Hoops Rumors Polls

We’re in the process of revisiting the 2005 NBA Draft, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Clippers, who held the No. 12 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Los Angeles’ pick and check back Tuesday for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Bobcats/Hornets should have taken at No. 13. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — David Lee [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]
7. Raptors — Andrew Bynum [Actual Pick — Charlie Villanueva]
8. Knicks — Marcin Gortat [Actual Pick — Channing Frye]
9. Warriors — Lou Williams [Actual Pick — Ike Diogu]
10. Lakers — Marvin Williams [Actual Pick — Andrew Bynum]
11. Magic — Channing Frye [Actual Pick — Fran Vazquez]
12. Clippers — ?? [Actual Pick — Yaroslav Korolev]

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We’re in the process of revisiting the 2005 NBA Draft, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Magic, who held the No. 11 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Orlando’s pick and check back Monday for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Clippers should have taken at No. 12. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — David Lee [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]
7. Raptors — Andrew Bynum [Actual Pick — Charlie Villanueva]
8. Knicks — Marcin Gortat [Actual Pick — Channing Frye]
9. Warriors — Lou Williams [Actual Pick — Ike Diogu]
10. Lakers — Marvin Williams [Actual Pick — Andrew Bynum]
11. Magic — ?? [Actual Pick — Fran Vazquez]

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We’re in the process of revisiting the 2005 NBA Draft, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Lakers, who held the No. 10 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Los Angeles’ pick and check back Sunday for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Magic should have taken at No. 11. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — David Lee [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]
7. Raptors — Andrew Bynum [Actual Pick — Charlie Villanueva]
8. Knicks — Marcin Gortat [Actual Pick — Channing Frye]
9. Warriors — Lou Williams [Actual Pick — Ike Diogu]
10. Lakers — ?? [Actual Pick — Andrew Bynum]

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We’re in the process of revisiting the 2005 NBA Draft, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Warriors, who held the No. 9 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Golden State’s pick and check back Saturday for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Lakers should have taken at No. 10. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — David Lee [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]
7. Raptors — Andrew Bynum [Actual Pick — Charlie Villanueva]
8. Knicks — Marcin Gortat [Actual Pick — Channing Frye]
9. Warriors — ?? [Actual Pick — Ike Diogu]

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Drafting players is far from an exact science, and many a GM has been second-guessed for his draft night decisions. While life, and the NBA, doesn’t often allow for second chances, we at Hoops Rumors believe it’s fun to give our readers a second take at picking players, complete with the benefit of hindsight.

We’ve previously tackled the 2003 and 2013 NBA Drafts and the next one we’re tackling is 2005’s, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Knicks, who held the No. 8 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for New York’s pick and check back Thursday night for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Warriors should have taken at No. 9. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — David Lee [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]
7. Raptors — Andrew Bynum [Actual Pick — Charlie Villanueva]
8. Knicks — ? [Actual Pick — Channing Frye]

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Drafting players is far from an exact science, and many a GM has been second-guessed for his draft night decisions. While life, and the NBA, doesn’t often allow for second chances, we at Hoops Rumors believe it’s fun to give our readers a second take at picking players, complete with the benefit of hindsight.

We’ve previously tackled the 2003 and 2013 NBA Drafts and the next one we’re tackling is 2005’s, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Raptors, who held the No. 7 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Toronto’s pick and check back Wednesday night for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Knicks should have taken at No. 8. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — David Lee [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]
7. Raptors — ? [Actual Pick — Charlie Villanueva]

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Drafting players is far from an exact science, and many a GM has been second-guessed for his draft night decisions. While life, and the NBA, doesn’t often allow for second chances, we at Hoops Rumors believe it’s fun to give our readers a second take at picking players, complete with the benefit of hindsight.

We’ve previously tackled the 2003 and 2013 NBA Drafts and the next one we’re tackling is 2005’s, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Trail Blazers, who held the No. 6 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Portland’s pick and check back Monday night for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Raptors should have taken at No. 7. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — Danny Granger [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]
6. Trail Blazers  — ? [Actual Pick  — Martell Webster]

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Drafting players is far from an exact science, and many a GM has been second-guessed for his draft night decisions. While life, and the NBA, doesn’t often allow for second chances, we at Hoops Rumors believe it’s fun to give our readers a second take at picking players, complete with the benefit of hindsight.

We’ve previously tackled the 2003 and 2013 NBA Drafts and the next one we’re tackling is 2005’s, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll be posting a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Bobcats/Hornets, who held the No. 5 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Charlotte’s pick and check back Sunday night for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Trail Blazers should have taken at No. 6. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — Andrew Bogut [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]
5. Bobcats/Hornets — ? [Actual Pick — Raymond Felton]

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Drafting players is far from an exact science, and many a GM has been second-guessed for his draft night decisions. While life, and the NBA, doesn’t often allow for second chances, we at Hoops Rumors believe it’s fun to give our readers a second take at picking players, complete with the benefit of hindsight.

We’ve previously tackled the 2003 and 2013 NBA Drafts and the next one we’re tackling is 2005’s, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll provide a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Hornets/Pelicans, who held the No. 4 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for New Orleans’s pick and check back Saturday night for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the Charlotte Bobcats should have taken at No. 5. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — Monta Ellis [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]
4. Hornets/Pelicans — ? [Actual Pick — Chris Paul]

If you’re a Trade Rumors app user, click here.

Drafting players is far from an exact science, and many a GM has been second-guessed for his draft night decisions. While life, and the NBA, doesn’t often allow for second chances, we at Hoops Rumors believe it’s fun to give our readers a second take at picking players, complete with the benefit of hindsight.

We’ve previously tackled the 2003 and 2013 NBA Drafts and the next one we’re tackling is 2005’s, the year that the Bucks nabbed big man Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick. That year’s draft class is generally viewed as one of the weaker ones in recent memory, though, there were quite a few second-rounders that year (Ersan Ilyasova, Monta Ellis, Lou Williams, Amir Johnson and Marcin Gortat) who have gone on to have very solid NBA careers.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll provide a series of reader polls that ask you to vote on the player whom you believe should have been selected with each pick. We’ll continue onward with the Jazz, who held the No. 3 pick that season. Readers, you are now on the clock! Cast your vote for Utah’s pick and check back Friday night for the results, as well as for your chance to vote for whom the New Orleans Hornets should have taken at No. 4. But 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. Also, if I fail to list a player who you think should be selected, feel free to post that in the comments section and I’ll be certain to tally those votes as well.

Selections

1. Bucks — Chris Paul [Actual Pick — Andrew Bogut]
2. Hawks — Deron Williams [Actual Pick — Marvin Williams]
3. Jazz — ? [Actual Pick — Deron Williams]

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