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BDL 2009 NBA Mock Draft: Pick No. 24, Blazers
BDL 2009 NBA Mock Draft: Pick No. 24, Blazers
With the NBA Draft just a day away, Ball Don't Lie has decided to weigh in with its own 2009 Mock Draft. But since we know so little about college basketball, we called in SB Nation's team experts (and a few others) to throw their darts at the board. Let's see what sticks ... With the 24th ...
Portland Trail Blazers deal 3 picks to Dallas Mavericks for No. 22 in draft
sports.espn.go.com — The Portland TrailBlazers agreed to trade the 24th, 56th and worst of their second round picks in... 2010 to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday for the 22nd pick in Thursday's NBA draft, according to a league source. (more) Portland Trail Blazers deal 3 picks to Dallas Mavericks ...
2009 NBA MOCK DRAFT
2009 NBA MOCK DRAFT
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More NBA trade rumors: Hinrich to the Blazers? He thinks so.
blog.oregonlive.com — The real art this time of year is not building draft boards or evaluating talent, rather separating... fact from fiction. The latest buzz from Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports includes: ... Chicago Bulls guard Kirk Hinrich is telling friends that... (more) More NBA trade rumors: Hinrich to the Blazers? He thinks so.
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More NBA trade rumors: Hinrich to the Blazers? He thinks so.
Blazers Blog — ... has the Blazers grabbing VCU's Eric Maynor (6-3 PG) with 24: Analysis: This would be a pretty big slide for Maynor, who could go as high as No. 13. But with so many point guards on the board, in this scenario, he slides a bit and Kevin Pritchard picks up another home run in the draft. I don't see Maynor still around at 24. Ball Don't Lie's mock has the Blazers going with Tel Aviv's Omri Caspi at 24: At age 20, Casspi has shown the requisite grit and toughness in his group workouts and still has all the time in the world to figure out how to stop shooting jumpers like Shawn ...

Draft Night Digest
Blazersedge — ... With a few hours to think about it, taking Claver is definitely a better long-term move than trading out of the first round entirely.  Grabbing him at #22 (and sacrificing a second round pick to do it) is surely debatable.  But virtually the same logic I used to explain why the Blazers might default to Omri Casspi if they picked at #24 can be used to defend the Claver pick at #22. ...

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