because outside of Voisin’s article about Rubio… there hasn’t been that much speculation by the Bee right? I probably shouldn’t speak, aside from what shows up here, I can no longer speak as if I read the Bee.

His past brain-boners aside, I don’t see us passing on Griff, except maybe in a trade. It’s one thing to have no idea where Geoff Petrie is gonna go in the mid to late first round, its another beast altogether with the first pick.

I think that with JT you have a double double almost every night. This is not about the Griffin/Rubio debate, more about the player I believe JT will be next year

of the ’08 – ’09 season JT averaged 14.2 pts. and 9.88 rebounds. I can only imagine that will translate into next season if he gets the same amount of minutes. With Blake Griffin on the roster, it may not. I do like the fact that the Kings will have front court options and flexibility with three potentially great young bigs.

but JT can play the 5

In 1997, another amazing center, Tim Duncan, was the favorite to be the first pick in the draft. The Celtics had the best chance of winning the lottery, but the Spurs (with that second-best chance) prevailed. Celtics fans are still mourning the big guy that got away, and the Spurs turned into the top dynasty of this decade.

Spurs actually had the 3rd best odds, and the Celtics 2nd, but because the Grizzlies and Raptors were banned from getting the top picks in those years, the Spurs got the pick instead.

Shaq put up 23.4 and 13.9 in the 92-93 season. Looks like Ford wins this round.

I don’t want to be seen in public crying when we either get the 1st or 2nd pick or if we don’t.

Though if anyone attends, I’d love some photos/dispatches for the site.

when he has Geoff Petrie taking Thabeet with the 3rd pick. No offense to him (and LTTG) but I don’t think Petrie goes for him if we go 3rd