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Morrow almost did not make it into the NBA. Just a couple of weeks ago he was thinking he could be playing in Ukraine and he had his agent making contingency plans to that effect.
The Lakers bench could use a spark in the worst way and Christmas has the sweetest stroke at the draft. He has valid three point range in the NBA and playing with Kobe in LA would get him lots of open looks. The Lakers could look at a point guard here as Derek Fisher is clearly on his last leg and a backup behind Jordan Farmar would be a necessity. ì¼ë³¸ì•¼êµ¬ì¤‘계 from Baylor or AJ Price from UConn could be possibilities.
Jeff Green - Green averages fewer than 2.0 assists per game, but he also averages more than one three-point shot made, 6.0 rebounds, 1.0 steal and almost 15.0 points and 1.0 block.
Stephen Curry. Having won the starting point guard job in Golden State, Curry has had an immediate effect on a team that desperately needs help at the position. His unique blend of great ball handling and scoring makes Curry a force to be reckoned with in the NBA. His future is certainly bright.
Where Utah is significantly better than Golden State is in rebounding and within their help to possession rate. Utah was third in the league during the regular season in their assist rate and was an impressive first in offensive and overall rebounding rate.
As I said before, I think DeRozan will be among the top players in this draft class, and visiting Golden State will help match his offensive numbers. I am sure the Warriors would have loved to catch either Rubio or Jennings to move Monta Ellis into the off guard, but they'll settle for the best player available. DeRozan has great speed and athleticism and has possibly the most potential of any player in this draft.