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insider.espn.go.com - 6/24/2009

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docksquadsports.com - 6/25/2009

2009 NBA MOCK DRAFT

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insider.espn.go.com - 6/23/2009

NBA players pick for their teams in a first round mock draft

— insider.espn.go.com — The following story appears in the June 29 issue of ESPN The Magazine. As the NBA draft... nears, The Mag 's fine stable of writers tracked down a player representative from every team with a pick in the first round to participate in a full mock draft of ... (more) NBA players pick for their teams in a first round mock draft

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Blazersedge — ... basketball career and had weighed close to 400 pounds before his death. Miller said Duckworth's death was an eye-opener for him. "I don't want to be like that," Miller said. Honestly there are too many draft rumors to even keep track of at this point.  Check out the following links for heavy reading. Hoops Hype Rumors Jonathan Givony's Word on the Street for June 22 Chad Ford's Buzz Chad Ford's latest mock draft has the Blazers taking DaJuan Summers. ...

NBA Draft (and rumor) linkage
Blazers Blog — ... of optimism and suspense. It is the night when teams' intentions are revealed and fates are set. The days that precede it, however, are filled with lies and obfuscation, misdirection and outright manipulation. Agents inflate their players' value and trash the clients of their rivals. Team executives, fearful that another team will snatch their favorite prospect, spread false reports about a player's workout, or his health, or his character." That about sums it up. That said, here's Chad Ford's latest mock draft (Insider) , with no real change for the Blazers: DeJuan Summers, ...

Chad Ford's Newest Mock 6.0 - Henderson to the Suns?
Bright Side Of The Sun — Chad Ford's Newest Mock 6.0 - Henderson to the Suns? Chad Ford released his newest mock draft today and surprisingly has Gerald Henderson slipping down to the Suns at #14.

Monday Notes: Flynn, Jennings, Lawson, and Teague in town
Brew Hoop — ... .  Chad Ford's latest mock has the Bucks taking Jrue Holiday over Flynn, though he admits it's virtually a tossup and the Bucks would probably prefer Jordan Hill (who he has going seventh to Golden State).  A day earlier, he was also talking Bucks and broke down their board thusly: ...

NBA Draft video: UNC point guard Ty Lawson works out for the Blazers
Blazers Blog — ... at odds with the type of offense the Blazers run. Although adding Lawson to the team's roster might allow the Blazers to push the tempo a bit more when their second unit is in (Rudy would certainly approve) it's likely that any point guard the Blazers acquire (via draft, trade or free agency) is going to spend a bulk of his time playing a halfcourt game. This could be the determining factor working against Lawson. DraftExpress.com has Lawson going at pick No. 17 to the 76ers. As does ESPN.com (Insider). Ball Don't Lie has Lawson to the Minnesota Timberwolves. ...

Coming Up! (Live at Atlanta)
The Human Highlight Blog — You want a better kind of future One that everyone can share Youre not alone, we all could use it Stick around were nearly there We can only hope for this McCartney-esque (circa Wings) type enthusiasm for Thursday's draft and its impact on the Hawks. When we look around the prognostications they range from Jeff Teague ( ESPN--reg req ...

Howlin' T-Wolf — Ok Wolves fans so we have plenty of updated information in the past few weeks that we've gotten straight from David Kahn on what his plan is for the Wolves. On top of that some more research has led me to change some of my views as well and we have a lot more information on the players available in the draft. So with that here's my State of the Wolves Part II (I'll be pulling from the first State of the Wolves as well as my look into how the Wolves look in terms of scorers and will indent that stuff to distinguish old from new): I like the format Draft Express used in their Off-Season Analysis a few years back so let's go with ...