANDO MAGIC Armon Johnson G6-32/23/89Last team: BrooklynGood size for the point guard position. Plays tough defense. DeQuan Jones F6-76/20/90Last team: MiamiPlayed for the Hurricanes in college. Didn nothing out of the ordinary there. E’Twaun Moore G6-42/28/89Last team: BostonEfficient three-point shooter that didn’t get a shot with the Celtics. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS Dan Gadzuric C6-112/02/78Last team: New YorkSize and length are still there, obviously. Brings a presence on the defensive end. Devin Searcy F6-108/25/89Last team: Toyama GrousesMade his pro debut in the lowly Japanese League. Xavier Silas G6-51/22/88Last team: PhiladelphiaHad a scary facial injury in summer league. Gets another shot with the Sixers. Maalik Wayns G6-15/02/91Last team: VillanovaSixers give a chance to this local star that didn’t get drafted. Damien Wilkins F6-71/11/80Last team: DetroitAveraged career lows all over the stat sheet with the Pistons. PHOENIX SUNS PJ Tucker F6-55/05/85Last team: BambergPlays bigger than his size. Physical swingman that dominated in Germany last year. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Demonte Harper G6-46/21/89Last team: Cibona ZagrebAveraged 13.5 ppg for Drazen Petrovic’s team back in Croatia. Dallas Lauderdale F6-89/11/88Last team: TurowBig body. Big surprise if he makes the cut. Adam Morrison F6-87/19/84Last team: BesiktasHas disappointed in several NBA teams already, but everybody will be rooting for him in Portland. SACRAMENTO KINGS Cyril Awere C6-102/01/85Last team: Stade NabeulienAveraged a double-double in the Tunisian League. Tony Mitchell F6-68/07/89Last team: AlabamaAthletic guard with a shaky jump shot and some baggage. Hamady Ndiaye C7-06/12/87Last team: GuangzhouThe Senegalese center led the Chinese League in blocked shots with an average of 6.7 per game. Willie Reed F6-95/16/90Last team: Sant Josep GironaExplosive forward with low skill level. SAN ANTONIO SPURS Derrick Brown F6-89/08/87Last team: CharlotteLed the worst team in NBA history in field goal shooting percentage. Josh Powell F6-91/25/83Last team: Brujos de GuayamaHas the chance to showcase his skills for other team. Very unlikely to stick around. Tyler Wilkerson F6-87/25/88Last team: Maccabi HaifaNice numbers in the Israeli League, but that won’t help him make the team. Wesley Witherspoon F6-91/27/90Last team: University of MemphisDid a little bit of everything in Memphis. Camp experience could be worthy for the future. TORONTO RAPTORS Alan Anderson F-G6-610/16/82Last team: TorontoFinished last season with the Raptors. Illustrious career in Europe. Jamaal Magloire C6-115/21/78Last team: TorontoWill not give you much on the court anymore, but could be a good mentor to have around. Jerel McNeal G6-36/01/87Last team: MontegranaroQuality player in the D-League. Last seen in Italy. Chris Wright F6-89/30/88Last team: Golden StatePut up big numbers in the D-League. Will be in the NBA this season with Toronto or some other team. UTAH JAZZ Brian Butch C6-1112/22/84Last team: Bakersfield JamA regular at training camps. Didn’t make the cut with the Hornets in 2011. Trey Gilder G6-51/24/85Last team: VentspilsHas played in Croatia, Australia, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Utah and the D-League the last two years. Darnell Jackson F6-84/08/89Last team: DonetskTough playerss that will make training camp practices more physical. Has a shot. Chris Quinn G6-29/27/83Last team: Khimki MoscowHas four years of NBA experience under his belt. Heady point guard that shoots well from three. WASHINGTON WIZARDS Earl Barron C7-08/14/81Last team: Atleticos de San GermanThe Wizards will be Barron’s 20th team since he turned pro in 2003. A true journeyman. Brian Cook F6-912/04/80Last team: WashingtonA stretch four that has shot 38 percent from beyond the arc throughout his career. May be looking at his last contract in the NBA. Steven Gray G6-54/08/89Last team: VentspilsA very long shot to make the team. Averaged 7.3 ppg in summer league with Washington. Shavlik Randolph F6-1011/24/83Last team: Piratas de QuebradillasDidn’t live up to expectations in college, but decent pro career so far. In and out of the NBA all the time. 0 - Posted on: Mon, 10/01/2012 - 3:39am #717352

Jr. ROXASParticipantHope kent bazemore makes it to the team. He has the potential to be a good defensive stopper in the nba. i watched one of his summer league games against the bulls and he had like 7 blocks then, for a guard that’s really impressive
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JoeWolf1I like Bazemore too, he has the potential to find a nitch in the league as a defensive specialist. I hope he gets on somewhere to start the season.
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- Posted on: Mon, 10/01/2012 - 11:00am #717401
KanyEvil27ParticipantWhat happened to Drew Gordon? He was in about every 2nd round mock draft and was seen rarerly in the end of the 1st round mocks.
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