Number 1 overall pick team by team (lottery)

[MEbenhoe]

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Milwaukee- They really suck defensively, and have enough capable scorers. Who they take: Oden


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so wrong. Milwaukee is one of the very few teams in the lottery who should take Durant with the #1 pick. Their only dominant scorer right now is Redd, and they are currently pretty committed to a Bogut/Villaneuva frontcourt. Don't get me wrong, Oden/Bogut/Villaneuva would be really cool too, but Durant sliding in at SF is a much better fit.

[Green Kool Aid]

Meb,

At some point Milwaukee needs to start thinking about how they are going to stop Bosh, Jefferson, Howard, Curry, etc. in the East

Villanueva does a lot of the same things Durant does (granted not as well, but still).

Of course it's dumb for either of us to talk in absolutes, and I know you have seen them more than I have, but if I'm Milwaukee I'm taking Oden.

[Clarkmeister]

Oden will go #1. These talks are silly.

[JupiterUWG]

oden is obviously the consensus #1, but it is pretty obvious that a couple teams would take durant

[capone0]

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Oden will go #1. These talks are silly.

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It really matters who is drafting but more then likely this is true.

[Clarkmeister]

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Oden will go #1. These talks are silly.

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It really matters who is drafting but more then likely this is true.

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I submit it doesn't matter.

In other words, what odds would you want in order to take a "Kevin Durant will get picked #1" prop, assuming both declare.

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clarky,

if charlotte gets the top pick ill bet

[Clarkmeister]

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clarky,

if charlotte gets the top pick ill bet

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Sure. How much?

What line would be fair right now without picking a team?

[gusmahler]

You asked to compare your list to Chad Ford's list. Here it is:

The only teams Ford said would take Durant are Milwaukee, Charlotte, and Orlando. Every other team in the lottery would take Oden.

That means you disagree with Golden State, New Orleans, Seattle, Portland, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee.