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The newest Bobcats - Kyle Weaver, Alexis Ajinca and D.J. Augustin visited Charlotte on Friday, June 27.
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Newest Bobcats Visit Charlotte
The newest Bobcats - Kyle Weaver, Alexis Ajinca and D.J. Augustin visited Charlotte on Friday, June 27.
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Bobcats Select Three in NBA Draft
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The Bobcats selected point guard D.J. Augustin with the ninth pick and added Alexis Ajinca with the 20th pick in the 2008 NBA Draft. Charlotte then added Kyle Weaver with the 38th overall pick. Press Release Backstage with the Bobcats D.J. Augustin Reaction Video - Draft Night Bobcats Draft Gallery Bobcats Draft Party Gallery |
Mocking the 2008 NBA Draft
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With the 2008 NBA Draft just hours away, there have been multiple changes in mock drafts around the Web. We've also added our mock drafts, so who is rising and falling? Get the latest here. UPDATED - June 25 |
Bobcats Acquire Pick
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The Bobcats acquired a second first-round pick in Thursday’s NBA Draft, receiving the 20th overall selection from the Denver Nuggets in exchange for a future protected first-round pick. Read the press release |
Bobcats Draft Workouts
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The Bobcats are hosting numerous draft workouts leading up to the 2008 NBA Draft. Follow all the action here: Day 11 Video Day 11 Workouts Day 10 Video Day 10 Workouts Day 9 Video Day 9 Workouts Day 8 Video Day 8 Workouts Day 7 Video Day 7 Workouts Day 6 Video Day 6 Workouts Day 5 Video Day 5 Workouts Day 4 Video Day 4 Workouts Day 3 Video Day 3 Workouts Free Agent Minicamp Day 2 Workouts Day 2 Video Day 1 Workouts Day 1 Video |
NBA Draft Lottery Tournament
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The team of No. 1 picks narrowly edged out the team of No. 9 picks to win the Draft Lottery Tournament. View the bracket |
2008 NBA Pre-Draft Camp
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The 2008 NBA Pre-Draft Camp is underway in Orlando, and North Carolina's Wayne Ellington and Ty Lawson are two of a number of players hoping to make an impact. Day 3 | Day 2 | Day 1 | Camp Preview |
Bobcats Land No. 9 Pick
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The Charlotte Bobcats landed the ninth overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft at the Draft Lottery on Tuesday when the Bulls jumped from the ninth spot and won the lottery. Read the story | Lottery Party gallery | Read the Bobcats preview |
Top Prospect Profiles
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Heading into the 2008 NBA Draft, bobcats.com has compiled profiles on the players expected to be taken at the top of this year's draft. Top Prospect Profiles |
Top Prospect Videos
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NBA.com has compiled a video library with highlights of some of the players expected to be taken at the top of the 2008 NBA Draft. Watch the videos |
2008 NBA Draft Early Entrants
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Forty-eight players who had declared as early entry candidates for the 2008 NBA Draft have withdrawn their names from the draft. There are 39 collegiate and five international prospects that remain early entry candidates. Final Draft Candidate List |
Portsmouth Invitational Tournament
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The 56th annual Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, the first stop on the NBA’s pre-draft circuit, ran from April 9-13. Day 4 | Day 3 | Day 2 | Day 1 | Preview Official Portsmouth Invitational Tournament site |
Bobcats History in the Lottery
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The Bobcats will be looking to make history on May 20 in Secaucas, New Jersey, as they look to become the first team to move from the No. 8 spot all the way up to No.1 at the 2008 NBA Draft Lottery. Bobcats Lottery History | Lottery Probabilities |
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d-left: im a huge nba fan and ive been looking at all of the nba team pages and nobody is even close to as good as this site with all the mock drafts and workout videos, great job guys keep up the good work Aaron Green: I'm from the great state of WV, but I'm not East Coast Biased. But, I will say this if your looking for a long term guy who is a little bigger with some range, Go with Joe Alexander from WVU or Kevin Love from UCLA. Both can play from Inside down on the block or shoot the outside jumper. Alexander is more of A Dunker but is a good Small Forward. Love is more Inside and is very strong. Both will be solid players in the NBA. They'll need to be developed but LB and MJ can do the job. GO CATS. keith shpakoff: no doubt kevin love gocats: Trade down and take Westbrook or take Love at 9 Zach Levesque: This site is awsome, just keep us up to date and let us know who the bobcats have their eye's on. T-Mart: DeAndre Jordan best option to help Okafor because he's tall, athletic and a"Lefty". If he's not available draft Brook Lopez, but if Roy Hibbert declares draft him. Bobcat:I tried to contact somebody here about moving up in the draft 2 years ago for chris paul, now im back to give you another name of somebody greater than even paul, his name is augustin! GET HIM!!!!! I cant stress it enuff. Hello is anybody home? oops we let him get by, ok then well get mayo!!!!!.....Is anybody listening to me? If not save this email for next season then give me a call. BOBCATS #1.....PS We have the best linup in the league, larry brown will bring it all together, and J rich and Wallace remind me of a mike jordan and scottie pippen and morrison is like a young larry bird, i cant wait ahhhh bobcats 2011 NBA Championship thats if, we can get the one of them three pics in this draft... love, The Bobcat prophet |
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2008 NBA Draft Order
FIRST ROUND
1. Chicago - Derrick Rose
2. Miami - Michael Beasley
3. Minnesota - O.J. Mayo
4. Seattle - Russell Westbrook
5. Memphis - Kevin Love
6. New York - Danilo Gallinari
7. L.A. Clippers - Eric Gordon
8. Milwaukee - Joe Alexander
9. CHARLOTTE - D.J. AUGUSTIN
10. New Jersey - Brook Lopez
11. Indiana - Jerryd Bayless
12. Sacramento - Jason Thompson
13. Portland - Brandon Rush
14. Golden State - Anthony Randolph
15. Phoenix (from Atlanta) - Robin Lopez
16. Philadelphia - Maurreese Speights
17. Toronto - Roy Hibbert
18. Washington - JaVale McGee
19. Cleveland - J.J. Hickson
20. CHARLOTTE (from Denver) - ALEXIS AJINCA
21. New Jersey (from Dallas) - Courtney Lee
22. Orlando - Ryan Anderson
23. Utah - Kosta Koufos
24. Seattle (from Phoenix) - Serge Ibalka
25. Houston - Nicolas Batum
26. San Antonio - George Hill
27. New Orleans - Darrell Arthur
28. Memphis (from L.A. Lakers) - Donte Greene
29. Detroit - D.J. White
30. Boston - J.R. Giddens
1. Chicago - Derrick Rose
2. Miami - Michael Beasley
3. Minnesota - O.J. Mayo
4. Seattle - Russell Westbrook
5. Memphis - Kevin Love
6. New York - Danilo Gallinari
7. L.A. Clippers - Eric Gordon
8. Milwaukee - Joe Alexander
9. CHARLOTTE - D.J. AUGUSTIN
10. New Jersey - Brook Lopez
11. Indiana - Jerryd Bayless
12. Sacramento - Jason Thompson
13. Portland - Brandon Rush
14. Golden State - Anthony Randolph
15. Phoenix (from Atlanta) - Robin Lopez
16. Philadelphia - Maurreese Speights
17. Toronto - Roy Hibbert
18. Washington - JaVale McGee
19. Cleveland - J.J. Hickson
20. CHARLOTTE (from Denver) - ALEXIS AJINCA
21. New Jersey (from Dallas) - Courtney Lee
22. Orlando - Ryan Anderson
23. Utah - Kosta Koufos
24. Seattle (from Phoenix) - Serge Ibalka
25. Houston - Nicolas Batum
26. San Antonio - George Hill
27. New Orleans - Darrell Arthur
28. Memphis (from L.A. Lakers) - Donte Greene
29. Detroit - D.J. White
30. Boston - J.R. Giddens
SECOND ROUND
31. Minnesota (from Miami via Boston) - Nikola Pekovic
32. Seattle - Walter Sharpe
33. Portland (from Memphis) - Joey Dorsey
34. Minnesota* - Mario Chalmers
35. L.A. Clippers - DeAndre Jordan
36. Portland (from New York) - Omer Asik
37. Milwaukee - Luc Richard Mbah a Moute
38. CHARLOTTE - KYLE WEAVER
39. Chicago - Sonny Weems
40. New Jersey - Chris Douglas-Roberts
41. Indiana - Nathan Jawai
42. Sacramento (from Atlanta) - Sean Singletary
43. Sacramento - Patrick Ewing Jr.
44. Utah (from Philadelphia) - Ante Tomic
45. San Antonio (from Toronto) - Goran Dragic
46. Seattle (From Portland via Boston) - Trent Plaisted
47. Washington - Bill Walker
48. Phoenix (from Cleveland) - Malik Hairston
49. Golden State - Richard Hendrix
50. Seattle (from Denver) - Devon Hardin
51. Dallas - Shan Foster
52. Miami (from Orlando) - Darnell Jackson
53. Utah - Tadja Dragicevic
54. Houston - Maarty Luenen
55. Portland (from Phoenix via Indiana) - Mike Taylor
56. Seattle (from New Orleans via Houston) - Sasha Kaun
57. San Antonio - James Gist
58. L.A. Lakers - Joe Crawford
59. Detroit - Deron Washington
60. Boston - Semih Erden
* Pick may be conveyed to Detroit.
History of the #9 Pick
What do Andre Iguodala, Amare Stoudemire and Dirk Nowitzki have in common? They were all number nine picks in the NBA Draft.
View all #9 picks since 1980
View all #9 picks since 1980
Evolution of the Draft and Lottery
From territorial picks in 1947 to coin flips in 1966 to today's draft lottery, check out the evolution of the draft and lottery.
The Draft Evolves
The Draft Evolves
Bobcats Past Draft Centrals
Take a look back at the Bobcats draft night trade for Jason Richardson in 2007 and the selections of Emeka Okafor, Raymond Felton, Sean May and Adam Morrison in previous first rounds.
2007 Bobcats Draft Central
2006 Bobcats Draft Central
2005 Bobcats Draft Central
2004 Bobcats Draft Central
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