Paul Silas' Draft History

[Britneck]

Eddie Robinson wasn't drafted. His mom knew someone in the hornets organization and she gave them a video tape of him and we gave him a tryout. He was supposed to be part of the Flint-stones but didn't have the grades. He was one of my favorite Hornets but money changed him when he signed with the bulls.

[HeatCheck]

ERob was an exciting player then got overpaid by Chicago.

The trio of Robinson, Ricky Davis, and Baron Davis was called High Voltage, if I'm not mistaken. Very fitting name.

[bes628]

Was at the game, the place went crazy.

Kirk Haston was an awful pick.

This, I think, is the best youtube clip of the Hornets:

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[davos]

That was hard to watch.

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I literally got chills around the 3:00 mark

[bes628]

qft

I literally got chills around the 3:00 mark

As did I, It was hard to watch in a good way. Just way to many good memories.

but back to draft related stuff. I would like to take some PF, and hold out on hope for Barnes next year.

[pantherfan49]

Silas almost always drafted tough guys- much like he is. Look for more of the same.

I can assure you that Silas wouldn't have drafted Frenchy.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

Silas almost always drafted tough guys- much like he is. Look for more of the same.

I can assure you that Silas wouldn't have drafted Frenchy.

This is what I got from his drafts. Baron Davis and Lebron were pretty much no brainers, but picking up the others later in the first is key.

[OchoNueve]

Coaches like Silas rarely make the picks and usually only have input for the Front Office to make the selection. I would use his "draft history" as a sign of things to come in Charlotte.