The Regime

Hold on......so they switched names? Or have they been the same person all along? I think I'm missing the joke lol.

Nene Hilario: Denver Nuggets. No particular reason. David West: New Jersey Nets. Makes all the sense in the world for him to end up there. They need to give Deron Williams some reason to stay with this team long term. He's really similar to what Deron had in Boozer, he can not only score with his back to the basket but he can also spot up and shot; on paper he and Brook Lopez look good together. Tyson Chandler: Dallas Mavericks. He seems happy with his role and I highly doubt he passes up the oppertunity to repeat with the team. Kris Humphries: San Antonio Spurs. Frontcourt needs to get tougher, it's a longshot but you never know. Wilson Chandler: New York Knicks. If my memory serves me correct, he has publically said that he wouldn't mind going back to New York. He'll take a slight pay cut, and play a major role as New Yorks sixth man. Marc Gasol: Memphis Grizzles. Management knows exactly how valuable Gasol is to their franchise, and Gasol knows exactly how much damage he and Z Bo can do. Their playoff run will give him reason to stay with Memphis. Yao Ming: Houston Rockets. Management has been really genuine with Yao, and I doubt that changes. They'll give the big man one more run. DeAndre Jordan: Boston Celtics. They are looking to get younger and need a big man, Bostons allure will pull DeAndre in. Tayshaun Prince: Orlando Magic. Yeh, I have no idea lol. Jamal Crawford: Phoenix Suns. I cant see them going through the whole offseason without making any moves. He'll fit right in with Steve Nash. Rodney Stuckey: Detriot Pistons. They're reconstructing their roster, but he's one of the peices that they'll keep. Thaddeus Young: Philadelphia 76ers. No particular reason. Jason Richardson: Chicago Bulls. Just a gut feeling, I've said since day 1 that they need to upgrade at the two guard. No disrespect to Bogans (he played really well defensively in the playoffs), but Jason Richardson's three point shooting would go wonders for the team. Aaron Brooks: Charlotte Bobcats. MJ makes another dumb move. Mario Chalmers: Miami Heat. He's the perfect fit for their system. He doesn't need the ball in his hands to be effective; he's a good spot up shooter, good defender even though he gambles from time to time. Greg Oden: Portland TrailBlazers. Same as Yao situation, team wont give up on him just yet. Aaron Afflalo: LA Lakers. Yup, I'm fantasizing. Andre Kirilenko: Retires.

Good answers. Btw I've already gone, so pick someone else.

There For Tomorrow's new album comes out tomorrow, sooooo excited.

Shutter Island was absolute crap. Story was a drag and quite simply it just didn't hold my attention. Above Legit's list is pretty accurate imo, the Departed is hands down his best work imo.

The question is will you be back sas45champs lol?

Not so sure about the Jackson pick. Maynor has been more than a capable backup to Westbrook for OKC.

^[expletive]. I was really hoping that the Lakers would make a effort to trade for him.

Hmmm, I'm not sure what the Spurs are thinking with that trade. Kawhi is a great rebounder and perimeter defender, but he's really limited offensively. As least with George Hill you have a decent defender who can score in a variety of ways, perfect sixth man player mold. I guess we'll just have to wait and see how this pans out.

A trade has been reported. Kawhi Leonard from Pacers (15th Pick) For George Hill (Spurs) Interesting...

Kahwi Leonard is overrated, I've said it all along. Looking at the next few picks and their needs, he might just drop out of the top 20.

Oh yeah.....I should have done a mock draft. <_<

How far is Brandon Knight going to drop? I thought he was a top 5 pick for sure.

Okay thank. I like the John Wall game lol. I love these international player interviews.

LOL best interview ever.....

Surprise, surprise.

Trade doesn't really address our biggest need which is the lack of three point shooting. Iggy is a young athletic player someone who can rejuvenate our fastbreak offense, but he's just as bad as Artest as far as perimeter shooting is concerned.

Lakers need to make some moves tonight. I have my fingers crossed.

Well the Bucks finally address their offensive and get themselves a go to guy on offense. The team was just dreadful in the halfcourt this season. Bobcats are the winner of the trade though, MJ finally did something right.

Kemba at 17? Wow. The only thing that works against him is his height, but he's a lethal scorer and proven winner and that's pretty hard to pass up in my opinion. Some team in the top 10 will give him a shot. Also I don't understand the Kahwi Leonard hype. I wasn't really impressed with him in the NCAA tournament. He reminds me alot of Gerald Wallace minus the scoring ability. He's athletic, a good defender, and he crashes the boards real hard but his jumpshot is virtually nonexistant. He'll find himself outside the top 10.

What the [expletive]. I legit lol'ed when I read the name of the topic. Gortat isn't worth a pick in the top 5, heck maybe not even the top 10. He was a hot commodity in Orlando, but his value has significantly dropped in Phoenix imo.

I haven't had time at all to post ever since I started working full time. But as mentioned earlier, I think it's just that time of year when we have some downtime. Activity should pick up within a couple months imo.

If it's involves trading anyone but Kobe, Pau, Bynum, and Odom then I'm all for it. We certainly need to upgrade at the position and send Fish to the bench. He's not only a good defender, but I don't think its a stretch to say that he would be our best three point shooter on the roster.

http://www.goldenstateofmind.com/2011/6/18/2230348/the-dwight-howard-sweepstakes-have-begun-golden-state-offered-monta