[d-ravParticipant]

http://www.nbadraft.net/nba_mock_drafts/comments/16620

What you guys think? Feel free to criticize. Also, i didn’t put much effort into the comments, but you kinda get the idea of the reasoning behind the choice from what i wrote

[QuazedUnicornParticipant]

um fix your comments they are applying to different teams i stopped when you said utah had rubio and minnesota had andrea.

[d-ravParticipant]

Thnx 4 noting man. I thnk it’s fixed now. My bad

[shangrilaParticipant]

JaJuan Johnson goes that high, especially if Thompson slides. Your reasoning for Indiana is sound, just picked the wrong player.

Minnesota won’t pick a PF, nor do I think they would pass on Irving. They wouldn’t keep Irving, but yeah, they wouldn’t pass on him. His value is too great in a trade. And Faried? They’ve got Love and are now developing Randolph. There’s no room for him. I expect, if they keep the pick, they would look at someone like Brooks (although he’s not available in your mock), Klay Thompson, Hamilton, etc.

Speaking of Thompson and Hamilton, that seems really low for them, especially with a lack of quality SGs in this draft. And at worst Selby will go early in the 2nd. There is no possible way he goes 55th overall.

[JustinPersellParticipant]

While I am a constant follower of Kansas Basketball I can not see Josh Selby sliding out of the first round. He when healthy proved he can contribute on a high level injuries set him back while at Kansas. Also his relationship with Carmelo makes him attractive the the Knicks although he is not a need as much as a Chris Singleton or a defensive stopper or a inside presence. If not the Knicks I believe he wont slip past the nets in the back half of the first round to back up deron williams, would be a great fit as a change of pace backup point guard for both teams all Selby is a much explosive then either starting guard with the Knicks and Nets.

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