[情報] Pre-draft Team Needs

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Pre-draft Team Needs/Steve Alexander

Here's a look at all 30 teams, their first-round draft picks, free agents and
potential team needs. A (P) is a player option, and a (T) is a team option,
which determines which side gets to say whether a player stays or goes.
And to see the latest (version 4) mock draft, posted June 7, click here.

Atlanta Hawks – Pick 24                                                        
Restricted Free Agents:   None
Unrestricted Free Agents: Maurice Evans (P), Othello Hunter, Joe Johnson,
Randolph Morris, Joe Smith, Mario West, Marvin Williams

Needs:
What don't the Hawks need? They need a coach, a true center, a new point guard
and possibly a new superstar to replace free agent Joe Johnson. Point guards
and centers should be the focus of their draft, but it's also likely they'll
need a shooting guard who can score a ton of points if/when JJ leaves.
But with the 24th pick in the draft, it's hard to imagine the Hawks fixing any
of their problems.

Boston Celtics – Pick 19                                                       
Restricted Free Agents: None
Unrestricted Free Agents: Ray Allen, Tony Allen, Marquis Daniels, Lester Hudson,
Marcus Landry, Paul Pierce (P), Nate Robinson, Brian Scalabrine,
Shelden Williams

Needs:
Ray Allen could be on his way out, although that Game 2 Finals performance
could have earned him an extension, despite his age. If Allen goes, the Celtics
will likely be targeting a shooter. They're covered in most other areas,
although Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett are not getting any younger. The Celtics
focus will be on youth, so taking the best player available makes sense –
unless it's a point guard. Rajon Rondo is locked and loaded there indefinitely.

Charlotte Bobcats – Pick - None                                                
Restricted Free Agents: Tyrus Thomas
Unrestricted Free Agents: Tyson Chandler (P), Raymond Felton, Stephen Graham,
Nazr Mohammed (P), Theo Ratliff

Needs:
The Bobcats need players at most positions, and possibly a coach.
Stephen Jackson and Gerald Wallace are locked and loaded on the wings,
but everything else is fair game. However, it's a moot point since they don't
have a first-round pick.

Chicago Bulls - Pick 17                                                         
Restricted Free Agents: None
Unrestricted Free Agents: Devin Brown, Aaron Gray, Lindsey Hunter, Jerome James,
Acie Law, Brad Miller, Jannero Pargo, Ronald Murray, Anthony Roberson,
Hakim Warrick

Needs:
Tom Thibodeau is the new coach in Chicago, and Derrick Rose (PG) and Joakim
Noah (C) are locked and loaded for the future. Luol Deng's becoming an injury
problem and Kirk Hinrich's name is constantly popping up in trade rumors.
They could also use a scoring power forward to help Hakim Warrick, if they
re-sign him. A forward at No. 17 makes the most sense, and there are a ton of
rumors out there about free agents LeBron James and Chris Bosh landing
in Chicago.

Cleveland Cavaliers – Pick - None                                              
Restricted Free Agents: Jawad Williams
Unrestricted Free Agents: LeBron James (P), Tarence Kinsey, Shaquille O'Neal,
Leon Powe (T), Sebastian Telfair (T)

Needs:
The Cavs need a coach, possibly a new superstar to replace LeBron, and are
talking about trading PG Mo Williams and combo guard Delonte West. And the worst
part is they don't even have a first-round pick. They literally need a player
at every position, but they're going to have to acquire them via trade or free
agency, since they don't have a first-round pick.

Dallas Mavericks – Pick - None                                                 
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents J.J. Barea (T), Greg Buckner, Brendan Haywood,
Dirk Nowitzki (P), Tim Thomas

Needs:
If Dirk Nowitzki is gone, and that's a real possibility, they'll need a scoring
big man. They also need a center, but are pretty set in the backcourt and with
Caron Butler and Shawn Marion at small forward. Of course, they don't have a
first-round pick, so it doesn't really matter.

Denver Nuggets – Pick - None                                                   
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Malik Allen, Anthony Carter, Joey Graham,
Kenyon Martin (P), Johan Petro

Needs:
The only big name they may lose is Kenyon Martin, so they could certainly
use a power forward, although Chris Andersen is still around. Chauncey
Billups (PG), J.R. Smith (SG), Carmelo Anthony (SF) and Nene (C) are good to go,
so if the Nuggets were to acquire a first-rounder, they'd likely use it on a
big man.

Detroit Pistons – Pick 7                                                       
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Chucky Atkins, Kwame Brown, Fabricio Oberto,
Will Bynum, Walter Sharpe, Rodney Stuckey (T), Ben Wallace

Needs:
The Pistons need help at every position, as they could lose Bynum, Stuckey and
Wallace, while Richard Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince are on the trading block.
Pick a position, and the Pistons need help there, outside of shooting guard,
where they have Ben Gordon. Then again, he was useless this season, despite the
big money. Our guess is they'll be looking at a small forward with the
No. 7 pick.

Golden State Warriors – Pick 6                                                 
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Raja Bell, Speedy Claxton, Devean George, Chris Hunter,
Cartier Martin, Vladimir Radmanovic (P), Anthony Tolliver, C.J. Watson

Needs:
The Warriors' big men were an injury-riddled disaster last year and it feels
like Don Nelson will target a big man. Especially since Monta Ellis and Stephen
Curry have the backcourt locked down, and they have an abundance of swingmen.
DeMarcus Cousins and Cole Aldrich are real possibilities at No. 6.

Houston Rockets – Pick 14                                                      
Restricted Free Agents Hilton Armstrong, Kyle Lowry
Unrestricted Free Agents Brian Cook, Chuck Hayes (T), Yao Ming (P), Luis Scola

Needs:
Yao Ming should be back, but his health is still in question, and probably
always will be. The Rockets could really use a center, as they're fairly loaded
at guard and forward. However, the quality won't be there with the No. 14 pick,
so look for them to take the best player available.

Indiana Pacers – Pick 10                                                       
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Travis Diener, T.J. Ford (P), Luther Head,
Josh McRoberts (T), Earl Watson

Needs:
With Ford and Watson gone, the Pacers appear ready to lean heavily on young A.J.
Price at point guard. They also have needs for a shooter and power forward,
meaning hometown hero Gordon Hayward could actually fill a need. But it's also
very possible they'll look at a point guard with the No. 10 pick, as the jury
is still out on just how good Price will be.

L.A. Clippers - Pick 8                                                          
Restricted Free Agents Mardy Collins
Unrestricted Free Agents Steve Blake, Bobby Brown, Rasual Butler, Drew Gooden,
Travis Outlaw, Kareem Rush, Brian Skinner, Craig Smith

Needs:
The Clippers seem to be fairly set at most positions, but could really use a
real starting small forward (instead of pretend ones like Rasual Butler and
Travis Outlaw). The Clips will be big players in free agency and LeBron could
end up filling the void in L.A., but you can probably look for them to draft
the best player available at No. 8. A power forward probably makes sense, given
the fact that we still haven't seen Blake Griffin play in an NBA game, while
they'll also need a backup point guard for Baron Davis.

L.A. Lakers – Pick - None
Restricted Free Agents Adam Morrison, Jordan Farmar
Unrestricted Free Agents Shannon Brown (P), Derek Fisher, D.J. Mbenga,
Josh Powell

Needs:
The Lakers have no first-round pick and could use another point guard.
They'll be big players in the free agent market, simply because players will
want to go to L.A. and play with Kobe. Derek Fisher is probably good as gone,
and Jordan Farmar doesn't appear to be capable of running the offense.
Therefore, PG is their main issue.

Memphis Grizzlies – Picks 12, 25, 28                                           
Restricted Free Agents Ronnie Brewer, Rudy Gay
Unrestricted Free Agents Steven Hunter, Jamaal Tinsley, Marcus Williams

Needs:
It remains to be seen if they'll re-sign SF Gay, and PF Zach Randolph's summer
trouble with the law (again) leaves his status a bit up in the air. They've got
three first-round picks coming their way, and we'd guess that two will be used
on power forwards, and one will be used for a small forward. They're set in the
backcourt with Mike Conley and O.J. Mayo, and at center with Marc Gasol and
Hasheem Thabeet, so look for the Grizz to focus on forwards.

Miami Heat – Pick 18                                                           
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Joel Anthony, Carlos Arroyo, Mario Chalmers (T),
Yakhouba Diawara, Udonis Haslem, Jermaine O'Neal, Jamaal Magloire,
Quentin Richardson, Dwyane Wade (P), Dorell Wright

Needs:
It sounds like Dwyane Wade will be back in Miami, if he can get another big
name to join him, which is doable. It remains to be seen if Michael Beasley
will be back, and we're guessing he's closer to going (in a trade) than staying.
Point guard is still a major concern for the Heat, while small forward also
could be. We suspect they'll go point guard in the draft, and try to fill the
hole potentially left by Beasley via free agency. That said, they could also
use some help at center, as Jermaine O'Neal is going to struggle with leg
injuries in what's left of his career.

Milwaukee Bucks – Pick 15                                                      
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Bruce Bowen (retired), Primoz Brezec, Royal Ivey,
Michael Redd (P), Luke Ridnour, Jerry Stackhouse, Kurt Thomas, Roko Ukic

Needs:
None of the Bucks big guns are free agents, unless you count Michael Redd,
who they'd probably prefer to lose. The only positions that are locked in are
point guard (Brandon Jennings) and center (Andrew Bogut), so it would make sense
for the Bucks to take the best player available. Scott Skiles has proven he can
get the most out of players with marginal talent, and we're guessing they'll
take a player like PF Hassan Whiteside.

Minnesota Timberwolves – Picks 4, 16, 23                                       
Restricted Free Agents Nathan Jawai
Unrestricted Free Agents Chucky Atkins, Mark Blount, Antonio Daniels,
Darko Milicic, Sasha Pavlovic, Oleksiy Pecherov, Alando Tucker, Damien Wilkins

Needs:
The Wolves have three first-round picks and aren't set to lose any major pieces.
Their biggest need is small forward and shooting guard, and that's where we'd
expect them to use their picks. Then again, David Kahn is as unpredictable as
they come, so it's anyone's guess as to what they do on draft day. They took
three point guards last year, and are talking about trading Kevin Love, so this
decision is wide open.

New Jersey Nets – Picks 3, 27                                                  
Restricted Free Agents Josh Boone
Unrestricted Free Agents Tony Battie, Chris Douglas-Roberts (T),
Trenton Hassell, Jarvis Hayes, Chris Quinn, Bobby Simmons

Needs:
The Nets aren't losing anyone with real value and have Terrence Williams
ready to take over at small forward. They're also set at point guard and center,
but aren't sold on Courtney Lee at SG, and Yi Jianlian at PF. And for that
reason, we see them targeting those two positions in the draft. It does look
like they're going to end up with either SG Evan Turner or PF Derrick Favors
with the No. 3 pick, and there's a decent chance LeBron will end up in Jersey.

New Orleans Hornets – Pick 11                                                  
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Ike Diogu, Aaron Gray, Sean Marks, Darius Songaila (P)

Needs:
They've got a new coach in Monty Williams and one of the best point guards alive
in Chris Paul, while David West is an excellent power forward and Emeka Okafor
is a serviceable center. They still need a shooter at both shooting guard and
small forward with Peja Stojakovic's age and injury history, so we expect the
No. 11 pick to be spent on one of those positions.

New York Knicks – Pick - None                                                  
Restricted Free Agents Sergio Rodriguez
Unrestricted Free Agents Eddy Curry (P), Chris Duhon, J.R. Giddens, Eddie House,
Tracy McGrady, David Lee, Cuttino Mobley (retired), Toney Douglas

Needs:
The Knicks will be a huge player in free agency but don't have any first-round
draft picks. They've got money and like the futures of Wilson Chandler and
Danilo Gallinari, but everyone else is on the block. The Knicks are going to
land a couple big names this summer, but it's impossible to predict which ones
they will be.

Oklahoma City Thunder – Picks 21, 26                                           
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Ryan Bowen, Matt Harpring (retired), Nenad Krstic (P),
Kevin Ollie, Etan Thomas

Needs:
The Thunder is one of the league's true up-and-coming teams and only has holes
at center and shooting guard. They're not going to get a good center with their
late picks, so don't be surprised to see them take a shooting guard and possibly
a true power forward with them. Jeff Green is playing PF for them currently, but
would also be a good fit at small forward. They look like another "best player
available" team.

Orlando Magic – Pick 29                                                        
Restricted Free Agents J.J. Redick
Unrestricted Free Agents Adonal Foyle, Anthony Johnson, Jason Williams

Needs:
The Magic will need a backup point guard if Jason Williams signs elsewhere,
and will also be looking at a PF with upside. They have several PFs already,
but don't seem to be thrilled with Brandon Bass and Ryan Anderson.

Philadelphia 76ers – Pick 2                                                    
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Francisco Elson, Allen Iverson, Rodney Carney

Needs:
Evan Turner makes perfect sense here, as he could immediately step in the
starting shooting guard role, shifting Andre Iguodala permanently over to small
forward, and putting Willie Green on the bench. With Elton Brand looking older
than ever, they are also taking a look at PF Derrick Favors, but Turner still
seems to make the most sense to us.

Phoenix Suns - Pick - None                                                      
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Louis Amundson, Grant Hill (P), Channing Frye (P),
Amare Stoudemire (P)

Needs:
Amare Stoudemire could be playing elsewhere next season, while it remains to be
seen if Channing Frye opts in or out. If Amare goes, their focus will be on a
big man, but they don't have a first-round pick.

Portland Trail Blazers – Pick 22                                               
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Marcus Camby, Juwan Howard, Joel Przybilla (P)

Needs:
Joel Przybilla is opting in, giving the Blazers three oft-injured centers.
You can rule out a C in the draft, while LaMarcus Aldridge, Brandon Roy and
Andre Miller have the PF, SG and PG positions covered. That means they should
be targeting a SF with the No. 22 pick. It's also worth noting that GM Kevin
Pritchard could be out of a job, with Jerry West's name floating around as a
replacement.

Sacramento Kings – Pick 5                                                      
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Jon Brockman, Larry Hughes, Carl Landry (T), Sean May,
Dominic McGuire, Kenny Thomas, Ime Udoka

Needs:
The Kings may opt to get a backup center to help out Spencer Hawes,
but probably have a more pressing need at small forward and shooting guard.
We know they don't need a power forward (Landry) or combo guard
(Tyreke Evans/Beno Udrih), so a wing or center makes sense. And DeMarcus
Cousins, Greg Monroe or Al-Farouq Aminu are all being targeted by the Kings.
They may just take whoever they feel is the best player available.

San Antonio Spurs – Pick 20                                                    
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Keith Bogans, Matt Bonner, Michael Finley, Marcus
Haislip, Roger Mason, Ian Mahinmi

Needs:
The Spurs are old and could really use help at every position. Therefore,
they'll target the best player available, whether it be a big man or a wing
player. Manu Ginobili recently signed a three-year extension, taking him off
the market. The Spurs also have a capable second power forward in DeJuan Blair
to play behind Tim Duncan, but clearly need a center, and could use another
small forward, given Richard Jefferson's disappointing season.

Toronto Raptors – Pick 13                                                      
Restricted Free Agents Roko Ukic (P)
Unrestricted Free Agents Chris Bosh (P), Quincy Douby, Amir Johnson,
Pops Mensah-Bonsu, Rasho Nesterovic, Patrick O'Bryant

Needs:
Chris Bosh sounds good as gone, meaning they'll be looking for the best power
forward available at No. 13. They could choose to play Andrea Bargnani there,
so a center is also a possibility. Additionally, Jose Calderon is not the point
guard we thought he was, so they could also look there as well. We've got them
taking big man Daniel Orton, but he may not contribute much in the near future.

Utah Jazz – Pick 9                                                             
Restricted Free Agents None
Unrestricted Free Agents Carlos Boozer, Kyrylo Fesenko, Sundiata Gaines,
Kyle Korver, Wesley Matthews

Needs:
Carlos Boozer, Kyle Korver and Wesley Matthews could all be gone, but they've
got Paul Millsap ready to step in at PF if Boozer leaves. That means they could
really use a shooter to replace Korver, and guys like Gordon Hayward, Ed Davis
and Luke Babbitt are all possibilities at No. 9.

Washington Wizards – Pick 1, 30                                                
Restricted Free Agents Randy Foye
Unrestricted Free Agents Earl Boykins, Javaris Crittenton, Mike James,
Mike Miller, Fabricio Oberto, James Singleton

Needs:
No. 1 appears to be a no-brainer, as in Kentucky's John Wall, who would play
point guard, sliding Gilbert Arenas over to the 2-guard spot. But after losing
Brendan Haywood, Antawn Jamison and Caron Butler to trades earlier this season,
the remaining spots are all open. Therefore, they will probably be looking for
a wing with the 30th pick.


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我有點懶得翻了
拓荒者那邊大意就是大P動用選擇權留下來
所以PG SG PF C 在沒有交易情況下幾乎滿了
拓荒者應該會選SF
然後還有KP可能失業了
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小Batum:...

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推 BrandonRoy:要長不長的打包一起去換長好的 換教練 end
推 knight0123:又再重說一次了,SF有88.WEB,有時ROY,小康,RUDY也打這樣
→ knight0123:人手還不夠多嗎,一定要明星SF嗎,那乾脆去妄想LBJ好了
→ and1018:樓上 你沒有發現這就是問題嗎
推 kosp:就是要先發全明星就是了 那要不要教練也是個大咖阿 = =a
推 lovejill2004:選個被胎吧  如果我們隊員都健康  那就夠兇悍了
推 jonesking:LBJ加入 我看可以五連霸吧 只要oden roy回復良好
→ dash0804:sf還算夠用吧...前提是都健康的話
推 knight0123:而且去年選的VICTOR也是SF,還不如找他來和RUDY聚一聚
推 djoko:選個禁區防受傷吧
→ and1018:我們的教練領大咖的薪水啊XDD