I have two problems with this rebuilding plan.
1. I'm not convinced Wall is the guaranteed all-world player you are making him out to be. Operating under the assumption that he is going to be as good if not better than Derrick Rose is a little dangerous. I think he's good. I think he's talented. But he is really really raw in my view. And the idea of having a raw talent on a bad team for a few years worries me. This is how you end up with Stephon Marbury instead of Russel Westbrook.
2. I think Sullinger is probably the safest pick in the draft, but I think he is going to be a player like Paul Millsap - except slightly more grounded. He just strikes me as the dirty work power forward that good teams need, but I don't know if you want to spend a top three pick on him. I'm big on value.
And I know, someone has to go in the top three - it's a rule.
---------- Post added March-16th-2011 at 11:04 AM ----------
I only knew of this because Deadspin linked to it and called it the Second Worst Triple Double Ever.
Ricky Davis is never losing the title for the worst. You would have to block your own teammate's shot and then jam in the rebound to beat Ricky.




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