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2008 NBA Mock Draft – Final Version

Stephen Kersey — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 04:30:00 +0000

1. Chicago Bulls – Derrick Rose
2. Miami Heat – Michael Beasley
3. Minnesota Timberwolves – OJ Mayo
4. Seattle Supersonics – Russell Westbrook
5. Memphis Grizzlies – Kevin Love
6. New York Knicks – Danilo Gallinari
7. Los Angeles Clippers – Jerryd Bayless
8. Milwaukee Bucks – Joe Alexander
9. Charlotte Bobcats – Brook Lopez
10. New Jersey Nets – Eric Gordon
11. Indiana Pacers – Darrell Arthur
12. Sacramento Kings – DJ Augustin
13. Portland Trail Blazers – Nicolas Batum
14. Golden State Warriors – Alexis Ajinca
15. Phoenix Suns – Brandon Rush
16. Philadelphia 76ers – Marreese Speights
17. Indiana Pacers – Kosta Koufos
18. Washington Wizards – DeAndre Jordan
19. Cleveland Cavaliers – Robin Lopez
20. Charlotte Bobcats – Anthony Randolph
21. New Jersey Nets – Ryan Anderson
22. Orlando Magic – Courtney Lee
23. Utah Jazz – Mario Chalmers
24. Seattle Supersonics – JaVale McGee
25. Houston Rockets – Roy Hibbert
26. San Antonio Spurs – Nicolas Batum
27. Portland Trail Blazers – Donte Green
28. Memphis Grizzlies – J.J. Hickson
29. Detroit Pistons – Bill Walker
30. Boston Celtics – Chris Douglas-Roberts

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2008 NBA Mock Draft – Updated Mock

Stephen Kersey — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 04:19:27 +0000

With the 2008 NBA Draft approximately a week away, here’s our updated mock draft. A number of players pulled out of the draft, including Chase Budinger and Ty Lawson, which changed the dynamics of the draft a bit — especially late in the first round.

1. Chicago Bulls – Derrick Rose
2. Miami Heat – Michael Beasley
3. Minnesota Timberwolves – OJ Mayo
4. Seattle Supersonics – Jerryd Bayless
5. Memphis Grizzlies – Kevin Love
6. New York Knicks – DJ Augustin
7. Los Angeles Clippers – Russell Westbrook
8. Milwaukee Bucks – Joe Alexander
9. Charlotte Bobcats – Brook Lopez
10. New Jersey Nets – Danilo Gallinari
11. Indiana Pacers – Eric Gordon
12. Sacramento Kings – Anthony Randolph
13. Portland Trail Blazers – Nicolas Batum
14. Golden State Warriors – Alexis Ajinca
15. Phoenix Suns – Kosta Koufos
16. Philadelphia 76ers – Marreese Speights
17. Toronto Raptors – DeAndre Jordan
18. Washington Wizards – Darrell Arthur
19. Cleveland Cavaliers – Brandon Rush
20. Denver Nuggets – Mario Chalmers
21. New Jersey Nets – Donte Green
22. Orlando Magic – Courtney Lee
23. Utah Jazz – Robin Lopez
24. Seattle Supersonics – Serge Ibaka
25. Houston Rockets – Roy Hibbert
26. San Antonio Spurs – Chris Douglas-Roberts
27. New Orleans Hornets – Bill Walker
28. Memphis Grizzlies – J.J. Hickson
29. Detroit Pistons – JaVale McGee
30. Boston Celtics – Ryan Anderson

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2008-09 Fantasy Basketball Mock Draft

Stephen Kersey — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 07:21:35 +0000

It’s never too early to start thinking about next season. After considering what we have seen this season, here is a look at my early 2008-09 fantasy basketball mock draft.

1) LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers
Even though he doesn’t have a game perfectly built for fantasy, he’ll be impossible to pass on.

2) Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers
With the Lakers a much better team, Bryant has suddenly become a much more consistent player.

3) Chris Paul, New Orleans Hornets
Paul actually has a chance to move up to number one on this list if he keeps dominating.

4) Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics
Garnett still has a couple of years left in him.

5) Shawn Marion, Phoenix Suns
Marion is once again an underrated fantasy superstar this season.

6) Marcus Camby, Denver Nuggets
If Camby remains healthy all season, he will make a believer out of a lot of fantasy owners.

7) Amare Stoudemire, Phoenix Suns
Stoudemire is still relatively young and his numbers are once again very good.

8) Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks
Nowitzki has had a bit of an off year but he’ll still remain a valued fantasy player going forward.

9) Yao Ming, Houston Rockets
Fantasy owners always love centers. Yao has a ceiling as high or higher than any center.

10) Allen Iverson, Denver Nuggets
Iverson has been great this year and should be a force against next year.

11) Josh Smith, Atlanta Hawks
Smith is an all-around fantasy force who will just get better with age.

12) Caron Butler, Washington Wizards
Butler has been a fantasy superstar this season. If Gilbert Arenas moves to a new team next year, Butler could be a top five pick.

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