netsdaily.com - 4/7/2008
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The following is mainly drawn from several articles on the Draft Lottery, including Jeff Dengate’s description of the 2005 Lottery for NBA.com and Mike Zarren’s explanation of the Lottery’s rules and machinations for celtics.com in 2007 as well as the Draft Lottery entry in Wikipedia.
On the night of May 20, during half time of an NBA playoff game, fans of the 14 teams ...
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Great Exercises in Internet NBA-Related Postings 4.7.08
Hardwood Paroxysm —
... throw Mitchell on that list. Insert joke here. So, this was after Saturday's loss. So today, after losing to the f'ing Sonics, should be fun to watch. No, no, Cleveland, everything's fine. Don't be worried. The Hawks going to zone is a really good idea, especially in the East. Use the size, guys. Use the size! Ah. My favorite. The "season" part of Half-Man, Half-Season. I've already read this about a half dozen times. I'm not worthy. This post was unnecessary, but it's ...
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SportSayers.com —
... If you don’t know why you see so many NBA teams trying to lose, then you might want to take a in-depth look at the NBA Lottery. ...
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theorangesports.blogspot.com 4/10/2008 — Since this is the hottest topic going forward, I have decided that from now until the NBA Draft happens I will try to give you as much as possible with who is going and who is not.
Anthony Randolph To Try The NBA —
Geaux Tuscaloosa
Yesterday, in a press conference, Anthony Randolph announced he was going to test the NBA draft waters, while leaving himself the option to return if things do not go well. Projections seem to have him as a lottery pick, which has me perplexed. Randolph is a very good player, certainly, but I don't see "lottery" in him, because I don't see any star potential there (at the NBA level). I ...
