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1. Cleveland- Derrick Williams SF- If theres 2 PG's available and a center, take the best player in college ball last season. He can start at the 3 with the other dude at the 4.

2. Minnesota - Kyrie Irving PG- Why get another PG? Because Rubio is going to Barcelona, and never gonna be a Twolf. Flynn is mediocre. Draft a star and make him play for you.

3. Utah - Brandon Knight PG - Jazz lose D Williams, so they pick up Knightrider to replace him. Easy pick.

4. Cleveland - Enis Kanter C -can't trade back into the top to get a PG, so they stick with the best player available and have a frontcourt of Derick Williams, JJ Hickson, and Enis Kanter. A backcourt of Baron Davis and Anthony Parker isn't too bad either. Maybe +15 wins.

5. Toronto - Jimmer Fredette PG - I think the Raptors like what they have in former #1 pick Bargnani. They have rebounding in Ed Davis and Reggie Evans. They have a slasher in Derozan. They need a leader, which Fredette could be for years to come. Surprise pick I guess.

6. Washington - Kawhi Leanord SF- The Wizards have a PG, a lot of big men C/PF players. No real SF other than aging Rashard Lewis. Before taking a hsot on international prospect, they are enamored with Leanord.

7. Sacramento - Kemba Walker PG - Walker takes over as full time PG, Tyreke goes to the SG, and they take %50 of all shots for the team.

8. Pistons - Marcus Morris PF - Chris Wilcox is a backup, Villinueva, just stinks. They need a real PF to pair with Greg Monroe, and let Maxiel be a spark plug. Continue building the front line.

9. Charlotte - Jan Vessely SF - Bobcats have a young back court and Tyrus Thomas needs a tweener SF/PF to pair with him for a versatile tandem. Vessely is a good option at 9.

10. Milwaukee - Alec Burcs SG - they have great defense, no offense. A SG that can score in a lot of ways will help.

11. Golden State - Chris Singleton SF - Can shoot the 3, play defense, block shots and guard 2 or 3 different positions. They may trade a PG for a SG, and round out the team.

12. Utah - Klay Thompson SG - They have a new PG, Derick Favors, Al Jeferson. Why not add some scoring punch with the best shooter in the draft?

13. Phoenix - Bismack Biyumbo PF - He could be the most dominant player in this draft and Phoenix version of Blake Griffin. Or he could be raw for a long time and get into foul trouble. Phoenix could use some toughness, and he will provide that for a long time.

14. Houston - Jonas Valanciunas C/PF - You can never have enough big men, and Houston prepares for post Yao with Hasheem Thabeet last year, and this years slider to compete for minutes at Center for the next few years.

15. Indiana - Marshon Brooks SG - They don't have many holes so I think Brandon Rush is the weak link.