The 2010 NBA Draft is just
one day away. The trades are starting to flood in, and the draft speculation
has grown more than ever.
Over this past month, it
has always been John Wall and Evan Turner as the first and second pick. In just
about every mock draft I've seen, Derrick Favors was right there at third.
However, the Nets have
shocked a lot of us and are now showing a lot of interest in former Syracuse
star Wesley Johnson.
Not to mention, their new
coach Avery Johnson is a big fan of DeMarcus Cousins'.
They are not trying to
wait on Favors' potential to be reached. That is most likely the reason why
they turned their heads to Wesley Johnson and DeMarcus Cousins.
They've expressed interest
in possibly landing a marquee forward in the free-agency which puts Wesley
Johnson as the front-runner at No. 3.
This is not a smart move
at all. The Nets had the worst record in the league and flirted with the worst
record in NBA history for most of the season.
The main problem with the
Nets is lack of leadership. Harris was sidelined with injuries throughout the season,
and the Nets problems started from there.
Now this is not smart at
all if you're the Nets. Look at their current roster; they have Courtney Lee, and Terrence Williams. Each of those players is
under the age of 24, and still growing as players.
So why would you go off
and draft yet another wing player when you have two very good ones?
The average height for the
Nets is 6'7''. Something tells me that will not going to win them games next
season.
With the exception of
Brook Lopez, there are no legit players in the frontcourt. Everybody else would
be considered role players at the best.
So why wouldn't you spark
the post? Derrick Favors is a project and will take time to develop, but the
Nets are a team that isn’t two or three guys away from being good. There whole
roster needs help, and Favors is the guy for that.
Johnson will just stuff
the wing-position. So Mikhail Prokhorov, don't make the same mistake as other
GM's, draft the talented Favors and call it day.
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