2012 NBA Draft and Offseason Blog
Written by Paul Banks of the Washington Times, and David Kay of the The Sports Bank.
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Outstanding 2013 NBA Draft Trades - July 12
The Atlanta Hawks own the Houston Rockets' first-round pick (lottery protected via the Nets/Terrence Williams trade) from the Joe Johnson trade.
The Atlanta Hawks own the Houston Rockets' second-round pick (top-40 protected) from the David Andersen trade.
The Charlotte Bobcats own the Detroit Pistons' first-round pick (lottery protected) from the Ben Gordon trade.
The Charlotte Bobcats own the Portland Blazers' first-round pick (top-12 protected) from the Gerald Wallace trade.
The Chicago Bulls own the Charlotte Bobcats' first-round pick (top-12 protected) from the Tyrus Thomas trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers own the Miami Heat's first-round pick (top 10 protected) from the LeBron James trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers own the Sacramento Kings' first-round pick (top-12 protected) from the J.J. Hickson trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have the right to swap first-round picks with the Los Angeles Lakers (lottery protected) due to the Ramon Sessions trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers own the Orlando Magic's second-round pick from the Justin Harper trade.
The Dallas Mavericks have the right to swap second-round picks with the Los Angeles Lakers due to the Lamar Odom trade.
The Denver Nuggets own the Portland Blazers' second-round pick (top-40 protected) from the Raymond Felton/Andre Miller trade.
The Los Angeles Lakers own the Memphis Grizzlies' second-round pick (top-55 protected) from the Pau Gasol trade.
The Miami Heat own the Philadelphia 76ers' first-round pick (lottery protected) from the Arnett Moultrie trade.
The Minnesota Timberwolves own the Memphis Grizzlies' first-round pick (lottery protected via the Rockets/Shane Battier trade) from the Donatas Motiejunas trade.
The Minnesota Timberwolves own the Brooklyn Nets' second-round pick from the Bojan Bogdanovic trade.
The Minnesota Timberwolves own the Oklahoma City Thunder's second-round pick (top-43 protected) from the Lazar Hayward trade.
The Oklahoma City Thunder own the Toronto Raptors' first-round pick (protected via Houston/Kyle Lowry trade) from the James Harden trade.
The Oklahoma City Thunder own the Dallas Mavericks' first-round pick (top-20 protected; via the Lakers from the Lamar Odom trade via Houston from the Jordan Hill/Derek Fisher trade) from the James Harden trade.
The Oklahoma City Thunder own the Charlotte Bobcats' second-round pick (via the Rockets) from the James Harden trade.
The Orlando Magic own the Warriors' second-round pick (via Denver) from the Dwight Howard trade.
The Philadelphia 76ers owns the New Orleans Hornets' second-round pick from the Marreese Speights/Xavier Henry trade.
The Phoenix Suns own the Minnesota Timberwolves' first-round pick (top-13 protected) from the Wesley Johnson trade.
The Phoenix Suns own the lowest of the Los Angeles Lakers' first-round picks from the Steve Nash trade.
The Phoenix Suns own the Denver Nuggets' second-round pick (via Lakers) from the Steve Nash trade.
The Portland Blazers own the Boston Celtics' second-round pick from the Courtney Lee trade.
The Portland Blazers own the Minnesota Timberwolves' second-round pick (via Boston) from the Courtney Lee trade.
The Utah Jazz own the Golden State Warriors' first-round pick (top-six protected via the Nets/Marcus Williams trade) from the Deron Williams trade.
The Washington Wizards own the New York Knicks' second-round pick from the Tyson Chandler three-team trade.
Recent NBA Draft and Offseason Blog Entries:
James Harden Trade Analysis - 10/29
What Will the USA Basketball Team Look Like at 2016 Summer Olympics? - 8/15
Dwight Howard Trade Analysis - 8/10
Restricted 2013 NBA Free Agents - 7/29
Unrestricted 2013 NBA Free Agents - 7/28
2012 NBA Offseason Winners - 7/23
2012 NBA Offseason Losers - 7/21
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/13
Outstanding 2013 NBA Draft Trades - 7/12
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/10
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/6
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/4
Atlanta Hawks' Trades Recap - 7/3
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/2
2012 NBA Draft Winners - 6/30
2012 NBA Draft Losers - 6/30
NBA Trade Analysis - 6/28
NBA Trade Analysis - 6/27
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Perry Jones - More Risk or Reward? - 6/26
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: John Henson One of NBA Draft's Most Overrated Players - 6/25
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Vanderbilt to See Three Commodores Taken in NBA Draft - 6/22
Wizards-Hornets Trade Analysis - 6/21
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Doron Lamb: Stepping out of Kentucky Shadows into NBA Draft - 6/20
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Memphis' Will Barton Sneak into 1st round of 2012 NBA Draft? - 6/19
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Baylor's Quincy Miller Made a Mistake by Entering NBA Draft - 6/16
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Duke's Austin Rivers live up to the hype in the NBA? - 6/15
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Kansas' Tyshawn Taylor Be a True NBA Point Guard? - 6/14
2012 NBA Draft Lottery Odds Breakdown - 5/30
2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Winners - 3/19
2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Losers - 3/18
2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Five Players Likely to Be Traded - 3/8
2012 NBA Draft Outstanding Trades - 12/25
NBA Offseason and Draft Blog - Home
2013 NBA Mock Draft - May 3
2014 NBA Mock Draft - April 25
2013 NBA Draft Prospect Rankings: C | PF | COMBO-F | SF | COMBO-G | SG | PG
2011 NBA Mock Draft - June 23
2011 NBA Mock Draft - Walt's (June 21)
2011 NBA Mock Re-Draft
2010 NBA Mock Re-Draft
2009 NBA Mock Re-Draft
2011 NBA Draft Scouting Reports
2010-11 NBA Season Previews
2009 NBA Draft Grades
2013 Fantasy Football Rankings - May 19
Charlie's 2014 NFL Mock Draft - May 16
2014 NFL Mock Draft - May 15
2013 NBA Mock Draft - May 3
NFL Picks - Feb. 3
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Outstanding 2013 NBA Draft Trades - July 12
The Atlanta Hawks own the Houston Rockets' first-round pick (lottery protected via the Nets/Terrence Williams trade) from the Joe Johnson trade.
The Atlanta Hawks own the Houston Rockets' second-round pick (top-40 protected) from the David Andersen trade.
The Charlotte Bobcats own the Detroit Pistons' first-round pick (lottery protected) from the Ben Gordon trade.
The Charlotte Bobcats own the Portland Blazers' first-round pick (top-12 protected) from the Gerald Wallace trade.
The Chicago Bulls own the Charlotte Bobcats' first-round pick (top-12 protected) from the Tyrus Thomas trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers own the Miami Heat's first-round pick (top 10 protected) from the LeBron James trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers own the Sacramento Kings' first-round pick (top-12 protected) from the J.J. Hickson trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have the right to swap first-round picks with the Los Angeles Lakers (lottery protected) due to the Ramon Sessions trade.
The Cleveland Cavaliers own the Orlando Magic's second-round pick from the Justin Harper trade.
The Dallas Mavericks have the right to swap second-round picks with the Los Angeles Lakers due to the Lamar Odom trade.
The Denver Nuggets own the Portland Blazers' second-round pick (top-40 protected) from the Raymond Felton/Andre Miller trade.
The Los Angeles Lakers own the Memphis Grizzlies' second-round pick (top-55 protected) from the Pau Gasol trade.
The Miami Heat own the Philadelphia 76ers' first-round pick (lottery protected) from the Arnett Moultrie trade.
The Minnesota Timberwolves own the Memphis Grizzlies' first-round pick (lottery protected via the Rockets/Shane Battier trade) from the Donatas Motiejunas trade.
The Minnesota Timberwolves own the Brooklyn Nets' second-round pick from the Bojan Bogdanovic trade.
The Minnesota Timberwolves own the Oklahoma City Thunder's second-round pick (top-43 protected) from the Lazar Hayward trade.
The Oklahoma City Thunder own the Toronto Raptors' first-round pick (protected via Houston/Kyle Lowry trade) from the James Harden trade.
The Oklahoma City Thunder own the Dallas Mavericks' first-round pick (top-20 protected; via the Lakers from the Lamar Odom trade via Houston from the Jordan Hill/Derek Fisher trade) from the James Harden trade.
The Oklahoma City Thunder own the Charlotte Bobcats' second-round pick (via the Rockets) from the James Harden trade.
The Orlando Magic own the Warriors' second-round pick (via Denver) from the Dwight Howard trade.
The Philadelphia 76ers owns the New Orleans Hornets' second-round pick from the Marreese Speights/Xavier Henry trade.
The Phoenix Suns own the Minnesota Timberwolves' first-round pick (top-13 protected) from the Wesley Johnson trade.
The Phoenix Suns own the lowest of the Los Angeles Lakers' first-round picks from the Steve Nash trade.
The Phoenix Suns own the Denver Nuggets' second-round pick (via Lakers) from the Steve Nash trade.
The Portland Blazers own the Boston Celtics' second-round pick from the Courtney Lee trade.
The Portland Blazers own the Minnesota Timberwolves' second-round pick (via Boston) from the Courtney Lee trade.
The Utah Jazz own the Golden State Warriors' first-round pick (top-six protected via the Nets/Marcus Williams trade) from the Deron Williams trade.
The Washington Wizards own the New York Knicks' second-round pick from the Tyson Chandler three-team trade.
Recent NBA Draft and Offseason Blog Entries:
James Harden Trade Analysis - 10/29
What Will the USA Basketball Team Look Like at 2016 Summer Olympics? - 8/15
Dwight Howard Trade Analysis - 8/10
Restricted 2013 NBA Free Agents - 7/29
Unrestricted 2013 NBA Free Agents - 7/28
2012 NBA Offseason Winners - 7/23
2012 NBA Offseason Losers - 7/21
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/13
Outstanding 2013 NBA Draft Trades - 7/12
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/10
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/6
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/4
Atlanta Hawks' Trades Recap - 7/3
2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/2
2012 NBA Draft Winners - 6/30
2012 NBA Draft Losers - 6/30
NBA Trade Analysis - 6/28
NBA Trade Analysis - 6/27
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Perry Jones - More Risk or Reward? - 6/26
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: John Henson One of NBA Draft's Most Overrated Players - 6/25
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Vanderbilt to See Three Commodores Taken in NBA Draft - 6/22
Wizards-Hornets Trade Analysis - 6/21
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Doron Lamb: Stepping out of Kentucky Shadows into NBA Draft - 6/20
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Memphis' Will Barton Sneak into 1st round of 2012 NBA Draft? - 6/19
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Baylor's Quincy Miller Made a Mistake by Entering NBA Draft - 6/16
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Duke's Austin Rivers live up to the hype in the NBA? - 6/15
2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Kansas' Tyshawn Taylor Be a True NBA Point Guard? - 6/14
2012 NBA Draft Lottery Odds Breakdown - 5/30
2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Winners - 3/19
2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Losers - 3/18
2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Five Players Likely to Be Traded - 3/8
2012 NBA Draft Outstanding Trades - 12/25
NBA Offseason and Draft Blog - Home
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Fitz
06-18-2011
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Well the Tristan Thompson article is good.
The Hamilton Article has one mistake.In the 1st paragraph it says, "there are concerns about him about him being dialed in..." You put "about him" twice.
Walter
06-17-2011
01:52 am
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Haha thanks for that. I definitely won't hate you for it. It's hard to proofread at 2 am.
Fitz
06-16-2011
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Yea i understand. Gotta make that paper ha.
Btw, in the last paragraph of the Singleton article it needs to say, "never will BE a star". Right now its says, "never will a star". I decided I'm gonna keep gonna keep correcting your articles until you start hating me
Walter
06-14-2011
01:28 am
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Haha definitely not my morals. It's what the advertisers and Google want, and since this is my main source of income, I have to do as they say.
Fitz
06-13-2011
02:17 pm
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Yea I figured it was probably just bad grammar on Liggins' part but I figured I would correct it just in case.
You cant say anything with a** in it or sh*t and a few others such as d*ck and so on and so forth. I understand if you have to do it because of advertisers and things like that, but I hope it's not because of your morals haha
Walter
06-13-2011
01:42 am
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Thanks, Fitz. I made some of the corrections.
Two of them were wrong though because that's how the quote was said. You should never fix the grammar in the quote if that's how the player said it. What specific filter are you talking about?
Fitz
06-11-2011
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*Hands instead of hand.
Haha i f'ed up while correcting your f ups. And you need to get rid of the bad language filter on here imo. It's annoying
Fitz
06-11-2011
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Walt- Well the first sentence did say Every year i scratch at instead of scratch my head at, but i guess u just fixed that recently.
In the 3rd paragraph you say "the extremely talent bunch of recruits coming to Kentucky...". It should be TALENTED bunch 5th paragraph- "We had other guys who more highly recruited than me..." Should be "other guys who WERE more highly recruited than me" 7th paragraph- "but he never showed a consistency in attacking the basket." you need to take out the A. 8th paragraph- Hands instead of hands in " I didn't have the ball in my hand a lot" I'm not trying to be a grammar nazi btw. Just trying to help out.
JimB
06-11-2011
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I believe he'll get drafted. His offense has improved year after year, he keeps improving his all around game and is reasonably athletic. I watched him play a lot at KY and his D is top notch. What team wouldn't want a wing player to come in off the bench and defend tirelessly and well, rebound, scrap for loose balls, and score if left open. He's the perfect player for that role, and a team first player as well. 2nd round to the Knicks or Celtics....
Walter
06-11-2011
01:15 am
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Where are the errors?
Fitz
06-10-2011
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Walt, did you really edit this? Because there are still a ton of errors. If you ever want someone to proofread your stuff I'll be more than happy to. It's part of my job so I know what I'm doing. And trust me, you need it ha.
Walter
06-07-2011
01:28 am
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LOL nice pick-up, Jay. I didn't notice that when I edited it.
Jay
06-05-2011
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Lol "an honest guy without an honest opinion,".
Was that a typo or just a hilarious flub by Morris?
nycsportzfan
05-28-2011
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Faried Sucks??LOL ya, the all time college rebounder, really sucks..lol Good analysis, moron.
vbsiena
05-21-2011
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Faried sucks. A one trick pony who is on 6'6". Way to undersides for the 4. He's no Ben Wallace or Dennis Rodman. I don
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2013 NBA Mock Draft - May 3
2014 NBA Mock Draft - April 25
2013 NBA Draft Prospect Rankings: C | PF | COMBO-F | SF | COMBO-G | SG | PG
2011 NBA Mock Draft - June 23
2011 NBA Mock Draft - Walt's (June 21)
2011 NBA Mock Re-Draft
2010 NBA Mock Re-Draft
2009 NBA Mock Re-Draft
2011 NBA Draft Scouting Reports
2010-11 NBA Season Previews
2009 NBA Draft Grades
2013 Fantasy Football Rankings - May 19
Charlie's 2014 NFL Mock Draft - May 16
2014 NFL Mock Draft - May 15
2013 NBA Mock Draft - May 3
NFL Picks - Feb. 3
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