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Randle to have operation after draft.. drops to #9?


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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--uk-s-julius-randle-likely-needs-foot-surgery-that-could-keep-him-out-until-training-camp-065608753-nba.html

 

 

University of Kentucky forward Julius Randle, considered a top 10 pick, likely needs surgery on his right foot after the NBA draft in June, league sources told Yahoo Sports.

The procedure is expected to keep Randle out six to eight weeks this summer, sources said, but there's a strong expectation within front offices that he'll be cleared for the start of training camp in the fall.


In this scenario, he would miss rookie summer league.

 

Would this drop him to #9, and would you take him at #9 if he were there?

 

I am in the camp of trade #9 to bring in a consistent scoring option, but I'm questioning that if Randle is there for sure.

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