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With my last pick, I want a glue guy. Someone to lift other people up, cheer from the bench, and fill in when his number is called. I'll take: Shane Battier - F He is one of the few Twyman-Stokes award winners (because players often win multiple years) so you know he's a great teammate. He can...

I just see it as fluid so I didn't bother, but you're right Billups would fill the PG role more often.

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Horry was literally going to be my next pick, haha. Good thing I have some other glue guys I can take with my last pick. But with my penultimate pick, I'll take: Allan Houston - SG With these last couple slots, I'm aiming less for overall talent and more for specific roles. I want a dead-eye...

After trading for SGA, the Thunder had 3 losing seasons, and 2 of those were quite bad losing seasons. This was their 5th season after trading for their eventual star. 5 seasons is an eternity in the NBA: Lauri's contract would be up by then. Maybe if the Jazz seem like possible contenders, he'd...

Didn't realize Hayes had so many accolades. My 10th pick will be: Chauncey Billups - G I've always liked him since that Pistons championship team. Defense, shooting, leadership. Depth Chart PG Tyrese Haliburton / Allen Iverson SG John Havlicek / Chauncey Billups SF LeBron James / Grant Hill...

You're up @Coach Ellis

Continuing to round out my roster, I'll take: Al Horford - C Horford somewhat quietly built a great career as a well rounded big. Between JJJ and Horford I have some good stretch big shooting without sacrificing defensive prowess. Depth Chart PG - Haliburton (2020) / Iverson (1996) SG -...

You know what was really original and simple? The initial highlighter yellow rebrand.

Interested in moving up in the 9th round. Would trade my 9th (#116) and swap my early 10th round pick (#119).

For this pick I was going to say something like "we're allowed one homer pick" or whatever, but no. No qualifiers needed for my next pick: Andrei Kirilenko - PF My favorite Jazz player of all time, and a great fit on any team. He'll be getting minutes at backup PF and I think that's where his...

Haha nice. Alonzo was next on my big board. But I decided I needed to fill out other areas more since JJJ can play some center too.

I think I'll keep this one, @Coach Ellis , but thanks for the offer. I'm going with: Grant Hill - SF He's not a typical wing from today in terms of shot charts, but man was he athletic and smooth before that injury. I think he's got a good head-down, no-ego style that will work great coming...

And now @Coach Ellis is back on the clock

With my back-to-back picks, I will start with: Allen Iverson - PG (drafted 1996) and with my second pick: Jaren Jackson Jr - PF (drafted 2018) Kind of surprised the Answer is still around at this point. It feels ridiculous to have him as a sixth man, and maybe he would hate that role. But I...

Hey @Coach Ellis We can make this trade if you want. I'll be picking 2010s and 90s with my two picks, in case that helps you decide ha.

Might not make the most sense considering our positioning, but if no one else bites my the time I'm on the clock, we can do your offered trade, @Coach Ellis .

Was considering Ant at this spot, but Coach Ellis helped me narrow down my decision. I pick: Tyrese Haliburton - PG (drafted in 2020) Depth Chart PG - Haliburton SG - Havlicek SF - LeBron PF C - Robinson

I'll take John Havlicek - SG (drafted in 1962) I'll be honest. I'm just scared of the 70's and before slot so I'm going to take what seems like a safe pick. No ego, tough D, plays hard. Depth Chart PG SG - John Havlicek SF - LeBron James PF C - David Robinson

I like the Ray Allen pick. Such a great shooter and the low ego would be really important if you were building a super team.