Cherry-pickers are Snowbirds

where he probably won’t get much with miami, ...correct?

marion was never the brightest though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YB6fkx0_bQ&feature=related

to nbadraft.net, Hawk only posted their “strengths” section on Bayless. The “weaknesses” section reads like this:

“Weaknesses: Although he has a great feel for the game, his playmaking skills will need to improve to handle the PG spot fulltime … His lack of a good wingspan neutralizes his great athleticism to a slight degree, and hinders his ability to defend … Although he improved as the season went along, he still settles for the contested jumpshot way too often, adding shot discipline is crucial … His shooting motion is a little unorthodox as he sort of shot puts the ball. But it’s nothing that needs tampering with as he shoots it the same way every time and very effectively … At times forces the issue too much, getting out of control and finding himself in traffic with nobody to throw the ball to … Will need to get stronger and better conditioned, he may have fallen victim to the physical grind, as fatigue settled in at the end of the season, his shot become more inconsistent, dropping his percentages substantially (he did not have a game where he made more than 2 threes in his last 10 outings)… His emotions can get the best of him, and at times his frustration renders him completely non-existent on the court … He is somewhat turnover prone, but with more experience and maturity it should not be a concern … Continues to be plagued by injuries, which raises questions about his durability … Despite all of his talent, there are some concerns about his ability to make others better, he has been on underachieving teams in AAU as well as at Arizona, raising the issue of selfishness. Is he a teammate others want to play with? It depends who you ask … Still has some maturing to do, but is seen as a guy who will ultimately succeed at the NBA level due to his tremendous desire and intelligence …”

So to get a full idea of their opinion of them, you should really post both.

That was my point. I don’t think that there’s a whole lot of difference between tyhe playerrs available in slots 3-16. You’ve got Rose and Beasley, then what, Brook Lopez? Is he even a starter in the NBA? Whereas Batum could be the steal of the draft, unless of course he turns out to be another Boris.

I say LB for the 5, and keep the 15.