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Poll: Who Will Lead NBA In Scoring In 2016/17?

A year ago, Stephen Curry comfortably led the NBA in scoring en route to his second consecutive MVP award, averaging 30.1 PPG for the Warriors. James Harden was the league’s second-best scorer, while Kevin Durant finished third, and DeMarcus Cousins came fourth

All four of those players are expected to be in the running for the NBA’s scoring title again in 2016/17, but there are reasons to believe their averages could drop off slightly. Curry and Durant are now playing together, sharing the scoring responsibilities for the Warriors rather than being relied upon as the clear-cut No. 1 option. Harden has had an increased role as a facilitator in the early going, though so far that hasn’t dampened his scoring numbers. And Cousins’ usage rate – while still very high – has been a little lower this year under new head coach Dave Joerger.

Harden currently ranks fourth in the NBA in points per game, ahead of both Durant (sixth) and Curry (eighth). This year’s new group of leaders so far? Anthony Davis (30.9 PPG), Russell Westbrook (31.1), and DeMar DeRozan (34.1), with Damian Lillard (30.0) rounding out the top five.

Although it’s still early, there’s plenty of reason to believe those newcomers to the top five could have staying power. Davis is the only dangerous scoring option in New Orleans, and his health is the only thing that could stop him from having a monster year. Westbrook was expected to go off in Durant’s absence, and he hasn’t disappointed so far. Westbrook’s usage rate easily leads the NBA, though DeRozan places second, and he has been remarkably efficient so far for a perimeter player who hardly ever shoots threes. Lillard comes in at sixth for usage rate, and an uptick in field goal percentage has resulted in his early spike in points per game — the point guard’s career-best FG% was just .434, but he’s up to .483 so far this season.

What do you think? Are the early returns on this season enough to convince you that one of the league’s new top scorers could still be on top at season’s end? Or do you expect a former MVP like Curry or Durant to eventually reclaim the lead?

Who will lead the NBA in scoring this season?
Russell Westbrook (Thunder) 28.63% (207 votes)
James Harden (Rockets) 27.66% (200 votes)
DeMar DeRozan (Raptors) 16.87% (122 votes)
Anthony Davis (Pelicans) 9.27% (67 votes)
Damian Lillard (Trail Blazers) 5.12% (37 votes)
Someone else 4.29% (31 votes)
Kevin Durant (Warriors) 3.73% (27 votes)
Stephen Curry (Warriors) 3.18% (23 votes)
DeMarcus Cousins (Kings) 1.24% (9 votes)
Total Votes: 723

2016/17 NBA Over/Unders: Pacific Division

The 2016/17 NBA regular season gets underway just a couple days from now, which means it’s time to start getting serious about predictions for the upcoming campaign. With the help of the lines from offshore betting site Bovada.lv, we’re running through the predicted win totals for each of the NBA’s 30 teams, by division, and having you weigh in on whether you think those forecasts are too optimistic or too pessimistic. Having looked at the Atlantic, Northwest, Central, Southwest, and Southeast divisions so far, we’re moving on to the Pacific today…

Golden State Warriors

How many games will the Warriors win?
Over 66.5 67.32% (311 votes)
Under 66.5 32.68% (151 votes)
Total Votes: 462

(App users, click here for Warriors poll)


Los Angeles Clippers

How many games will the Clippers win?
Over 53.5 61.96% (228 votes)
Under 53.5 38.04% (140 votes)
Total Votes: 368

(App users, click here for Clippers poll)


Sacramento Kings

How many games will the Kings win?
Under 34 58.10% (226 votes)
Over 34 41.90% (163 votes)
Total Votes: 389

(App users, click here for Kings poll)


Phoenix Suns

How many games will the Suns win?
Over 30 52.60% (192 votes)
Under 30 47.40% (173 votes)
Total Votes: 365

(App users, click here for Suns poll)


Los Angeles Lakers

How many games will the Lakers win?
Over 24.5 65.92% (325 votes)
Under 24.5 34.08% (168 votes)
Total Votes: 493

(App users, click here for Lakers poll)


Previous voting results:

Atlantic:

  • Boston Celtics (52.5 wins): Under (54.59%)
  • Toronto Raptors (50.5 wins): Over (54.63%)
  • New York Knicks (38.5 wins): Over (71.41%)
  • Philadelphia 76ers (23.5 wins): Under (54.62%)
  • Brooklyn Nets (20.5 wins): Under (60.74%)

Northwest:

  • Utah Jazz (49 wins): Under (68.72%)
  • Portland Trail Blazers (45.5 wins): Over (69.92%)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder (43.5 wins): Over (65.71%)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves (40.5 wins): Over (50.11%)
  • Denver Nuggets (37 wins): Under (68.81%)

Central:

  • Cleveland Cavaliers (56.5 wins): Over (66.5%)
  • Detroit Pistons (44.5 wins): Over (55.03%)
  • Indiana Pacers (44.5 wins): Over (73.06%)
  • Chicago Bulls (38.5 wins): Over (61.9%)
  • Milwaukee Bucks (34.5 wins): Over (67.48%)

Southwest:

  • San Antonio Spurs (58.5 wins): Under (57.4%)
  • Houston Rockets (44 wins): Over (52.76%)
  • Memphis Grizzlies (42.5 wins): Over (59.69%)
  • Dallas Mavericks (38.5 wins): Over (69.71%)
  • New Orleans Pelicans (37 wins): Under (70.9%)

Southeast:

  • Atlanta Hawks (43.5 wins): Over (59.84%)
  • Charlotte Hornets (42.5 wins): Under (62.22%)
  • Washington Wizards (42.5 wins): Over (51.6%)
  • Orlando Magic (37.5 wins): Over (54.42%)
  • Miami Heat (34.5 wins): Under (61.45%)

2016/17 NBA Over/Unders: Southeast Division

The 2016/17 NBA regular season will get underway next week, which means it’s time to start getting serious about predictions for the upcoming campaign. With the help of the lines from offshore betting site Bovada.lv, we’re running through the predicted win totals for each of the NBA’s 30 teams, by division, and having you weigh in on whether you think those forecasts are too optimistic or too pessimistic. Having looked at the Atlantic, Northwest, Central, and Southwest divisions so far, we’re moving on to the Southeast today…

Atlanta Hawks

How many games will the Hawks win?
Over 43.5 59.84% (231 votes)
Under 43.5 40.16% (155 votes)
Total Votes: 386

(App users, click here for Hawks poll)


Charlotte Hornets

How many games will the Hornets win?
Under 42.5 62.22% (224 votes)
Over 42.5 37.78% (136 votes)
Total Votes: 360

(App users, click here for Hornets poll)


Washington Wizards

How many games will the Wizards win?
Over 42.5 51.60% (177 votes)
Under 42.5 48.40% (166 votes)
Total Votes: 343

(App users, click here for Wizards poll)


Orlando Magic

How many games will the Magic win?
Over 37.5 54.42% (191 votes)
Under 37.5 45.58% (160 votes)
Total Votes: 351

(App users, click here for Magic poll)


Miami Heat

How many games will the Heat win?
Under 34.5 61.45% (220 votes)
Over 34.5 38.55% (138 votes)
Total Votes: 358

(App users, click here for Heat poll)


Previous voting results:

Atlantic:

  • Boston Celtics (52.5 wins): Under (54.59%)
  • Toronto Raptors (50.5 wins): Over (54.63%)
  • New York Knicks (38.5 wins): Over (71.41%)
  • Philadelphia 76ers (23.5 wins): Under (54.62%)
  • Brooklyn Nets (20.5 wins): Under (60.74%)

Northwest:

  • Utah Jazz (49 wins): Under (68.72%)
  • Portland Trail Blazers (45.5 wins): Over (69.92%)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder (43.5 wins): Over (65.71%)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves (40.5 wins): Over (50.11%)
  • Denver Nuggets (37 wins): Under (68.81%)

Central:

  • Cleveland Cavaliers (56.5 wins): Over (66.5%)
  • Detroit Pistons (44.5 wins): Over (55.03%)
  • Indiana Pacers (44.5 wins): Over (73.06%)
  • Chicago Bulls (38.5 wins): Over (61.9%)
  • Milwaukee Bucks (34.5 wins): Over (67.48%)

Southwest:

  • San Antonio Spurs (58.5 wins): Under (57.4%)
  • Houston Rockets (44 wins): Over (52.76%)
  • Memphis Grizzlies (42.5 wins): Over (59.69%)
  • Dallas Mavericks (38.5 wins): Over (69.71%)
  • New Orleans Pelicans (37 wins): Under (70.9%)

2016/17 NBA Over/Unders: Southwest Division

The 2016/17 NBA regular season will get underway next week, which means it’s time to start getting serious about predictions for the upcoming campaign. With the help of the lines from offshore betting site Bovada.lv, we’re going to run through the predicted win totals for each of the NBA’s 30 teams, by division, and have you weigh in on whether you think those forecasts are too optimistic or too pessimistic. Having looked at the Atlantic, Northwest, and Central divisions so far, we’re moving on to the Southwest today…

San Antonio Spurs

How many games will the Spurs win?
Under 58.5 57.40% (252 votes)
Over 58.5 42.60% (187 votes)
Total Votes: 439

(App users, click here for Spurs poll)


Houston Rockets

How many games will the Rockets win?
Over 44 52.76% (220 votes)
Under 44 47.24% (197 votes)
Total Votes: 417

(App users, click here for Rockets poll)


Memphis Grizzlies

How many games will the Grizzlies win?
Over 42.5 59.69% (231 votes)
Under 42.5 40.31% (156 votes)
Total Votes: 387

(App users, click here for Grizzlies poll)


Dallas Mavericks

How many games will the Mavericks win?
Over 38.5 69.71% (290 votes)
Under 38.5 30.29% (126 votes)
Total Votes: 416

(App users, click here for Mavericks poll)


New Orleans Pelicans

How many games will the Pelicans win?
Under 37 70.90% (268 votes)
Over 37 29.10% (110 votes)
Total Votes: 378

(App users, click here for Pelicans poll)


Previous voting results:

Atlantic:

  • Boston Celtics (52.5 wins): Under (54.59%)
  • Toronto Raptors (50.5 wins): Over (54.63%)
  • New York Knicks (38.5 wins): Over (71.41%)
  • Philadelphia 76ers (23.5 wins): Under (54.62%)
  • Brooklyn Nets (20.5 wins): Under (60.74%)

Northwest:

  • Utah Jazz (49 wins): Under (68.72%)
  • Portland Trail Blazers (45.5 wins): Over (69.92%)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder (43.5 wins): Over (65.71%)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves (40.5 wins): Over (50.11%)
  • Denver Nuggets (37 wins): Under (68.81%)

Central:

  • Cleveland Cavaliers (56.5 wins): Over (66.5%)
  • Detroit Pistons (44.5 wins): Over (55.03%)
  • Indiana Pacers (44.5 wins): Over (73.06%)
  • Chicago Bulls (38.5 wins): Over (61.9%)
  • Milwaukee Bucks (34.5 wins): Over (67.48%)

2016/17 NBA Over/Unders: Central Division

The 2016/17 NBA regular season will get underway next week, which means it’s time to start getting serious about predictions for the upcoming campaign. With the help of the lines from offshore betting site Bovada.lv, we’re going to run through the predicted win totals for each of the NBA’s 30 teams, by division, and have you weigh in on whether you think those forecasts are too optimistic or too pessimistic. Having looked at the Atlantic and Northwest division so far, we’re moving on to the Central today…

Cleveland Cavaliers

How many games will the Cavaliers win?
Over 56.5 66.50% (403 votes)
Under 56.5 33.50% (203 votes)
Total Votes: 606

(App users, click here for Cavaliers poll)


Detroit Pistons

How many games will the Pistons win?
Over 44.5 54.03% (302 votes)
Under 44.5 45.97% (257 votes)
Total Votes: 559

(App users, click here for Pistons poll)


Indiana Pacers

How many games will the Pacers win?
Over 44.5 73.06% (404 votes)
Under 44.5 26.94% (149 votes)
Total Votes: 553

(App users, click here for Pacers poll)


Chicago Bulls

How many games will the Bulls win?
Over 38.5 61.90% (372 votes)
Under 38.5 38.10% (229 votes)
Total Votes: 601

(App users, click here for Bulls poll)


Milwaukee Bucks

How many games will the Bucks win?
Over 34.5 67.48% (415 votes)
Under 34.5 32.52% (200 votes)
Total Votes: 615

(App users, click here for Bucks poll)


Previous voting results:

Atlantic:

  • Boston Celtics (52.5 wins): Under (54.59%)
  • Toronto Raptors (50.5 wins): Over (54.63%)
  • New York Knicks (38.5 wins): Over (71.41%)
  • Philadelphia 76ers (23.5 wins): Under (54.62%)
  • Brooklyn Nets (20.5 wins): Under (60.74%)

Northwest:

  • Utah Jazz (49 wins): Under (68.72%)
  • Portland Trail Blazers (45.5 wins): Over (69.92%)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder (43.5 wins): Over (65.71%)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves (40.5 wins): Over (50.11%)
  • Denver Nuggets (37 wins): Under (68.81%)

2016/17 NBA Over/Unders: Northwest Division

The 2016/17 NBA regular season will get underway in just over a week, which means it’s time to start getting serious about predictions for the upcoming campaign. With the help of the lines from offshore betting site Bovada.lv, we’re going to run through the predicted win totals for each of the NBA’s 30 teams, by division, and have you weigh in on whether you think those forecasts are too optimistic or too pessimistic. Having looked at the Atlantic division last Friday, we’re moving on to the Northwest today…

Utah Jazz

How many games will the Jazz win?
Under 49 68.72% (290 votes)
Over 49 31.28% (132 votes)
Total Votes: 422

(App users, click here for Jazz poll)


Portland Trail Blazers

How many games will the Trail Blazers win?
Over 45.5 69.92% (279 votes)
Under 45.5 30.08% (120 votes)
Total Votes: 399

(App users, click here for Trail Blazers poll)


Oklahoma City Thunder

How many games will the Thunder win?
Over 43.5 65.71% (276 votes)
Under 43.5 34.29% (144 votes)
Total Votes: 420

(App users, click here for Thunder poll)


Minnesota Timberwolves

How many games will the Timberwolves win?
Over 40.5 50.11% (228 votes)
Under 40.5 49.89% (227 votes)
Total Votes: 455

(App users, click here for Timberwolves poll)


Denver Nuggets

How many games will the Nuggets win?
Under 37 68.81% (267 votes)
Over 37 31.19% (121 votes)
Total Votes: 388

(App users, click here for Nuggets poll)


Previous voting results:

Atlantic:

  • Boston Celtics (52.5 wins): Under (54.59%)
  • Toronto Raptors (50.5 wins): Over (54.63%)
  • New York Knicks (38.5 wins): Over (71.41%)
  • Philadelphia 76ers (23.5 wins): Under (54.62%)
  • Brooklyn Nets (20.5 wins): Under (60.74%)

Poll: Northwest Division Winner

The TrailBlazers are the favorites to win the Northwest division this season, but it’s far from a certain outcome. Just a year ago, Portland was expected to be a lottery team after losing four starters, but the team overachieved, winning 44 games and beating an injury-riddled Clippers squad in the playoffs en route to a second round playoff series loss to the Warriors. Portland aggressively pursued high-priced, impact players in free agency and ended up adding Evan Turner on an expensive, four year, $70MM deal. Turner is a perplexing addition for a team that already had wing depth, but his presence should provide insurance of sorts in case of an injury. Turner will also give the team more flexibility with its line-up decisions, as Arthur Hill of Hoops Rumors writes in the team’s Offseason In Review. The Blazers’ depth should keep them from sliding too far down the standings, but they remain a strong candidate to regress.

The Thunder had the worst offseason of any team, as Eddie Scarito of Hoops Rumors details in the team’s Offseason In Review. Losing Kevin Durant hurts, but Oklahoma City’s roster is not barren. This team can easily go 10-12 players deep on most nights and Russell Westbrook shifting from running-mate to Commander In Chief with a solid supporting cast should be not only fun to watch, but also enough to keep the team in contention for the division crown.

The Wolves arguably have the best young core in all of basketball. They appear to be a year or two away from making major noise in the conference, as I discussed in the team’s Offseason In Review. However, coach/executive Tom Thibodeau is going to get the most out of this roster and if Kris Dunn is able to hit the ground running, Minnesota could exceed expectations.

Denver lurks as a potential playoff team this season. The Nuggets’ success hinges on Emmanuel Mudiay taking the next step and proving he can be a franchise point guard. The franchise is likely a season away from reaching its playoff goal, as Scarito writes in the team’s Offseason In Review. Nevertheless, this team will be frisky on a nightly basis with its depth giving opposing teams trouble.

The Jazz are in position to take a major step forward. The addition of George Hill is an underrated move and his presence, along with 35-year-old Joe Johnson and 34-year-old Boris Diaw, will provide this team with veteran leadership, as Dana Gauruder of Hoops Rumors notes in the team’s Offseason in Review.  The Jazz have the talent to compete with any team in the league and they are my personal pick to win this division. Despite the injury to Gordon Hayward, I envision this team winning over 50 games and earning a top-4 seed in the Western Conference.

Do you think the Jazz will be atop this division at the end of the season or will another team take home the crown? Don’t limit yourself to a simple button click. Take to the comments section below and share your thoughts and opinions. We look forward to what you have to say!

Who wins the Northwest Division?
Blazers 33.14% (228 votes)
Jazz 22.38% (154 votes)
Thunder 21.22% (146 votes)
Wolves 19.04% (131 votes)
Nuggets 4.22% (29 votes)
Total Votes: 688

2016/17 NBA Over/Unders: Atlantic Division

The 2016/17 NBA regular season will get underway in just a week and a half, which means it’s time to start getting serious about predictions for the upcoming campaign. With the help of the lines from offshore betting site Bovada.lv, we’re going to run through the predicted win totals for each of the NBA’s 30 teams, by division, and have you weigh in on whether you think those forecasts are too optimistic or too pessimistic. We’ll kick things off today with the Atlantic division…

Boston Celtics

How many games will the Celtics win?
Under 52.5 54.59% (802 votes)
Over 52.5 45.41% (667 votes)
Total Votes: 1,469

(App users, click here for Celtics poll)


Toronto Raptors

How many games will the Raptors win?
Over 50.5 54.63% (685 votes)
Under 50.5 45.37% (569 votes)
Total Votes: 1,254

(App users, click here for Raptors poll)


New York Knicks

How many games will the Knicks win?
Over 38.5 71.41% (1,009 votes)
Under 38.5 28.59% (404 votes)
Total Votes: 1,413

(App users, click here for Knicks poll)


Philadelphia 76ers

How many games will the Sixers win?
Under 23.5 54.62% (733 votes)
Over 23.5 45.38% (609 votes)
Total Votes: 1,342

(App users, click here for Sixers poll)


Brooklyn Nets

How many games will the Nets win?
Under 20.5 60.74% (755 votes)
Over 20.5 39.26% (488 votes)
Total Votes: 1,243

(App users, click here for Nets poll)

Poll: 2008 NBA Draft Take Two (Pick No. 30)

Scouting players and predicting how their skills will translate to the NBA is one of the more difficult tasks front offices have on their plates. Looking back over past drafts and how many lottery picks never evolved into stars, or even made a significant impact in the league, illustrates just how often stats, combine numbers and pure gut instinct often come up short.

Of course, we get the opportunity to critique these moves with the benefit of hindsight — a luxury that GMs don’t have on draft night. Having said that, it’s still fun to go back in time and take a theoretical look at how these drafts should have/could have gone.

We’ve been revisiting the 2008 draft, which had a number of players who have gone on to post big numbers in the league. This was the year of Derrick Rose (No. 1 overall), Russell Westbrook (No. 4), Kevin Love (No. 5), Brook Lopez (No. 10) and Nicolas Batum (No. 25). We’ve now arrived at the No. 30 overall pick, the final one in our re-draft. That pick was held by the Celtics, who in the “real world” draft, select J.R. Giddens. So cast your vote for who Boston nabs to close out the first round.

Also, don’t limit yourself to a simple button click. Take to the comments section below and share your thoughts on the pick and why you voted the way that you did. If we fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and we’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

  1. Bulls — Russell Westbrook [Actual Pick — Derrick Rose]
  2. Heat — Kevin Love [Actual Pick — Michael Beasley]
  3. Wolves — Derrick Rose [Actual Pick — O.J. Mayo]
  4. Sonics/Thunder — DeAndre Jordan [Actual Pick — Russell Westbrook]
  5. Grizzlies — Brook Lopez [Actual Pick — Kevin Love]
  6. Knicks — Serge Ibaka  [Actual Pick — Danilo Gallinari]
  7. Clippers — Nicolas Batum [Actual Pick — Eric Gordon]
  8. Bucks — Goran Dragic [Actual Pick — Joe Alexander]
  9. Bobcats/Hornets — Danilo Gallinari [Actual Pick — D.J. Augustin]
  10. Nets — Ryan Anderson [Actual Pick — Brook Lopez]
  11. Blazers (from Pacers) — Eric Gordon [Actual Pick — Jerryd Bayless]
  12. Kings — George Hill  [Actual Pick — Jason Thompson]
  13. Pacers (from Blazers) — Robin Lopez [Actual Pick — Brandon Rush]
  14. Warriors — Courtney Lee [Actual Pick — Anthony Randolph]
  15. Suns — Roy Hibbert [Actual Pick — Robin Lopez]
  16. Sixers— Nikola Pekovic [Actual Pick  — Marreese Speights]
  17. Raptors — O.J. Mayo [Actual Pick — Roy Hibbert]
  18. Wizards — Mario Chalmers [Actual Pick — JaVale McGee]
  19. Cavaliers — Timofey Mozgov [Actual Pick  — J.J. Hickson]
  20. Bobcats/Hornets (from Nuggets) — Michael Beasley [Actual Pick — Alexis Ajinca]
  21. Nets (from Mavs) — Omer Asik [Actual Pick — Ryan Anderson]
  22. Magic  — D.J. Augustin [Actual Pick — Courtney Lee]
  23. Jazz — Marreese Speights [Actual Pick — Kosta Koufos]
  24. Sonics/Thunder (from Suns) — Jerryd Bayless [Actual Pick — Serge Ibaka]
  25. Rockets — Kosta Koufos [Actual Pick — Nicolas Batum]
  26. Spurs — JaVale McGee [Actual Pick — George Hill]
  27. Hornets — J.J. Hickson [Actual Pick — Darrell Arthur]
  28. Grizzlies — Luc Mbah a Moute [Actual Pick — Donte Greene]
  29. Sonics/Thunder —Anthony Morrow [Actual pick — D.J. White]
  30. Celtics — ?? [Actual Pick — J.R. Giddens]
With the No. 30 Overall Pick, the Celtics Select...
Brandon Rush 31.53% (210 votes)
Darrell Arthur 23.72% (158 votes)
Jason Thompson 14.26% (95 votes)
Alexis Ajinca 6.61% (44 votes)
Chris Douglas-Roberts 5.56% (37 votes)
Greg Stiemsma 3.00% (20 votes)
Brian Roberts 3.00% (20 votes)
Bill Walker 2.70% (18 votes)
Sasha Kaun 1.80% (12 votes)
Donte Greene 1.50% (10 votes)
Semih Erden 1.50% (10 votes)
J.R. Giddens 1.35% (9 votes)
D.J. White 1.35% (9 votes)
Joe Alexander 1.05% (7 votes)
Sonny Weems 0.60% (4 votes)
Damjan Rudez 0.45% (3 votes)
Total Votes: 666

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Poll: 2008 NBA Draft Take Two (Pick No. 29)

Scouting players and predicting how their skills will translate to the NBA is one of the more difficult tasks front offices have on their plates. Looking back over past drafts and how many lottery picks never evolved into stars, or even made a significant impact in the league, illustrates just how often stats, combine numbers and pure gut instinct often come up short.

Of course, we get the opportunity to critique these moves with the benefit of hindsight — a luxury that GMs don’t have on draft night. Having said that, it’s still fun to go back in time and take a theoretical look at how these drafts should have/could have gone.

We’ve been revisiting the 2008 draft, which had a number of players who have gone on to post big numbers in the league. This was the year of Derrick Rose (No. 1 overall), Russell Westbrook (No. 4), Kevin Love (No. 5), Brook Lopez (No. 10) and Nicolas Batum (No. 25). Over the next few weeks, we’ll be posting a series of polls asking readers to vote on whom teams should have selected in each spot.

We’ve arrived at the No. 29 overall pick, which was acquired by the Sonics/Thunder from Detroit in a draft day trade. The details of the swap were: The Pistons received the No. 32 (Walter Sharpe) and No. 46 (Trent Plaisted) from Seattle in exchange for the N0. 29 overall pick. In the “real world” draft the Sonics/Thunder nabbed D.J. White with that pick. So cast your vote for who Seattle/OKC selects and check back on Tuesday to see the results, as well as to vote on the final pick in our first round re-draft.

Also, don’t limit yourself to a simple button click. Take to the comments section below and share your thoughts on the pick and why you voted the way that you did. If we fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and we’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

  1. Bulls — Russell Westbrook [Actual Pick — Derrick Rose]
  2. Heat — Kevin Love [Actual Pick — Michael Beasley]
  3. Wolves — Derrick Rose [Actual Pick — O.J. Mayo]
  4. Sonics/Thunder — DeAndre Jordan [Actual Pick — Russell Westbrook]
  5. Grizzlies — Brook Lopez [Actual Pick — Kevin Love]
  6. Knicks — Serge Ibaka  [Actual Pick — Danilo Gallinari]
  7. Clippers — Nicolas Batum [Actual Pick — Eric Gordon]
  8. Bucks — Goran Dragic [Actual Pick — Joe Alexander]
  9. Bobcats/Hornets — Danilo Gallinari [Actual Pick — D.J. Augustin]
  10. Nets — Ryan Anderson [Actual Pick — Brook Lopez]
  11. Blazers (from Pacers) — Eric Gordon [Actual Pick — Jerryd Bayless]
  12. Kings — George Hill  [Actual Pick — Jason Thompson]
  13. Pacers (from Blazers) — Robin Lopez [Actual Pick — Brandon Rush]
  14. Warriors — Courtney Lee [Actual Pick — Anthony Randolph]
  15. Suns — Roy Hibbert [Actual Pick — Robin Lopez]
  16. Sixers— Nikola Pekovic [Actual Pick  — Marreese Speights]
  17. Raptors — O.J. Mayo [Actual Pick — Roy Hibbert]
  18. Wizards — Mario Chalmers [Actual Pick — JaVale McGee]
  19. Cavaliers — Timofey Mozgov [Actual Pick  — J.J. Hickson]
  20. Bobcats/Hornets (from Nuggets) — Michael Beasley [Actual Pick — Alexis Ajinca]
  21. Nets (from Mavs) — Omer Asik [Actual Pick — Ryan Anderson]
  22. Magic  — D.J. Augustin [Actual Pick — Courtney Lee]
  23. Jazz — Marreese Speights [Actual Pick — Kosta Koufos]
  24. Sonics/Thunder (from Suns) — Jerryd Bayless [Actual Pick — Serge Ibaka]
  25. Rockets — Kosta Koufos [Actual Pick — Nicolas Batum]
  26. Spurs — JaVale McGee [Actual Pick — George Hill]
  27. Hornets — J.J. Hickson [Actual Pick — Darrell Arthur]
  28. Grizzlies — Luc Mbah a Moute [Actual Pick — Donte Greene]
  29. Sonics/Thunder — ?? [Actual pick — D.J. White]
With the No. 29 Overall Pick, the Sonics/Thunder Select...
Anthony Morrow 34.75% (147 votes)
Brandon Rush 17.73% (75 votes)
Darrell Arthur 17.26% (73 votes)
Jason Thompson 10.40% (44 votes)
Alexis Ajinca 6.38% (27 votes)
Chris Douglas-Roberts 3.07% (13 votes)
Greg Stiemsma 2.13% (9 votes)
Brian Roberts 1.42% (6 votes)
Sasha Kaun 1.18% (5 votes)
Joe Alexander 1.18% (5 votes)
D.J. White 1.18% (5 votes)
Bill Walker 1.18% (5 votes)
Donte Greene 0.95% (4 votes)
Sonny Weems 0.71% (3 votes)
Semih Erden 0.47% (2 votes)
Damjan Rudez 0.00% (0 votes)
Total Votes: 423

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