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Grade the Hornets's draft.


SuperJTheGreat

  

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  1. 1. Grade the Hornets's draft

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Winner: Charlotte Hornets. Two great picks… see what happens when Michael Jordan lets GM Rich Cho do his job. First they got Noah Vonleh. Indiana power forward slipped down the board on draft night, right to the Hornets. He is a great fit — they have Al Jefferson banging inside and needed a stretch four to space the floor, Vonleh is that guy (he shot 48.5 percent from three last season). Then later on they traded with the Heat and got one of the underrated studs of the draft in P.J. Hairston — the guy can flat out shoot the rock and after much of a D-League season he is more ready to step in and contribute from Day 1 then most of the other guys in the draft.

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A motherfuxxing +++

As much as I hate PJ Hairston (sorry SuperJ if you're straight with him, but every time I've been around him he was a douche), that's a great pick.

Vonleh too. Damn.

Also so glad Bazz went to the Heat. As a huge UConn fan, I was psyched to have him and Kemba, my two favorite all-time college players, on my team again. With that said, the Heat is a phenomenal fit for him.

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I don't understand this theory that we helped the Heat. We bilked them out of 2 picks and got the guy we wanted. It's about helping the Hornets, not the Heat. Napier has to live up to Lebron's hype. Wouldn't it be funny if Lebron walked anyways and the Heat had to build around Napier. And how about that Bill Simmons jackass. He was so salty that the Heat got the guy they targeted. He's such a Celtics homer, I don't understand why or how he became an NBA analyst. A Boston Superfan blogger is all he ever was to me.

Him and Jalen Rose's podcast is straight fire though. It's hilarious, I love them.

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I don't understand this theory that we helped the Heat. We bilked them out of 2 picks and got the guy we wanted. It's about helping the Hornets, not the Heat. Napier has to live up to Lebron's hype. Wouldn't it be funny if Lebron walked anyways and the Heat had to build around Napier. And how about that Bill Simmons jackass. He was so salty that the Heat got the guy they targeted. He's such a Celtics homer, I don't understand why or how he became an NBA analyst. A Boston Superfan blogger is all he ever was to me.

 

I agree.  The way I see it is that Cho knew Miami wanted Napier and picked him up first to hold him for ransom.  Cho said his information led him to be confident that Houston would not pick PJ.  Both teams got the player they were targeting, but Cho managed pick up some extra picks due to position and savvy.  If anything, who stole assets from Miami.

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