I don’t want to bash anyone. I don’t want to point fingers. I think families and jobs are more important than simulated basketball. That being said, I understand how people can get super busy at work, or maybe they are spending some quality time with their families, but I don’t understand why even if they are at work, why can’t someone take thirty seconds on their lunch break to see if they are up? Also, if you expect to be busy at work or if you have plans with your family, why not spend a couple of minutes and send a few people a proxy? I think I posted 35 picks for other people in the last Savage draft.

If we all tried just a tiny bit harder, the draft would go faster for all of us.

Whoever is up, while we wait for the draft to be finished, if you haven’t already voted, please go vote for the WIS Basketball Top Ten users. There are no wrong answers, it’s a just for fun, but we need more people to vote and I haven’t figured out ballot harvesting yet. The details are in the classified section. Please vote. Have fun with it. Thank you.

Steve Nash
Jose Calderon

ben I will be around so ignore my proxy please

D'Angelo Russell and De'Anthony Melton

one sec....Melton was one of my 2

I'm definitely not among the very fastest drafters. Just poking fun

Sorry guys, my brain is really scrambled right now.

For the sake of time, I am gonna take Jerry Lucas and Michael Smith.

jhsukow takes Marcin Gortat
raggedclaws takes Lonzo Ball

Posted by raggedclaws on 6/9/2023 10:09:00 PM (view original):

Posted by riftonapple on 6/9/2023 9:41:00 PM (view original):
one sec....Melton was one of my 2

https://youtu.be/Jne9t8sHpUc

To be read in the style of a Midge post:

The first thing people think of in regard to irony is a song called Ironic. Nothing in the song Ironic is actually ironic...now...isn't THAT ironic? Yeah, I really do think.

ty84moss takes George Hill
I take Marvin Williams

Back in olden times when I ran both drafts, we did a round every two days and rarely got very far ahead.

The sun still rose every morning.

Posted by ncih on 6/9/2023 10:29:00 PM (view original):
Back in olden times when I ran both drafts, we did a round every two days and rarely got very far ahead.

The sun still rose every morning.

Will it rise tomorrow in New York City?

the air seems to be clearing up over here in Elizabeth but I am going to bed in a few - any takers for my proxies?