Mock Draft; The Game is to be Sold not Told

Truth be told, I’ve been ignoring some of my writing responsibilities as I’ve been too enthralled with “Game of Thrones” to pay mind to anything else. The book, not the show mind you. It took me 2 and 1/2 days to get through the 1st and I began work on the 2nd novel late last night. Safe to say I’m obsessed. Oh yea, I also had a job interview, so I apologize for being distracted as of late. Don’t tell me it’s too late to apologize. It’s tooooooooooo laaaaate.

So without further adieu, let’s get into this Mock, as I’m sitting inside sweating like a b!tch in heat……

1. Cleveland Calvaliers- Kryrie Irving PG, Duke

To me, Irving is the obvious choice here. Noticing how young point guards like MVP Derrick Rose and last year’s #1 choice John Wall look like superstars in the making(Rose already is one obviously) it’s not hard to see why the Cav’s would select the best one belonging to this draft class. I believe Derrick Williams has star potential, but it seems I am one of the few. Most project him as having a chance to be an all-star down the road, but probably not a great one. As long as Irving’s toe is not an issue moving forward, he is the right choice.

2. Minnesota Timberwolves- Derrick Williams SF, Arizona

Notice that I have Williams listed as small forward and not a power forward where he is being projected to play by many “experts.” There is nothing about D-Weezy’s game that screams power forward in my eyes, and he obviously has the athleticism to handle the small forward spot. I truly don’t understand why people like ESPN’s Chad Ford continue to insist the D-Will is a power forward. He should be pimp slapped ASAP.

Now their is a rumor going around that the T’Wolves are leaning towards drafting Enes Kanter in this spot. Don’t they realize they still have Darko “the Snow King” to man down the center spot? All jokes aside Kanter is 6 ’10, and not a great athlete, so why stick him next to another poor defensive player in Kevin Love? I understand that Minnesota already has Michael Beasley Weasley, Anthony Randolph(who the Knicks for some reason never played), and even last year’s number 4 overall pick to play small forward, but in this day and age’s NBA going small should not be an issue, and this is a incredibly talented group of players I just listed. If Rubio can come in and handle the PG spot, he should have a lot of fun(and assists) dropping dimes to this athletic group of young hogs. Oh, I almost forgot they still have Johnny Flynn as well………………..I still believe Johnny. I still believe……………….

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