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Taylor Coppenrath be-otches!!

"Remember this about Lampe before the draft? How wrong were they when he was picked in the top 10 as he is averaging a whopping 3 ppg." Actually Dolphan, Lampe was the fist pick of the second round, not a top ten.

What happened to David Anderson? Is he ever coming over?

I think yes

I live an hour south of Montreal, and have been an Expos fan since I was born. OK,OK quit laughing, but I wouldn't mind seeing Kasten as the owner. At least he'll spend some money and the spos won't have to be MLB's farm team anymore.

You cannot trade a player that you sign as a FA until Dec. 15th. So unless its a SNT with GS, your trades of Dampier cannot happen Deisel.

veteran leader who knows how to win. this would be ok.

He may not be a Rookie of the year, or even a starter for that matter, but I think he will be the most exciting player to come out of this draft.

Wagner is a young guy. This will be his third season in the league. If JT is traded, he is a much better PG option then Ivey is.

Mike Fratello- Why? He gives us some credibility. Dominique Wilkins- Why? Why not. He was the face of this franchise during its best times, why not the face for the good times still to come? Never happen though, not this year anyways.

Those two would fit in nicely and are probably a more realistic scenerio

the 7'4 was Jorge Gonzalez

wow,big boy.

Amen

He reminds me of a modern day version of Rex "the Wonderdog" Chapman.

Detroit is going to spend all there money on Okur who will get 8 million of the 10. On a side note, sleeper pick to consider with one of the second round picks.... Chris Duhon- excellent passer, great leader, and a stopper on defense. Just can't shoot. He'd make a great backup point guard.

I am a die hard Duke fan. Dahntay is probably the most athletic player I've ever seen come out of that school, not to mention probably one of the top 5 athletes in the draft. He is an emotional leader, can hit the big three, and takes it to the hole. He is also a big time defender, and can rebound with the big boys. How that translates to the NBA game is yet to be seen, but he is more than worth the risk at 37. At 21, I say Diaw.

Luke Recker. Kind of a poor mans Rex Chapman.