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All-Time NBA Draft (not just international)

Quin - another idea.


Have 12 glasses with our names in them placed all together on a table or on the floor. Then you stand back 3-4 feet with a ping pong ball and bounce the ball into those glasses to determine match-ups.


So it's effectively the luck of the bounce of the ping pong ball, can't go wrong with that. Better yet - let MsSerp do some too, shouldn't affect her pregnancy.


Don't forget to video tape.
 
133. Jack Sikma: 8th overall pick of the Seattle SuperSonics in the 1977 NBA Draft from Illinois Wesleyan…made two NBA Finals appearances in his first two NBA seasons, winning the NBA Championship in 1979…spent his first nine seasons with Seattle and was a seven-time All-Star selection with the Sonics…acquired by the Bucks prior to the 1986 season and played his final five NBA campaigns in Milwaukee, helping the Bucks to five post-season appearances…averaged 13.4 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.9 assists in a Bucks uniform…Bucks franchise leader in free throw percentage (.884), also holds team single-season free throw mark of .922 (321-348) during the ’87-88 season…sits eighth on Bucks career list in rebounds (3,087) and 16th in points…scored in double-figures in each of his 14 NBA campaigns, and averaged a points/rebounds double-double in eight NBA seasons, including his initial season with Milwaukee.

NBA champion (1979)
7× NBA All-Star (1979–1985)
NBA All-Defensive Second Team (1982)
NBA All-Rookie First Team (1978)
No. 43 retired by the Seattle SuperSonics
 
Round 11
121. White Chocolate -- Latrell Spreewell
122. Ellis269 -- Sydney Moncrief
123. Thee Jazz Fan -- Larry Nance
124. jazzyapma -- Andre Iguodala
125. heyhey -- skipped
126. HottKnickkkkkk -- Robert Horry
127. JoelHodgeJr - Allan Houston
128. addictionary -- Nate Archibald
129. spycam1 -- Amare Stoudamire
130. QuinSnydersHair -- Joakim Noah
131. Hack -- Jerry Sloan
132. Jeffrey -- Oscar Schmidt
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Round 12
133. Jeffrey -- Jack Sikma
134. Hack
135. White Chocolate
136. spycam1
137. addictionary
138. QuinSnydersHair
139. HottKnickkkk
140. heyhey
141. jazzyapma
142. Thee Jazz Fan
143. Ellis269
144. QuinSnydersHair

Hack is on the clock!!!
 
MY TEAM:
PGs: Jerry West, Mark Price
SGs: Kobe Bryant, Joe Dumars
SFs: Rick Barry, Oscar Schmidt, Shawn Marion
PFs: Bob Pettit, Dave Cowens, Chris Bosh
Cs: Robert Parish, Jack Sikma

I am possibly open to trading for another PG if someone has one they are open to trading or would be willing to draft one of my choosing with one of your later picks. I am willing to give up one of my PFs or SFs, the who depends on the PG being offered.
 
Jeffrey32 said:
MY TEAM:
PGs: Jerry West, Mark Price
SGs: Kobe Bryant, Joe Dumars
SFs: Rick Barry, Oscar Schmidt, Shawn Marion
PFs: Bob Pettit, Dave Cowens, Chris Bosh
Cs: Robert Parish, Jack Sikma

I am possibly open to trading for another PG if someone has one they are open to trading or would be willing to draft one of my choosing with one of your later picks. I am willing to give up one of my PFs or SFs, the who depends on the PG being offered.
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PM me!
 
Jeffrey32 said:
132: Oscar Schmidt: Schmidt is unofficially considered to be the all-time leading scorer in the history of basketball, with 49,737 career points scored (club play, plus national team play combined). He is also a record holder for the longest career span of a basketball player. On September 8, 2013, Schmidt was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. He was a member of the greatest NBA draft of all-time (1984) and was selected in the 6th round by the New Jersey Nets, but he never wanted to take his talents to the NBA and instead made his mark in the professional leagues of Italy, Spain and Brazil. He became an authentic scoring machine with a style that was all his own. Kobe gets a chance to play with his childhood idol.
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I have never heard of this dude.
He was drafted in 84? 1884?
 
fishonjazz said:
I have never heard of this dude.
He was drafted in 84? 1884?
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He never came to the NBA because apparently in those days if you play in the NBA you can't play for your national team. He decided he wanted to play for Brazil so he didn't want to play for the Nets. (i got this info from his HOF speech).
 
Hotttnickkk said:
He never came to the NBA because apparently in those days if you play in the NBA you can't play for your national team. He decided he wanted to play for Brazil so he didn't want to play for the Nets. (i got this info from his HOF speech).
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He had a lot of pride for his country.
 
From Wikipedia:

Oscar Schmidt played in the gold-medal match of the 1987 Pan American Games in Indianapolis. The US national team, composed of college players at those games, featured David Robinson, Danny Manning, Pervis Ellison, Keith Smart, Rex Chapman, and Dan Majerle. Brazil faced a 68–54 halftime deficit. Schmidt finished with 46 points, in a 120–115 win.
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- He's also the only player who has scored more than 1,000 points in the Olympic Games.
 
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