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Pick: Jamal Magliore It's a no brainer that the Knicks need help up front. They need youth and energy from a young player. With Ewing and Camby always hurt, they need a backup center. Drafting Magliore is better than drafting another International Center like they did last year. At least they would not risk in getting nothing. Jamal Magliore is only 6'10. However, he has the perfect height and wingspan to be able to stay in Alonzo Mourning. Jabari Smith, N'diaye and Hanno Mottola could get consideration for this pick. | |||||||||||||||||
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Pick: Michael Redd The Utah Jazz need all the youth they can get. With Jeff Hornacek retiring, they have a hole in the shooting guard spot. At this point, they should draft the best shooting guard. Michael Redd may be avaliable at this point. He is a shooter who could benefit from open looks from Stockton. Desmond Mason deserves at look at this pick also. | |||||||||||||||||
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Pick: A.J. Guyton The 24th pick should be the position that the Bulls would look for a point guard. In this draft, there are no point guards that deserve the 4th and 7th position in the draft. Moreover, this draft is a deep draft of point guards. A.J. Guyton is a point guard who could benefit from the triangle offense. With three picks in the second round, they could select another point guard with a more traditional game to challenge Guyton for the spot. 1st-3rd Picks 4th-6th Picks 7th-9th Picks 10th-12th Picks 13th-15th Picks 16th-18th Picks 19th-21st Picks 25th-27th Picks 28th-29th Picks | |||||||||||||||||
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