NBA.com: NBA Draft 2007: What’s the Consensus?

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David Aldridge: 'The Blazers could shape the draft'
Published 5/8/2007 by Casey Holdahl at Blazers Blog - OregonLive.com
... in which he declares that the Blazers could control the 2007 draft. There's not a ton of information that you probably don't already know (Blazers have a lot of young talent, Zach Randolph is a 20/10 guy, Kevin Pritchard knows what he's doing, ect.), it's great to hear the national media give the Blazers some much-deserved respect. There's also a great compilation of mock drafts here . Not a whole lot of consensus on who the Blazers will take (if they take anyone). Nothing too earth shattering, though I think

Smorgas-Bored
Published 5/19/2007 by Chris at Eleven Warriors
... next Tuesday but Milwaukee has the third best shot (15%). I’d love to see an Oden/Redd combo to give me an NBA team to follow while I continue wondering if Lebron will ever develop the killer instinct necessary to earn the comparisons to Magic, MJ, et al. Click here to see more mock lottery team drafts than you can shake a stick at and

Around the Mock Drafts
Published 5/24/2007 by FLCeltsFan at LOY's PLACE a celtics green blog
... NBA.com has a mock that puts

Drama City Loses Again
Published 5/24/2007 at STLSportsMag
... Even if you don’t follow the NBA, the drama that surrounded this year’s Draft Lottery made for a solid viewing experience.  With Greg Oden and Kevin Durant dangling in front of bottom feeding teams – some of which blatantly threw in the towel late in the season to improve their lottery chances – an unexpected shuffling at the top of the draft order caused ripples throughout the NBA.  Portland snagged the number one pick, with Seattle at #2.  The Grizzlies and Celtics, the teams with highest chances to get the top two picks fell to #4 and #5 respectively. With a population that loves sports drama as much as it loves its Dunkin Donuts, the focus over the past few days has been squarely on the once proud Boston Celtics.  They tanked the season to get a shot at one of the big boys and it backfired, now they’re stuck with the fifth pick meaning they could get anyone from Mike Conley Jr. to Yi Jianlian depending on which

Beaten to the punch!
Published 5/27/2007 by Scott at Real and Fake Sports Musings
... Damn, I was planning on doing this myself, but NBA.com beat me to it. They have what the call a Consensus Mock Draft, in which they collect the mock drafts from media around the web. http://www.nba.com/features/draft2007_consensus.html

Beaten to the punch!
Published 5/28/2007 by Scott at Real and Fake Sports Musings
... Damn, I was planning on doing this myself, but NBA.com beat me to it. They have what the call a Consensus Mock Draft, in which they collect the mock drafts from media around the web. http://www.nba.com/features/draft2007_consensus.html

Bucks Prospects: PF Al Horford
Published 6/9/2007 by Blogmaster at Bucks Diary
... Bottom Line: If Horford falls to the Bucks at 6, I will jump for joy. He won't be a superstar, but he should be a solid contributor in areas of need for the Bucks. And, to me, he is clearly the third best prospect in this draft. I think that amongst the crop of possible Bucks selections, he is the least likely to bust. But I am not that optimistic that he will be there at 6. As I see it, the only chance of that happening is if the Hawks take Conley at 3, and the other teams above the Bucks fall in love with the mysterious Chinese guy and the potential upside of Brandan Wright. Unfortunately, at this point, I don't see that happening. NBA.com's consensus mock draft has him going at 4 to Memphis.