3051 Rookie Draft (COMPLETED) (1,872 views)

[TimPig]

**Please copy and paste the name and grades from the following post to indicate who you are picking, which will make it easier to keep the thread updated.

Round One

1. New Orleans Pelicans - Estaban Weaver 19 SG 6'3" 230 B- B- C B- C A
2. Milwaukee Bucks - Snoop Pearson 21 SG 6'0" 180 B- B- C- B- C A
3. Kansas City Kings - Omar Little 26 PG 6'1" 220 B A- C+ B+ C- C
4. Chicago Bulls - Elton Tyler 22 C 6'10" 235 A- C D+ C+ C+ A
5. Washington Bullets - Marlo Stanfield 19 SG 6'3" 200 C+ B C B- C A
6. Washington Bullets (from Hornets) - Avon Barksdale 21 PG 6'3" 200 C+ B- B- C+ D+ A
7. Buffalo Braves (from Mavericks via Jazz) - Chris Burgess 21 PF/C 6'10" 220 B C+ C- B- B- A
8. Orlando Magic - Casey Calvary 22 PF/C 6'8" 240 B C+ C B- B- A
9. San Diego Clippers - Eric Chenowith 22 C 7'1" 270 B- C- D+ B B- A
10. St. Louis Hawks (from Cavs) - Archie Miller 20 PG 5'11" 165 C A- B C+ D+ B
11. St. Louis Hawks (from Knicks via Cavs) - Karim Shabazz 22 C 7'2" 260 C- D+ C- B B- A
12. Minnesota Timberwolves - Brindley Wright 21 SF 6'8" 220 B B C C+ C+ B
13. Utah Jazz - Slim Charles 23 C 6'10" 270 C C C B B- B
14. Fort Wayne Pistons - Travis Spivey 22 PG 6'2" 180 B C B B- C+ B
15. San Antonio Spurs (from Braves via Cavs) - Terrance Morris 23 SF 6'8" 200 B- B- C B- C+ B
16. Boston Celtics - Andy Kowske 21 F 6'9" 235 B+ D+ D B- B- B
17. Miami Heat - Myron Random 22 SG 6'5" 210 B- C+ C B- C B
18. San Diego Clippers (from Spurs) - Luke Recker 20 G 6'5" 190 C B C+ B- C- B
19. Vancouver Grizzlies (from Lakers) - Anthony Perry 23 SG 6'3" 175 C+ B C C+ C A
20. Kansas City Kings (from Grizzlies) - Chris Owens 23 PF 6'7" 245 C C- D+ B B- B
21. Utah Jazz (from Royals) - Marcus Griffin 22 PF 6'8" 225 B- C D+ B- B- B
22. Seattle SuperSonics - Bad Santa Brunner 20 G 5'11" 185 B C+ C+ C+ C- B
23. San Antonio Spurs (from Nuggets via Grizzlies) - Kenny Gregory 22 SG 6'5" 220 B C- B- B- B- B
24. Portland Trailblazers - Ben Perkins 21 PF 6'8" 240 C- C+ C+ C+ C+ B
25. Orlando Magic (from Hawks) - Britton Johnsen 21 SF 6'7" 225 C+ C+ C- B- B- A
26. New Orleans Pelicans (from Warriors via Bucks) - [Just] Wallace 17 G 5'9" 140 C C+ C C D+ B
27. Portland Trailblazers (from Pacers) - Byron Mouton 21 SG 6'6" 200 B C+ C C+ C B
28. Cleveland Cavaliers (from Raptors) - David Shelton 21 SF 6'6" 225 C+ B D+ B- C+ B
29. San Antonio Spurs (from Suns via Braves via Blazers) - Dean Oliver 21 PG 5'11" 175 C+ B B- B- C- C

Round Two

1. Kansas City Kings - Albert Mouring 23 SG 6'3" 190 C B+ C B- D+ B
2. Chicago Bulls - Cameron Stevens 21 SF 6'7" 230 C+ C+ C+ C+ C+ A
3. Washington Bullets - Mark Vershaw 22 SF 6'9" 240 B- C+ C+ B- C+ B
4. New Orleans Pelicans - Tony Harris 20 PG 6'0" 180 B- C+ C+ B D+ B
5. Charlotte Hornets - Ron Kelly 22 C 6'10" 240 C D+ D+ C+ B- A
6. Indiana Pacers (from Magic) - Bryan Odom SG 6'2'' 187 20 C B+ C+ B+ C- A
7. Dallas Mavericks - Max Owens SG 6'4'' 190 21 C+ B C- C+ C- B
8. San Diego Clippers - Tang Hamilton 23 SF 6'8" 220 B- B- C- B- C+ C
9. Cleveland Cavaliers - Tyrus Boswell 22 F 6'8" 220 B- C- D B+ C+ B
10. Portland Trailblazers (from Knicks) - Jamaal Davis 22 PF 6'9" 250 B- C C- C+ C+ B
11. Minnesota Timberwolves - Jermaine Medley 21 PG 6'0" 180 C C+ B B D+ B
12. Milwaukee Bucks - Keyon Greiner 20 C 7'0'' 257 B C C- B- B- D
13. Buffalo Braves - Sergio McClain SG 6'4'' 230 23 C+ C C A- C+ A
14. Fort Wayne Pistons - Mark Karcher 22 SG 6'5" 180 C+ B- C C+ C B
15. Utah Jazz - Edwin Daniels 21 PG 6'0" 165 PG C+ C+ B B D+ A
16. St. Louis Hawks (from Celtics) - Reggie Jessie 23 SG 6'6" 200 B- C C B C B
17. Miami Heat - Zack Gerhart 23 SF 6'7'' 218 C B- C- C C A
18. San Antonio Spurs - Matthew Fisher 22 PF 6'6'' 212 C+ C C- C C+ A
19. Cincinnati Royals - Spencer Starks 22 C 7'2'' 257 22 C+ D+ D+ B C+ D
20. Vancouver Grizzlies - Tony Nichols 21 SF 6'7'' 212 B- C C C C- A
21. Los Angeles Lakers - Dominic Douglas 22 C 6'11'' 261 C C- D+ C+ C+ F
22. Golden State Warriors (from Nuggets) - Garrett Johnson 22 SG 6'5'' 199 C+ C+ C C- C- A
23. Denver Nuggets (from SuperSonics) - 
24. Portland Trailblazers - 
25. St. Louis Hawks - 
26. Toronto Raptors - 
27. Golden State Warriors - 
28. Indiana Pacers - 
29. Phoenix Suns - 

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Prospects

**As players are picked, I'll cross them out here so there is no confusion on who has already been taken.
**Players are in no particular order

Avon Barksdale

21 PG 6'3" 200 Baltimore CC

C+ B- B- C+ D+ A

A former amateur boxer, Avon is a fast twitch athlete that is very quick and deceptively strong. A natural born leader, Avon's intuition for the game makes him a very efficient player that takes appropriate risks with the ball. He can score from anywhere on the court, but is not truly exceptional scoring from any one place. Defensively he doesn't play tight perimeter defense but is quick to use his hands to get strips, intercept passes, and get blocks. Scouts know Avon has tons of potential to excel in sim league.

Slim Charles

23 C 6'10" 270 Baltimore CC

C C C B B- B

Slim is a prototypical defense/rebounding big man. He is very strong, quick, and a good jumper. He doesn't look for his own shot inside, but can knock down contested shots from mid range. He is an able ball handler that is trusted with the goods. But his main asset is his talent as a defender. He is a dependable low-post defender that can block shots and gets plenty of tips leading to steals. 

Snoop Pearson

21 SG 6'0" 180 Baltimore CC

B- B- C- B- C A

Snoop is a ruthless shooter that is all hustle and effort with zero regrets. Offensively she is a fearsome player that scores at will. Inside, midrange, and even out beyond the arc, she doesn't even need to be open to score. Athletically she is quick and strong, which allows her controlled chaos on offense to look like a graceful ballet. Defensively Snoop will make you pay for any mistake you make. She is a lock to lead the league in steals for a large portion of her career. Scouts agree that with her competitive nature and athletic accumen, the sky is the limit for her.

Omar Little

26 PG 6'1" 220 Baltimore CC

B A- C+ B+ C- C

Oh, indeed! Omar knows how to shoot. He's older than the traditional rookie, but he's also much more developed entering the league. Omar is nearly automatic from short range and long range. He's not one to take shots from distance, but when he does he usually hits. He's a more than capable ball handler that rarely makes mistakes. That's mostly because he rarely gives the ball up. Defensively Omar comin' for you. He is smothering on the perimeter and you're gonna get got if you try to drive by on him. He is an average rebounder that won't be a threat to get many triple doubles due to his merely average rebounding and lack of ball movement. Come at the king, you best not miss. 

[Just] Wallace

17 G 5'9" 140 Baltimore West High School

C C+ C C D+ B

Wallace is naïve youngster that is not quite ready for the game, but intends to jump in feet first. Athletically he's got the potential to be a player, but he's just not got the skills or savvy to survive. A team may take a chance on Wallace in hopes of getting lucky on a few dream teen TCs. Chances are Wallace won't last more than a couple of seasons in the league, so draft with caution.

Estaban Weaver

19 SG 6'3" 230 Tallahassee JC

B- B- C B- C A

The talented shooting guard knows how to score from everywhere. He is exceptionally strong for a guard. While he doesn't have elite quickness, his fluid motion with the ball in his hand makes him deceptive when driving to the hoop. He has mastered the midrange game and is working on his outside shot. Esty has been the primary ball handler since grade school and has developed sublime handles even though he doesn't pass very much. Defensively he is a lockdown perimeter defender that will get 2+ steals per game. Scouts believe he's got a lot of potential and think he is a lock for 1.1.

Karim Shabazz

22 C 7'2" 260 Providence

C- D+ C- B B- A

Karim is a one-way player that puts all of his effort into the defensive end. He will get a fair number of offensive rebounds and his only poitns will come from scores on put backs. He never looks for his own shot. He is a poor FT shooter and have never taken a 3 in his life - he won't start as a pro. He is a terrific inside defender that may lead the league in blocking shots some day.

Casey Calvary

22 PF/C 6'8" 240 Gonzaga

B C+ C B- B- A

The WCC player of the year and NCAA tournament darling, Calvary is a true stretch four that has range from 3. He is strong and can body inside. His jump shot could use some work, but it is not broke. He is a versatile defender that is strong enough to defend the post but quick enough to defend the perimeter. He is a good shot blocker that relies on his anticipation to protect the rim. He is a feisty rebounder that thrives on the offensive glass.

Marlo Stanfield

19 SG 6'3" 200 Baltimore CC

C+ B C B- C A

Marlo is an up and coming teenager with exceptional leadership qualities. Offensively, he can take it inside and hit from midrange, but he likes to get fancy so the cross-over step back 3 is his go to shot. He is a shut down defender that will encroach on an opponent's territory often leading to easy steals and blocks. His relentless attitude and competitiveness suggest he has got the potential to be one of the best players in this draft.

Chris Burgess

21 PF/C 6'10" 220 Utah

B C+ C- B- B- A

The Massive Morman as likely no one but me has called him started his career at Duke alongside greats like Battier, Brand, and Maggette. Without much chance to shine in a crowded backcourt, he transferred to Utah where Coach Majerus put Burgess in a position to shine. Chris is a terrific post player whose more finesse than power. He shot at or above 60 percent from the field during his college career, which reflects not only his good post game but also his pristine mid range game. Burgess also excels on the defensive end, blocking over two shots per game despite a below average vertical. Scouts believe Burgess has a lot of untapped potential and should be a top pick in this year's draft.

Eric Chenowith

22 C 7'1" 270 Kansas

B- C- D+ B B- A

You can't teach size and Chenowith has it. At a massive 7'1" and 270 lbs, Eric has a monster down low. He is strong as an ox and excels in the defensive paint and on the boards. He is a bull in a china shop on offense, relying on his strength instead of finesse or footwork to get inside buckets. He shoots around 70 percent from the line and never takes a three point shot, even when he is wide open. 

Elton Tyler

22 C 6'10" 235 Miami

A- C D+ C+ C+ A

Tyler is an offensive behemoth that has the strength, quickness, and inside finesse to score 30 ppg as a professional. He is automatic from the FT line, although his range does not extend past the mid range. He doesn't pass the ball much, which is good because he's a little fumbly with the ball. He will enter the league averaging about 2 blocks and 1 steal per game. Scouts think he has a lot of room to grow.

Bad Santa Brunner

20 G 5'11" 185 Fresno State

B C+ C+ C+ C- B

The former HS rival of Baron Davis, Brunner initially attended Georgetown before legal troubles forced him to transfer to Fresno State. Brunner is electric with the ball in his hands, darting inside and putting his body to work like Allen Iverson. His mid range game could use some work and he is merely an average free throw shooter. He has quick hands that will lead to plenty of steals at the expense of his defensive fundamentals (read: he's not a good perimeter defender). His size and work ethic also make him a sub-optimal rebounder, although he often crashes the offensive glass for crowd pleasing put back dunks. 

Brindley Wright

21 SF 6'8" 220 Florida

B B C C+ C+ B

One of 18 brothers and sisters, Wright grew up playing some of the most intense games of horse ever. And it shows with his array of offensive moves. Whether it's inside, midrange, or well beyong the arc, Wright has got a knack for scoring. Unfortunately, he is not much of a defender. He's got good enough physical traits that he could become a league average defender, but right now he relies too much on his physical gifts and doesn't give more than a C effort. Despite his enormous frame, don't expect many blocks or steals. 

Nick Irvin
20 PG 6'4" 175 Fresno State
C C C+ C D C

Travis Spivey
22 PG 6'2" 180 Utah
B C B B- C+ B

Ben Perkins
21 PF 6'8" 240 McNeese State
C- C+ C+ C+ C+ B

Albert Mouring
23 SG 6'3" 190 Connecticut
C B+ C B- D+ B

Jermaine Medley
21 PG 6'0" 180 Villanova
C C+ B B D+ B

Jamaal Davis
22 PF 6'9" 250 Cincinnati
B- C C- C+ C+ B

Tang Hamilton
23 SF 6'8" 220 Mississippi State
B- B- C- B- C+ C

Chris Owens
23 PF 6'7" 245 Texas
C C- D+ B B- B

Myron Random
22 SG 6'5" 210 UAB
B- C+ C B- C B

Byron Mouton
21 SG 6'6" 200 Maryland
B C+ C C+ C B

Ron Kelly
22 C 6'10" 240 NC State
C D+ D+ C+ B- A

Reggie Jessie
23 SG 6'6" 200 St. John's
B- C C B C B

Max Owens
21 SG 6'4" 190 North Carolina
C+ B C- C+ C- B

Cameron Stevens
21 SF 6'7" 230 Purdue
C+ C+ C+ C+ C+ A

Anthony Perry
23 SG 6'3" 175 Georgetown
C+ B C C+ C A

Marcus Griffin
22 PF 6'8" 225 Illinois
B- C D+ B- B- B

Luke Recker
20 G 6'5" 190 Iowa
C B C+ B- C- B

Mark Karcher
22 SG 6'5" 180 Temple
C+ B- C C+ C B

Edwin Daniels
21 PG 6'0" 165 UNLV
C+ C+ B B D+ A

Terrance Morris
23 SF 6'8" 200 Maryland
B- B- C B- C+ B

Tyrus Boswell
22 F 6'8" 220 Mississippi State
B- C- D B+ C+ B

Britton Johnsen
21 SF 6'7" 225 Utah
C+ C+ C- B- B- A

Andy Kowske
21 F 6'9" 235 Wisconsin
B+ D+ D B- B- B

Archie Miller
20 PG 5'11" 165 NC State
C A- B C+ D+ B

Dean Oliver
21 PG 5'11" 175 Iowa
C+ B B- B- C- C

Kenny Gregory
22 SG 6'5" 220 Kansas
B C- B- B- B- B

Tony Harris
20 PG 6'0" 180 Tennessee
B- C+ C+ B D+ B

Mark Vershaw
22 SF 6'9" 240 Wisconsin
B- C+ C+ B- C+ B

David Shelton
21 SF 6'6" 225 Tulsa
C+ B D+ B- C+ B

Sergio McClain
23 SG 6'4" 230 Illinois
C+ C C A- C+ A

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Esteban Weaver, sorry for not posting grades TimPig

[Heynong Man]

Snoop Pearson B- B- C- B- C A

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Omar Little B A- C+ B+ C- C

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scatmanduse

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The Chicago Bulls select:

Elton Tyler A- C D+ C+ C+ A

22 C 6'10" 235 Miami

[TimPig]

Wizards select via list:

Marlo Stanfield
Avon Barksdale

Delap

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Braves select via text:

Chris Burgess

MJ

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Magic select via text:

Casey Calvary

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Clippers select via list:

Eric Chenowith

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Hawks select:

Archie Miller
20 PG 5'11" 165 NC State
C A- B C+ D+ B

Karim Shabazz
22 C 7'2" 260 Providence
C- D+ C- B B- A

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Brindley Wright

21 SF 6'8" 220 Florida

B B C C+ C+ B

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SPL

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Jazz select via text:

Slim Charles

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Travis Spivey

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Spurs select:

Terrance Morris

devinetime

[devinetime]

Andy kowske

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Citizen Cane

[Citizen Cane]

Myron Random
22 SG 6'5" 210 UAB
B- C+ C B- C B

[20s Navidad]

Clippers select Luke Recker via list

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andrewluck

[andrewluck]

Aug 11, 2017 11:40:30 GMT -6 TimPig said:

Anthony Perry
23 SG 6'3" 175 Georgetown
C+ B C C+ C A

[TimPig]

2poor

[2poor]

Chris Owens
23 PF 6'7" 245 Texas
C C- D+ B B- B

[TimPig]

Jazz select via list:

Marcus Griffin

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Sonics select via list:

Bad Santa Brunner

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Spurs select:

Kenny Gregory

Majic

[Majic]

Ben Perkins
21 PF 6'8" 240 McNeese State
C- C+ C+ C+ C+ B

[TimPig]

Magic select via list:

Britton Johnsen