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2011 NBA Mock Draft: Round Two

Miami Heat: Josh Selby, G, Kansas, 6-3, Fr.

Since the point guard position remains an Achilles' heel for the Heat, expect them to snag one here. Miami would go with talent over experience here and grab Josh Selby over a player like Shelvin Mack.

Cleveland Cavaliers: Tyler Honeycutt, SF, UCLA, 6-8, Soph.

The Cavs need to add talent to the wing and Tyler Honeycutt would be a great value here.

Detroit Pistons: Daruis Morris, PG, Michigan, 6-5, So.

Rodney Stuckey is a restricted free agent and probably not the long-term solution at the point, so Darius Morris would provide some depth.

Washington Wizards: Norris Cole, PG, Cleveland State, 6-2, Sr.

The Wizards don�t have a backup for John Wall, and Norris Cole would be a solid value here.

Sacramento Kings: Jon Leuer, PF, Wisconsin, 6-10, Sr.

Since I don't have the Kings drafting a big with their first-round pick, they look for depth down low since Samuel Dalembert is a free agent.

New Jersey Nets: Justin Harper, PF, Richmond, 6-9, Sr.

Since I have the Nets grabbing a guard at No. 27, they look for power forward depth here.

Los Angeles Clippers: Jeremy Tyler, F/C, USA, 6-11, 1992.

The Clippers do not have a true backup for Blake Griffin and could use bodies inside in case DeAndre Jordan leaves via free agency.

Houston Rockets: Shelvin Mack, G, Butler, 6-3, Jr.

The Rockets grab Shelvin Mack in case they lose restricted free agent Goran Dragic in the offseason.

Charlotte Bobcats: Charles Jenkins, G, Hofstra, 6-3, Sr.

In trading Stephen Jackson, Bobcats could use another scoring off-guard.

Milwaukee Bucks: Malcolm Lee, G, UCLA, 6-5, Jr.

Scott Skiles loves defense and Malcolm Lee is one of the top perimeter defenders in the 2011 NBA Draft.

Los Angeles Lakers: Bojan Bogdanovic, G/F, Croatia, 6-7, 1989

Since they have four second-round picks, the Lakers can take a foreign talent like Bojan Bogdanovic.

Indiana Pacers: Andrew Goudelock, PG, Charleston, 6-3, Sr.

T.J. Ford is a free agent so the Pacers could look to add a backup to Darren Collison. Andrew Goudelock�s ability to shoot the ball should find him a spot on a roster.

Chicago Bulls: Trey Thompkins, PF, Georgia, 6-10, Jr.

Trey Thompkins is a great value this late. He could provide the Bulls with even more frontcourt depth.

Golden State Warriors: Chandler Parsons, SF, Florida, 6-10, Sr.

Chandler Parsons possesses great skill and versatility for his size, which should land him a spot on a roster.

New Orleans Hornets: Jordan Williams, PF/C, Maryland, 6-10, Soph.

With David West doubtful for the start of the season as he rehabs his torn ACL, the Hornets would be wise to add a power forward.

Los Angeles Lakers: E'Twaun Moore, SG, Purdue, 6-4, Sr.

The Lakers should add depth behind Kobe at the two which could especially be needed if Shannon Brown leaves via free agency.

Los Angeles Clippers: Keith Benson, C, Oakland, 6-11, Sr.

The Clippers could use a big man since Chris Kaman might be traded and DeAndre Jordan is a restricted free agent.

Atlanta Hawks: Travis Leslie, SG, Georgia, 6-4, Jr.

With Jamal Crawford a free agent, the Hawks could use some depth on the wing.

Memphis Grizzlies: Greg Smith, F/C, Fresno State, 6-9, So.

With Marc Gasol a restricted free agent, the Grizzlies could use another body inside.

Phiadelphia 76ers: David Lighty, G/F, Ohio State, 6-6, Sr.

David Lighty would give the 76ers a versatile wing player who can defend in case Andre Iguodala is traded.'

Portland Blazers: Diante Garrett, PG, Iowa State, 6-4, Sr.

If the Blazers do not grab a point guard in the first round, they should look to do so here. Diante Garrett has emerged as a legit second-round prospect due to his performance in recent workouts.

Detroit Pistons: Jereme Richmond, SF, Illinois, 6-7, Fr.

The Pistons can afford to roll the dice with their third pick of the 2011 NBA Draft. Jereme Richmond is incredibly athletic but still very raw.

Orlando Magic: Willie Reed, PF, St. Louis, 6-9, Jr.

Willie Reed gives Orlando another option at power forward besides Brandon Bass and Ryan Anderson.

Cleveland Cavaliers: Scotty Hopson, SG, Tennessee, 6-7, Jr.

The Cavs grab more depth on the wing with their fourth pick of the 2011 NBA Draft.

Boston Celtics: DeAndre Liggins, G/F, Kentucky, 6-6, Jr.

The Celtics could use some depth on the wing behind Paul Pierce and Ray Allen.

Los Angeles Lakers: Ben Hansbrough, G, Notre Dame, 6-3, Sr.

Derek Fisher is not getting any younger and Ben Hansbrough could stick on a roster due to his hard work and three-point range.

Dallas Mavericks: Michael Dunigan, C, USA, 6-10, 1989

The Mavs could use some insurance in the frontcourt in case Tyson Chandler leaves via free agency.

Los Angeles Lakers: Rick Jackson, PF, Syracuse, 6-9, Sr.

With Joe Smith and Theo Ratliff free agents, and Andrew Bynum always banged up, Rick Jackson gives the Lakers a frontcourt option who can bang down low.

San Antonio Spurs: Malcolm Thomas, F, San Diego State, 6-8, Sr.

Malcolm Thomas is worth a late draft flier to possibly serve as a backup to Richard Jefferson.

Sacramento Kings: Cory Joseph, PG, Texas, 6-3, Fr.

I know I have the Kings taking Kemba Walker in the first round, but Cory Joseph is worth the risk with the final pick of the 2011 NBA Draft.

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Blake 05-28-2011 10:10 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.159 (total posts: 2)

fonds

jarrod 05-26-2011 06:42 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.248 (total posts: 1)

rockets have dragic backing up lowry...arguably the best backup pg in the league...the only reason rockets are projected drafting selby at 23 is because next year dragic is a restricted free agent, and hes so good he could get a huge offer that we arent willing to match....rockets wnt touch jimmer

nickolas 05-26-2011 05:32 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.143 (total posts: 1)

if phoniex dont take jimmey freedete the rockets will take because they still need a pg backup for kyle lowry

Samarth Sulhan 05-26-2011 02:08 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.98 (total posts: 1)

The Rockets would rather have Donatas or Tobias Harris rather than Marcus Morris...They really don't need him.

Neil 05-26-2011 12:45 pm xxx.xxx.xxx0.53 (total posts: 1)

Like the Faried pick...I've always loved Morehead!

Macon 05-26-2011 02:35 am xxx.xxx.xxx7.40 (total posts: 1)

You've got Jordan Williams going in the first and second round in your draft...time to update

HI 05-24-2011 06:36 pm xxx.xxx.xxx9.21 (total posts: 1)

just wanna say hi

smart dude 05-24-2011 06:08 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.251 (total posts: 1)

jonas v is 6'11 same with kantar

highir 05-22-2011 02:29 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.68 (total posts: 2)

nevermind didnt notice he is on here

highir 05-22-2011 02:26 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.68 (total posts: 2)

jimmer isnt even on here

MrGuidoSensation 05-21-2011 01:41 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.99 (total posts: 1)

I Don't understand how Marshon Brooks isn't in the Top 25!

Deron Williams best PG ever 05-21-2011 01:23 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.224 (total posts: 17)

And as for the Kings idk why they would pick up another powerfoward unless he is a defensive big man like Ibaka then it would make since but if minnesota is scared to take kanter at number two they could trade down to kings get their pick plus a second round pick and sacramento could get the all star small foward they want or just luck out and get Kemba some how but it looks like to me they should take kawhi leonard

Deron Williams best PG Eveer 05-21-2011 08:36 am xxx.xxx.xxx.224 (total posts: 17)

First of minnnesota has been looking for the all star center they need well kanter is there btake him at number two it makes since Flynn hada injury season but he will be good next year with ridinour as the backup then wesley johnson with wayne ellington as his backup then beasley with webster love and randolph then kanter and darko idk bout you guys but in the east thats a good young fresh team who within two years could possibly contendors

adam 05-20-2011 11:29 pm xxx.xxx.xxx6.45 (total posts: 1)

I personally agree with jon. D-Will fills a way bigger need than Irving, and he can just as easily be a franchise player too. Either player would really be ok with me. Then 4th pick take kemba or knight. but Irving/Kanter scenario is a good one too. 2nd round they should go after shelvin mack, marshawn brooks, andrew goudelocke, justin harper, david light, nikola vucevic, ben hansbrough, chandler parsons, jimmy butler, charles jenkins, jon luer, johnny threebler and sign my homeboy dallas lauderdale in free agency

Jon 05-20-2011 06:59 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.236 (total posts: 1)

Cavaliers should take Derick Williams #1, then follow up with a PG at #4. Brandon Knight or Kemba Walker should be available - not that much of a drop-off from Irving.

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