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2013 NBA Mock Draft: Round Two

Cleveland Cavaliers: Glen Rice Jr., G/F, NBADL, 6-6
After getting kicked off the team at Georgia Tech, Rice Jr. had a terrific season in the D-League and would add some potential scoring punch off Cleveland's lackluster bench.

Oklahoma City Thunder: Tony Snell, SF, New Mexico, 6-7, Jr.

Tony Snell could develop into a role player down the road due to his athleticism and ability to shoot it from deep.

Cleveland Cavaliers: Mouhammadu Jaiteh, PF/C, France, 6-11, 1994

With four picks in the 2013 NBA Draft, the Cavaliers should take at least one foreign prospect. Jaiteh could be a solid contributor down the road with his size.

Houston Rockets: Nate Wolters, G, South Dakota State, 6-5, Sr.

The Rockets don't have much depth at guard behind James Harden and Jeremy Lin.

Philadelphia 76ers: DeShaun Thomas, SF, Ohio State, 6-7, Jr.

The 76ers need depth on the wing since Nick Young and Dorrell Wright are both free agents.

Sacramento Kings: Kenny Kadji, PF, Miami, 6-10, Sr.

Kenny Kadji has good size and the ability to stretch defenses with his perimeter shooting. The Kings need depth up front.

Washington Wizards: Isaiah Canaan, PG, Murray State, 6-0, Sr.

The Wizards need some depth at guard behind John Wall and Bradley Beal.

Detroit Pistons: James Southerland, SF, Syracuse, 6-8, Sr.

With limitless range from the outside, James Southerland could find a home at the next level due to his ability to stretch defenses.

Portland Trail Blazers: Livio Jean Charles, F, France, 6-9, 1993

Another player who caught the attention of NBA scouts at the Nike Hoops Summit, Livio Jean Charles plays with terrific energy.

Portland Trail Blazers: Brandon Paul, SG, Illinois, 6-4, Sr.

I think Brandon Paul is being undervalued in this draft and could potentially be a threat off someone's bench.

Memphis Grizzlies: Vander Blue, SG, Marquette, 6-5, Jr.

The Grizzlies could use depth at the two since Tony Allen is a free agent. Blue is a tremendous athlete and showed strides this past season with his perimeter game as well.

Philadelphia 76ers: C.J. Leslie, F, N.C. State, 6-9, Jr.

C.J. Leslie is a ridiculous athlete who excels above the rim, but there are some concerns about his intangibles.

Milwaukee Bucks: Will Clyburn, G/F, Iowa State, 6-7, Sr.

By addressing their point guard need in the first round, the Bucks should look to add depth on the wing.

Dallas Mavericks: Erick Green, G, Virginia Tech, 6-3, Sr.

The Mavericks need more options at the guard since O.J. Mayo, Darren Collison, and Rodrigue Beaubois could all leave via free agency.

Portland Trail Blazers: Norvell Pelle, PF, LA College Prep, 6-10, Fr.
With its third second-round pick, Portland can roll the dice on a young man loaded with a lot of potential.

Utah Jazz: Mike Muscala, PF/C, Bucknell, 6-11, Sr.

The Bison big is an inside/outside threat and adds more depth inside in case Al Jefferson or Paul Millsap leave via free agency.

Atlanta Hawks: Lorenzo Brown, PG, N.C. State, 6-5, Jr.

Lorenzo Brown would be a great value this low and an option to help replace free agent Devin Harris.

Los Angeles Lakers: Michael Snaer, SG, Florida State, 6-5, Sr.

WIth Kobe's injury, the Lakers needs to add scoring options on the wing.

Chicago Bulls: Solomon Hill, SF, Arizona, 6-7, Jr.

The Wildcats senior is a versatile wing who can do a little bit of everything on the floor, but doesn't excel in any one particular area.

Atlanta Hawks: Grant Jerrett, PF, Arizona, 6-10, Fr.

A stretch four who is nowhere near ready to contribute right away, Jarrett will spend some time in the D-League. He does have solid potential though.

Orlando Magic: Pierre Jackson, PG, Baylor, 5-10, Sr.

Jackson is getting some first-round buzz so he would be a terrific value this low.

Minnesota Timberwolves: Andre Roberson, SF, Colorado, 6-7, Jr.

A tremendous athlete, Andre Roberson was a prolific rebounder at the college level, but is still improving his perimeter shooting.

Indiana Pacers: Ray McCallum, PG, Detroit, 6-2, Jr.

More of a scoring point guard, Ray McCallum would be another point guard option in case D.J. Augustin isn't back next year.

Washington Wizards: Alex Abrines, SG, Spain, 6-5, 1993

With their third pick of the 2013 NBA Draft, the Wizards go the foreign route.

Memphis Grizzlies: Jackie Carmichael, PF, Illinois State, 6-9. Sr.

The Redbird senior could stick on a roster due to his toughness and work ethic.

Detroit Pistons: Trevor Mbakwe, PF, Minnesota, 6-8, Sr.

Trevor Mbakwe should be able to contribute off somebody's bench due to his ability to rebound the basketball.

Phoenix Suns: Ryan Kelly, PF, Duke, 7-0, Sr.

The Blue Devils senior is a stretch four who can stroke it from outside.

San Antonio Spurs: Brandon Davies, PF, BYU, 6-10, Sr.

The Spurs could lose some frontcourt depth to free agency, so it makes sense to add some depth inside.

Minnesota Timberwolves: Marko Todrovic, C, Montenegro, 6-11, 1992

The Timberwolves could use their fourth pick of the 2013 NBA Draft as a "stash overseas" option.

Memphis Grizzlies: Myck Kabongo, PG, Texas, 6-3, Soph.

This is a total value pick for Memphis since Myck Kabongo has the potential to develop into a solid floor general.

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PM 06-27-2012 02:18 pm xxx.xxx.xxx8.51 (total posts: 5)

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Sixers should use Iguodala to trade up for one of Bradley Beal, Andre Drummond, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist or Harrison Barnes

Pistons 06-27-2012 01:44 pm xxx.xxx.xxx0.89 (total posts: 8)

I would be bouncing off the walls if the Pistons landed Drummond.

Jeremie Proctor 06-27-2012 01:30 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.179 (total posts: 3)

If Cleveland keeps one of their 2nd round picks ( doesn't package a trade ) look for them to draft Kim English. They're really high on his ability to score and defend multiple positions.

BAMF 06-27-2012 10:30 am xxx.xxx.xxx.142 (total posts: 1)

the rockets traded for the 18th pick. Gave up the draft right to a euro player and a player on their roster

Sup B***h 06-27-2012 09:53 am xxx.xxx.xxx.170 (total posts: 1)

I can't see Perry Jones falling that far. He will be picked in the lottery.

BiteMe 06-26-2012 08:49 pm xxx.xxx.xxx30.8 (total posts: 6)

Pistons send Ben Gordon ($25M/2yrs) and protected 2013 first round pick to Bobcats for Cory Magette ($10M/1yr).

PM 06-26-2012 04:13 pm xxx.xxx.xxx8.51 (total posts: 5)

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Yes! Sullinger to Sixers. If not him or PJIII we should take either Andrew Nicholson or Royce White

ervin 06-26-2012 04:09 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.31 (total posts: 1)

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laker sould trade andry 3 pick for paul

Mike 06-26-2012 10:54 am xxx.xxx.xxx.227 (total posts: 1)

Since Minnesota just got CBud from the Rockets - who do you now have the Rockets taking at 18?

BilJ 06-26-2012 10:43 am xxx.xxx.xxx173, (total posts: 1)

As a Hornets fan, I'm hearing that they are looking at Lillard/Waiters/Rivers at #10 and they like the Gonzaga center, Robert Sacre alot in the 2nd round.

Uncle Willy 06-25-2012 04:43 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.30 (total posts: 1)

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The Bullets are taking Kidd-Gilchrist?! I don't think so. The Bullets haven't been in the NBA for years...

buckwheat 06-25-2012 03:15 pm xxx.xxx.xxx5.98 (total posts: 1)

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You guys with the one million trade up and downs: It takes two teams to trade and you don't know who will be available if you can somehow work out a trade. I read trade 4 & 24 for 6 & 11 and laugh. It isn't as easy as that

Tom 06-25-2012 12:56 am xxx.xxx.xxx1.81 (total posts: 3)

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How is Andrew Nicholson (22nd to the Celtics) which you list at 6-9.

"One of the few true seven-footers"???

skylerkrawetzki@yahoo.com 06-23-2012 09:13 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.165 (total posts: 1)

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cavs should do this trade down with 4 & 24 for 6 &11 which is portland then get barnes then use varajeo and a second rounder for either 7 golden state or Hustons 14 & 16 so that gives them if they take hustons deal then they get 6 11 14 & 16 then use 14 and 11 to move up to sacramento and take lamb & barnes then with 16 take sully or lenard or pj11 or anyone that they wanted really then they get 3 players with possible lotto potential and still have a early second rounder to take the other lamb if possible then u have 2 sg of the future then 2 sf or the future with gee and barnes then a big man as needed.... that is possible championship caliber team if the picks turn out....

Charles 06-23-2012 12:08 pm xxx.xxx.xxx1.13 (total posts: 1)

I don't see Washington taking Kidd-Gilchrist because they traded for Trevor Ariza and they have Singleton on their roster, so their set at SF. I think they'll take Beal to be a running mate with John Wall and the Cavs take Gilchrist with the next pick.

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