mock 2004 nba draft

by **magius** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 9:23 am

found this somewhere, agree with most picks, think magic would pick okafur first, but injury might be a factor and age/potential

1. Orlando Magic -- Dwight Howard, PF, High School

2. Chicago Bulls -- Emeka Okafor, PF/C, Connecticut

3. Atlanta Hawks -- Pavel Podkolzine, C, Russia

4. Charlotte Bobcats -- Shaun Livington, PG/SG, High School

5. Phoenix Suns -- Andris Biedrins, PF/C, Latvia

6. Washington Wizards -- Martynas Andriuskevicius, C, Lithuania

7. Philadelphia 76ers -- Josh Smith, SF, High School

8. Cleveland Cavaliers -- Raymond Felton, PG, North Carolina

9. L.A. Clippers -- Ben Gordon, PG/SG, Connecticut

10. Miami Heat -- Ivan Chiariev, SF/PF, Russia

11. Golden State Warriors -- Hakim Warrick, SF/PF, Syracuse

12. Seattle Sonics -- Channing Frye, PF/C, Arizona

13. Portland Trailblazers -- Jameer Nelson, PG, St. Joseph's

14. Utah Jazz -- Andre Iguodala, SG/SF, Arizona

15. Boston Celtics -- Sebastian Telfair, PG, High School

16. Toronto Raptors -- Devin Harris, PG/SG, Wisconsin

17. Utah Jazz (From New York via Phoenix) -- Ha Seung-Jin, C, South Korea

18. Denver Nuggets -- Rashad McCants, SG, North Carolina

19. Atlanta Hawks (From Milwaukee via Denver via Detroit) -- Josh Childress, SF, Stanford

20. New Orleans Hornets -- Sean Banks, SG/SF, Memphis

21. Utah Jazz (From Houston) -- Wayne Simien, PF, Kansas

22. Portland Trailblazers (From Memphis) -- Luke Jackson, SF, Oregon

23. Boston Celtics (From Detroit) -- Al Jefferson, PF, High School

24. New Jersey Nets -- Sergei Monya, SG/SF, Russia

25. L.A. Lakers -- Kris Humphries, PF, Minnesota

26. Boston Celtics (From Dallas) -- David Harrison, C, Colorado

27. San Antonio Spurs -- Anderson Varejao, PF, Brazil

28. Indiana Pacers -- Robert Swift, C, High School

29. Sacramento Kings -- Roko-Leni Ukic, PG, Croatia

by **GloveGuy** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 9:50 am

Though I like the fact that you made a mock draft, I feel that guys like Felton(way to high, btw), McCants, and Frye need another year.

Felton needs to develop some type of long shot, McCants needs to try and play some defense, and I don't even see Frye being in the first round next year.

I'm looking for Luol Deng and Julius Hodge to jump in. If Wake goes to the Final Four, I wouldn't be surprised if Chris Paul declares. He's the best point guard in college basketball, in my opinion.

by **fgrep15** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 10:03 am

Felton said he won't be declaring, at least for now he won't, but who knows.

by **Ruff Ryder** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 10:48 am

Jameer just one Naismith Player of the Year. He's gonna go way higher than 13.

by **GloveGuy** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 10:53 am

Also, if UConn wins the NCAAs, I say Okafor's a lock for number one.

by **Matthew** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 11:36 am

If i was cleveland I would actually take Peter Warrick, let him slot right into the small forward position immediately

by **Boyk** on Thu Mar 25, 2004 10:29 pm

8. Cleveland Cavaliers -- Raymond Felton, PG, North Carolina

10. Miami Heat -- Ivan Chiariev, SF/PF, Russia

No, both them teams will make the playoffs
well i know Heat i just hope Cavs do.

and why would cleveland take another pg when they have mcinnis,wagner and lebron i guess.

by **GloveGuy** on Fri Mar 26, 2004 7:21 am

NBA_Fan_23 wrote:If i was cleveland I would actually take Peter Warrick, let him slot right into the small forward position immediately

Who's he? I've heard of Hakim Warrick who has just as good of athleticism as anyone in the leauge, but not this guy. Hakim's supposed to be lottery if he goes, though his skills are raw for a junior.

by **Matthew** on Fri Mar 26, 2004 12:46 pm

lol i meant hakim. i dont know why i said peter :lol:

i must be thinking of the wide reciever for the bengals :lol:

.. but he has got alot of athletic ability, but from what ive seen (and it isnt much, i must admit) he does have some nice post moves and a good touch from mid range. He could easily be the starting sf for the cavs

by **Boyk** on Sat Mar 27, 2004 3:53 pm

Hakim is the guy who got the clutch block in last years NCAA championship match

by **magius** on Thu Apr 08, 2004 8:28 am

http://nbadraft.net/index.asp

this is a much better mock draft than the one i quoted, i agree with most of it, if deng enters i see him coming before livingston.

by **GloveGuy** on Thu Apr 08, 2004 10:29 am

I prefer THIS site better though. It's way more in-depth, plus you don't have to pay subscription to some of that shit that NBADraft has.

by **magius** on Thu Apr 08, 2004 11:28 am

thanks for the link, havent looked through it yet, but looks a lot 'cleaner'

by **Nick** on Fri Apr 09, 2004 12:07 am

Yeah somebody told me about draftcity.com a few days ago.. it's heaps better than nbadraft.net... the scourt reports there are awesome... i feel like i know the top 10 players' game even though i haven't actually seen them play.

DISCLAIMER: Draftcity.com did NOT pay me to say that.

Anyways, i think Okafur would be the safest first pick. Dwight is more of a project.

Also there's no way Pavel would go 3rd. thats just a waste of a pick.

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