With my next pick I'm taking Joe Johnson. He has great size at the 2 and great athleticism at the 3. Can give you every aspect on the court.

I'll be Taking Dave Bing, very underrated player in his career.

With my next pick I am going to select Mario Elie. He played on multiple championship teams and is a winner. He can fill a need at G/F and do the dirty work. He can shoot, score, defend, and facilitate offense.

Nothing better than having a defensive specialist, and with one of the best defensive centers of all time in Hakeem down low, I'm looking for someone to shut down all of these big named wing players. Surprised he's still available, Alvin Robertson lead the league in steals twice (once averaging 3.7 per game!) and still leads the NBA in career steals per game (2.71). A defensive player of the year, 2 time member of the all defensive first team and 4 time member of the all defensive second team, Robertson is 1 of 4 players to record a quadruple double, and the only one to do it with the 4th category being steals. In his prime on the Spurs he averaged around 18 points, 6 assists, 6 rebounds, 3 steals and shot a very high percentage. So even though he's not a champion or HOFer (probably due to off the court issues) he still fits in on my team perfectly.

I want to sell tickets. That being said, I will take World B Free. Highly entertaining and can really provide some scoring off the bench for me.

I'm going to go with Toni Kukoc. Instant offense off the bench, 6'11" but plays like a 6'7" point forward. Scoring, passing, dribbling, creating his own shot, posting up, three pointers. He wasn't the master of any of those things, but he was GOOD at all of them. 9 time Euroleague POTY, NBA sixth man of the year, and of course contributed to the latter half of the Chicago Bulls dynasty in the 90s.

One of the best pure shooters in NBA history, I’m picking Dale Ellis. The real life version of Lamar Mundane. For those of you who don’t know who Lamar Mundane is, here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Lt4QasmnTI Ellis had great size for a guard at 6’7”. It wasn’t hard to set screens for him because he knew how to use the off ball screens and had a quick release where all you had to do was give him half a second to get his shot off. Ellis also had a deceptive first step where as if you played him too close, he had the ability to go by you. BUT that was mostly in his prime in the late 80’s.

Dice, you took the man that I had planned to take with my final pick in the draft. Oh, well..I'll come up with another 3 point specialist. With my next pick, I want a guy that can provide instant energy off the bench. Scoring, passing, defense, playing at 100 mph. He'll only come in for 5 or 6 minutes per game, but during those minutes, he'll be running wide open the entire time. Paul Westphal, come on down.

I wanted Dale Ellis too. Instead I'll take a 3 point specialist from North Carolina Hubert Davis. He's one of the best 3 point shooters in the history of the league, ranking 3rd all time in % at 44% and 8 times in the top 10. His purpose would be to come off the bench and knock down a few threes.

mahmoud abdul rauf, also known as chris jackson. pure scoring punch, but can also facilitate and dish the rock. would serve as a nice change of pace to dennis johnson's defensive terrorism, and could ice games with his free throws, as well as stretch the floor with the threat of his buckets.

and to close things out, i will select shane battier. incredible defender who would only be aided if the refs allow more physical play. doesn't do anything he can't or shouldn't do, does all the little things, makes three pointers, and just provides all the little things. a classic example of taking nothing off the table, and bringing the right things.

I feel my team might be a little too nice so to rectify that I'm going to select one of my favorite players Xavier McDaniel. The X-Man was a good scorer and rebounder at the small forward position and lead the NCAA in scoring and rebounding at Wichita State. He was one of the enforcers on one of my favorite teams, the 1992 Knicks. I feel this pick gives me immensely more grit, toughness, and choking skills (google Xavier McDaniel and Wes Matthews). McDaniel will come off the bench, score a bit, rebound a bit, and provide some roughness.

X is coming for you.

Wow, great pick, getting X-Man this late. With my final pick, I want a 3 point specialist. So, I'm going with one that is more than accustomed to coming off of the bench, and if he were to ever get serious minutes for me, he'd produce at a tremendous level. I choose former 6th man of the year, Dell Curry with my final pick.

With my last pick, I need a big man who is a certified ‘goon’. Someone who can come in and give me 6 fouls. Someone who I can afford to get suspended for a couple of games after he laid someone out on the court. Give me Rick Mahorn. Mahorn was probably one of the most recognizable enforcers/hatchet man in the 80’s. He and Laimbeer made the late 80’s Pistons one of the most feared teams to drive to the basket on. I need that from my 12th man.

For my final pick I'm going to go with the best three point shooter on record, Steve Kerr. Also known for clutch shooting in the playoffs, Kerr was an instrumental role player for both Bulls and Spurs championship teams.

Unless my eyes deceive me, I feel like I have just gotten the steal of the draft. I will select reigning NBA MVP Derrick Rose. Uber athletic ability, young, plays great defense. Honestly shocked that he lasted until the last round.