The WTF Official 2010 NBA Draft Watch

[WTFchris]

we don't need PF's.

[Timone]

We need SGs.

[Fool]

^ Gla agrees. He's very happy we stocked up like he said we should.

[Glenn]

^ Gla agrees. He's very happy we stocked up like he said we should.

Really? This is what you are resorting to?

[Fool]

You didn't spend all last season saying we needed to stock up on SGs?

[Glenn]

You know exactly what my position was before Rip got his extension.

Yes, I was in favor of signing or trading for a SG if the Pistons knew that they weren't going to give him an extension or if they knew that he was going to leave.

You're being even more of an a-hole than you normally are today.

[Fool]

You're being even more of an a-hole than you normally are today.

Seriously, what's happened? This isn't you.

[Glenn]

Just making it a great day, as usual.

[Glenn]

A.W. (Plano, Texas): It seems the Pistons might be targeting a big man in the next draft. Based on their potential draft position, what big men do you think might be available to them?

Langlois: It’s a draft pretty heavy in talented big men, A.W. – though more power forwards than true centers. Unless the Pistons get in the lottery and come up with a top-three pick, they probably won’t have a chance at a player like Georgia Tech frosh Derrick Favors or Carolina’s Ed Davis. Cole Aldrich of Kansas is probably going in the top 10. Let’s say the Pistons finish somewhere in the mid to late teens. There, they’ll be looking at the prospect of one from another group of big men – Georgetown’s Greg Monroe, Kentucky’s DeMarcus Cousins and Patrick Patterson, VCU’s Larry Sanders, Iowa State’s Craig Brackins among them – to fall to them.

[Glenn]

Aldrich is on ESPN vs. UM, if anyone cares to check him out.