Stan Smith "said", not wrote:Evening. Even-ing. Making things even.
nets4life wrote:if phoenix move up to third in the lottery the pick goes to atlanta
nbadraft.net wrote: Phoenix receives Atlanta's 2007 first round pick (Joe Johnson trade 081905) Protected through 3 in 2007 and no protection in 2008.
Stan Smith "said", not wrote:Evening. Even-ing. Making things even.
Stan Smith "said", not wrote:Evening. Even-ing. Making things even.
The Phoenix Suns today completed a sign-and-trade deal with the Atlanta Hawks that will send restricted free-agent guard Joe Johnson to Atlanta in exchange for guard/forward Boris Diaw (pronounced DEE-ow) and two future first-round draft picks. This trade also leaves Phoenix with a $6 million trade exception for their use in future dealings.The Suns will receive Atlanta's own first round pick no later than the 2008 NBA Draft. That pick which is "lottery" protected (1-14) in 2006, has protection through No. 3 in 2007 and has no protection in 2008. In addition the Suns will also receive a conditional first round pick via either the Los Angeles Lakers or Boston Celtics from an earlier trade between Boston and Atlanta. The Laker pick which is subject to protection through No. 10 in 2006, protection through No. 5 in draft years 2007-2010 and unconditional in 2011, is owed to Boston from yet another previous trade. In the year that the Laker pick is conveyed to Boston, Phoenix will receive the least favorable of Boston's own pick or the Laker pick.
3PK wrote:K i asumed he was right becuase Joe Johnson didn't just go for Diaw anyway i think we should get back to the actual topic
Stan Smith "said", not wrote:Evening. Even-ing. Making things even.
Scoop wrote:Pick (Projected pick)
1. Phoenix (4)
2. Bucks (3)
3. Blazers (6)
4. Sonics (5)
5. Celtics (2)
Axel wrote:God I hope the Hawks don't get the pick. They'll just draft another bust with no talent. At least the Suns could make decent use of the pick.
Suns need to draft a SG. A defensive presence in the middle won't be found after Oden.. and besides, I don't see D'Antoni sitting Amare in place of a rookie.
God I hope the Hawks don't get the pick. They'll just draft another bust with no talent.
Axel wrote:God I hope the Hawks don't get the pick. They'll just draft another bust with no talent. At least the Suns could make decent use of the pick.
Suns need to draft a SG. A defensive presence in the middle won't be found after Oden.. and besides, I don't see D'Antoni sitting Amare in place of a rookie.
outside of the top 3, don't they order it by record?
nba.com wrote:Under a procedural change adopted by the Board of Governors in October of 1986, the Lottery determined the order of selection for the first three teams only. The remaining non-playoff teams selected in inverse order of their regular season records. Therefore, the team with the worst record in the league was assured of picking no worse than fourth, the team with the second-worst record no worse than fifth and so on.
Stan Smith "said", not wrote:Evening. Even-ing. Making things even.
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