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Originally posted by dobophile:
Originally posted by LA9erFan:
Originally posted by dobophile:
Gosh darnit. There's a guy out there who I really should have picked. I'm SHOCKED he hasn't been picked yet.

I wonder if we're thinking of the same guy.

Only if you're shocked for the same reasons I'm shocked.

Why, is he a Laker?
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  • lazy
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I'll go with Mark Jackson,PG
Originally posted by lazy:
I'll go with Mark Jackson,PG

already taken
  • lazy
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Really?
Crap! I have to run to the hospital...family emergency


John Starks if he's available. If not ill be back later tonight to make my pic
Originally posted by lazy:
Really?
Crap! I have to run to the hospital...family emergency


John Starks if he's available. If not ill be back later tonight to make my pic

taken as well
  • crzy
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Man there have been some awesome picks this round. I'm learning a lot about the old superstars just by looking them up.


There is one guy who I just can't believe is still available, but I'm sure he'll be gone by the time I pick.
I have 3 players in mind for my next 2 pick. I know for sure that 1 will be gone. But I'd be happy with 2 out of the 3.
I hope Boston Nachbar is still on the board next time I pick.
  • lazy
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Lazy picks A.C. Green
Has anyone seen the ESPN documentary, Without Bias? It's about Len Bias, who (for the young 'uns) was the 2nd pick in the 1986 Draft, who died of a cocaine overdose two days after being picked. While it was a dumb thing to do, in the 80's coke was looked at very similarly to what pot is now. A party drug that wasn't a "big deal". Bias was remembered as a recreational user, but far from an addict.

Well, it turns out that the cocaine that Bias did was 98% pure, and that's what killed him. He was about to join the Boston Celtics, who were coming off of an NBA Championship, and was the best squad of their 80's run. He had the world at his fingertips, and blew it on cocaine. This would be like John Wall dying two days after he got picked.

He was an amazing athlete and had some serious skill. What could have been...


Originally posted by LA9erFan:
Has anyone seen the ESPN documentary, Without Bias? It's about Len Bias, who (for the young 'uns) was the 2nd pick in the 1986 Draft, who died of a cocaine overdose two days after being picked. While it was a dumb thing to do, in the 80's coke was looked at very similarly to what pot is now. A party drug that wasn't a "big deal". Bias was remembered as a recreational user, but far from an addict.

Well, it turns out that the cocaine that Bias did was 98% pure, and that's what killed him. He was about to join the Boston Celtics, who were coming off of an NBA Championship, and was the best squad of their 80's run. He had the world at his fingertips, and blew it on cocaine. This would be like John Wall dying two days after he got picked.

He was an amazing athlete and had some serious skill. What could have been...



I saw this on ESPN 30 and 30, great piece, this guy was looked at as Jordan before Jordan, he was ridiculously talented...

Coke...its a hell of a drug...
Originally posted by LA9erFan:
Has anyone seen the ESPN documentary, Without Bias? It's about Len Bias, who (for the young 'uns) was the 2nd pick in the 1986 Draft, who died of a cocaine overdose two days after being picked. While it was a dumb thing to do, in the 80's coke was looked at very similarly to what pot is now. A party drug that wasn't a "big deal". Bias was remembered as a recreational user, but far from an addict.

Well, it turns out that the cocaine that Bias did was 98% pure, and that's what killed him. He was about to join the Boston Celtics, who were coming off of an NBA Championship, and was the best squad of their 80's run. He had the world at his fingertips, and blew it on cocaine. This would be like John Wall dying two days after he got picked.

He was an amazing athlete and had some serious skill. What could have been...



Or like John Wall being picked by the Clippers.
Originally posted by TheSixthRing:
Originally posted by LA9erFan:
Has anyone seen the ESPN documentary, Without Bias? It's about Len Bias, who (for the young 'uns) was the 2nd pick in the 1986 Draft, who died of a cocaine overdose two days after being picked. While it was a dumb thing to do, in the 80's coke was looked at very similarly to what pot is now. A party drug that wasn't a "big deal". Bias was remembered as a recreational user, but far from an addict.

Well, it turns out that the cocaine that Bias did was 98% pure, and that's what killed him. He was about to join the Boston Celtics, who were coming off of an NBA Championship, and was the best squad of their 80's run. He had the world at his fingertips, and blew it on cocaine. This would be like John Wall dying two days after he got picked.

He was an amazing athlete and had some serious skill. What could have been...



Or like John Wall being picked by the Clippers.

trying so hard not to laugh at this...
Originally posted by AmpLee:
I'll take hall of fame C Neil Johnston.

That's the guy I was most surprised wasn't gone already.
Originally posted by AmpLee:
Originally posted by AmpLee:
I'll take hall of fame C Neil Johnston.

I realize this is not a popular pick for the board. Heck, if I was starting a real team, this guy wouldn't be my pick here. However, after analyzing some of my picks on whatifsports, I realize I haven't been picking the best players for this competition. Whatifsports really likes Johnston's best season and values it better than any of my other picks' best seasons (sans Russell).

From a statistical standpoint, he was every bit as good as Bob Petit & Dolph Schayes...it's just that his career was shorter. From a whatifsports perspective, this might be the steal of the draft.
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