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BIG, BIG TRADE.
T'wolves deal Mayo to Grizzlies for*Love, Miller - SI.com - 2008 NBA Draft
I think stonephillips will either be happy or pissed off...
Please, somebody shoot Kevin Mchale now!!!!
Really??? Earlier tonight on ESPN's bottomline scroll it said the Indians game was postponed. It obviously was a misprint.
I actually think it was a good trade.
Mayo would have sulked and complained about being in Minnesota.
Miami Heat Grade: A+
Round 1: Michael Beasley (2)
Round 2: Mario Chalmers (34), Darnell Jackson (52)
Analysis: I hate to break it to what looked like a very sober, perhaps disappointed Pat Riley, but the Heat won this draft. They walked away with arguably the best player in the draft and then got a second-round steal at point guard, a position at which Miami really needed help.
Beasley has a chance to be a superstar. With him and Dwyane Wade, the Heat have a terrific future. On top of that, Miami got a player at No. 34 who I had ranked as a potential mid-first-round pick. Chalmers is perfect for Riley: He is tough, plays defense, can shoot the lights out and is a winner. Once the Heat find a way to trade Shawn Marion, they'll be in great shape to make a big run at a young free agent next summer.
And according to John Hollinger's statistical formula, Jackson is one the biggest sleepers in the draft.
According to ESPN's Chad Ford, The Miami Heat received an A+ for the draft:
Who had the worst draft?
If you ask me, I say the Knicks.
Jarrod Bayless had fallen into their laps, yet they take a stiff who I've never heard of.
When Sandra can get on here, she'll have some steam to let loose...
Who got the lowest grade, salsadancer7?
Please stop referring to the Italian as a "stiff". Just because you've never heard of him doesn't make him a bad pick. It wasn't a popular pick to the crowd at Madison Square Garden since he played overseas instead of the bright spotlights in the NCAA. Recognition doesn't always translate into success in the NBA. Plus, most every pre-draft rankings had the Italian over Bayless.
Please stop referring to the Italian as a "stiff". Just because you've never heard of him doesn't make him a bad pick. It wasn't a popular pick to the crowd at Madison Square Garden since he played overseas instead of the bright spotlights in the NCAA. Recognition doesn't always translate into success in the NBA. Plus, most every pre-draft rankings had the Italian over Bayless.
So much for Miami's A+ draft...
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