WRG 2012 Mock Draft - #12 Milwaukee Bucks

Last year we traded a big, white center for a dynamic, undersized, hyper-athletic shooting guard.

Yeah, we did that.  The Milwaukee Bucks!

So we have been without any 7-foot white guys for months now.  We could try and convince you we are taking a pass-first guard or a shooter in case our free agents decide to leave, but who would we be kidding? We need a young, defensive-minded, big center and a white guy (Paul Mokeski isn't walking through that door!) and here we have the total package.

The Bucks select Meyers Leonard, and America high fives each other for guessing at least one lottery pick correctly.

Leonard adopted an additional family of white people in preparation for his future life in Wisconsin.

WRG 2011 Mock Draft - #18 Washington Wizards

Two of our top 3 bigs are Yi Jianlian and Andray Blatche. Saying we lack toughness is the understatement of the century. Good thing we are addressing that with this pick.

With John Wall, Jordan Crawford, and Nick Young, we don't need our bigs to score a ton of points. They need to exert physicality down low, clean the glass, and play in your face defense. We know that big brother will do just that.

The Wizards select Markieff Morris.

We swear that the Ichabods are a real team.

WRG Mock Draft #11: New Jersey Nets

After hitting a home run with last year's pick, Brook Lopez, we hope that these types of picks become the norm and not the exception. With no big men falling to us, we don't want to take someone who will be stuck in a rotation with the other youngsters that we have playing the 4, Yi Jianlian and Ryan Anderson.

We need to look at positional needs as well as players who can do certain things. We'd like to have someone who can initiate offense and take some of the pressure off Vince Carter. This screams point guard. With all the top point guards on our board being gobbled up before our pick, we are disappointed one didn't fall to us, but we do have other positions to look for.

We look to the wing positions and see that DeMar Derozan has slipped into our lap, but while we've had a track record of drafting from the Pac-10 (Ryan Anderson, Brook Lopez, Jason Collins, Brian Scalabrine), we see him as a long ways away and may never live up to his potential. There's one option that we like at this pick, someone who can play multiple positions, give us some back court toughness and initiate offense.

With the 11th pick the New Jersey Nets select:

Thumbs up for being a lottery pick.

Terrence Williams, GF, Louisville

Terrence Williams can give us minutes at the 1, 2, AND 3. We love his versatility, athleticism, and rebounding abilities. He's a hard nosed player who we can run an offense with and can take pressure off of Devin Harris and especially Vince Carter. He also can run like a gazelle and will thrive on the fast break with Devin Harris.

The Charlotte Bobcats are on the clock.