Live Blogging the Draft

by Dan @ Bright Side Of The Sun on Jun 28, 2007 3:06 PM MDT in Phoenix Suns News

There are several places that are live-blogging the draft tonight. Golden State of Mind is one of them. Blazer's Edge is another.

The one I'm participating in is the ESPN live draft blog.

The premise is each team blogger selected writes one sentence about who they would pick in their team's spot while their team is on the clock. Then after the team selects a player, the blogger provides one sentence about the pick the team decided to do.

It should be a lot of fun. Check out the different sites if you're looking for info and blogger opinions.

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I hope you save a transcript...

...because the link to the liveblog TrueHoop appears to be broken.

by TexSUN on Jun 28, 2007 5:33 PM MDT reply actions

Here is the link

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/truehoop/0-0-4/TrueHoop-Blogger-Live-Draft.html

by andrewinnewyork on Jun 28, 2007 6:31 PM MDT reply actions

Thanks

ESPN had some major problems with the site right as the draft was starting. Not sure if there were just too many people going to the site or if something else went wrong but it is fixed now. The Suns are about 6 picks away.

by Dan @ Bright Side Of The Sun on Jun 28, 2007 7:18 PM MDT up reply actions

unfortunately

looks like trading both picks to the clippers and getting noah at 14 isn't going to happen. Who is this finish guy?

by andrewinnewyork on Jun 28, 2007 7:30 PM MDT up reply actions

Still not over yet , huh?

Wow... I thought with as late as I had to work, it would be over and done with by now. I've been checking in periodically, but I had a major project deadline to meet, so no time to "play", unfortunately. Oh well, as slowly as it seems to be going, I guess I may even have time to eat dinner before the Suns pick. :)

by TexSUN on Jun 28, 2007 7:42 PM MDT reply actions

wow what an anticlimax

they sold the pick to paul allen. Maybe they sold it for enough money to pay the lux-tax though, so it could be good news.

by andrewinnewyork on Jun 28, 2007 7:58 PM MDT reply actions

Disgusting!

I can't f*ng believe this! The Suns sold the #24 pick to Portland when so many good players were still available. The Suns are becoming a team of over 30 years players. I expect them to either get the #8 seed in the playoffs next year or not make the playoffs at all. That is just as good because may be they need to get in the lottery in order to actually use their draft pick.

Will the Suns NEVER draft a player in the first round? I am so sick of Sarver forcing the team to sell draft picks for cash! This guy does not deserve to own a sports team.

SHAME on Sarver's Suns!!!

by Vash01 @ Bright Side Of The Sun on Jun 28, 2007 8:11 PM MDT up reply actions

Huh?

Did the Suns trade Nash, Stoudemire AND Marion while I wasn't watching? Last I checked all three were still there. As long as Nash and either one of the other two are still around, I don't think we have to worry much about the Suns missing the playoffs altogether, barring some catastrophic injury.

by TexSUN on Jun 28, 2007 8:55 PM MDT up reply actions

did some other suns blog

hijack your resopnse? This could get ugly.

by andrewinnewyork on Jun 28, 2007 8:02 PM MDT reply actions

Wow... Just wow...

The absolute last thing I was expecting was another draft pick sale. In fact, I was more afraid the Suns would err on the other side of caution--i.e., just draft anybody to appease fans who are growing increasingly impatient with the draft pick dumps. I'm speachless that they traded a pick again. I hope there's more to it than meets the eye.

by TexSUN on Jun 28, 2007 8:15 PM MDT reply actions

Building a dynasty?

We're really building a dynasty aren't we? In Portland! :) I'm reserving judgement, though, until I hear what the Suns got out of it.

by TexSUN on Jun 28, 2007 8:28 PM MDT reply actions

NOTHING!

The Suns got nothing. The Blazers and Sonics got everything. Sarver should not own a sports team. He has ruined our Suns.

I had feared that he may sell a draft pick again- and to see him sell it for $3 million which is like pocket change to him was unbearable. Portland should send him a Thank you gift.

by Vash01 @ Bright Side Of The Sun on Jun 28, 2007 10:01 PM MDT reply actions