Cavaliers draft Boozer from Alaska in 2002 NBA draft
The Cavaliers select Duke forward Carlos Boozer, 6-9 and 280 pounds from Juneau Alaska with the 35th pick. Boozer, who helped Duke win the 2001 NCAA title, averages 18.2 points and 8.7 rebounds per season, but his move from college center to NBA power forward raises questions. The pick marks a departure from a prior draft choice made in 1999 and comes as the Cavs pass on Sam Clancy and fellow prospects amid internal expectations for future contention.
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Cavs eye Wagner amid blockbuster 76ers trade talks
Cleveland and other teams discussed a multi player draft night swap involving Dajuan Wagner and Andre Miller with possible pieces including Lamar Odom, Chris Wilcox, Melvin Ely, Nene and Camby. Wagner, a Memphis freshman standout, eyed as a future scorer, spoke about playing with Miller while teams debated who would land in Cleveland or Denver.
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Trade notes show multiple NBA draft picks exchanged
Dallas and Denver swapped selections with Atlanta and Toronto while Golden State acquired a pick from New Orleans and Utah traded for Toronto and Los Angeles. Toronto's original York through Sears was involved in a deal with Boston and other cities.
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Fragmented OCR style notes list players and teams across several games and leagues. Mentions include Golden State, Cincinnati, Chicago, Virginia, Memphis, Denver, Milwaukee, Duke, Bologna, Houston, Fresno State, Washington, Alabama, Boston, Wake Forest, Detroit, Toronto, New Jersey, Dallas, San Antonio, Sacramento, and various players such as Steve Logan, Rod Grizeard, Rasual Butler, Darius Songaila, and Randy Diego State. The text is garbled. no cohesive event or outcome is discernible.
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The New Cavs Dajuan Wagner Draft Note
Dajuan Wagner born February 4 1983 in Camden New Jersey became a top prospect in USA basketball. He earned Freshman of the Year honors and first team all conference USA with national recognition from NABC USBWA and Sporting News. He set a school record for field goal attempts in a season and is the son of Mit Wagner of Louisville and Lakers fame.
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Duke Hoops Star Boozer College Dream Career
Carlos Boozer, a Juneau-Douglas HS alum born November 20, 1981 in Juneau Alaska, emerged as a top NBA draft candidate after a standout Duke tenure. He earned AP Third Team All America as a junior, was MVP of the 2002 ABC Tournament, and finished Duke’s career with high field goal efficiency, helping Duke win the 2007 NCAA title.
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UCLA Forward Drafted No 46 in 2nd Round to Cavs
UCLA star from Del Campo high school in Sacramento born in Santa California, drafted 46th overall in the second round by Memphis and traded to Cleveland. At UCLA he earned five NCAA Tournament berths across four seasons, reaching the Sweet 16 in his final three years, with strong Portsmouth Invitational Showings averaging 22 points on 63.6 percent from the field.
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Nick Anderson Acquisition and Prep Scoring Records
Nick Anderson moved to Memphis with a forward guard role as a Cavaliers trade piece after Boozer selection. Kane scored his 10 000th career point and 26 in a win over Gloucester High. Wagner finished with a New Jersey state career high 3462 points, including 81 in a junior game. Paxson praised the talent as UCLA’s Barnes competes for final roster spots.
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Yao Ming makes No 1 pick as draft goes global
Yao Ming, cleared by China to play in the NBA, is selected first overall by the Houston Rockets marking the first time a foreign player tops the draft. Antonio McDyess is traded to the New York Knicks in a blockbuster deal with the Nuggets, while several teams pull off midlevel moves and other picks shift across the board.
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Cavs face draft eyeing Wagner amid Miller decision
Akron Beacon Journal columnist Terry Phito analyzes Cleveland Cavs draft notes focusing on Wagner as a scoring addition, Miller’s uncertain future, cap implications, and the need for a trade to inject life into a stagnating 29-53 season.
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