Cavaliers trade history in 2004 2005 draft shuffles
The Cavaliers swapped picks in deals involving Boston Portland and Houston as part of 2004 2005 trades. Notably they moved No 24 to Boston for Jim Welshh and later No 54 to Houston for cash. Ohio State and Florida players dominated top selections in 2007 linked draft. Rick Noland lists contact details.
Buckeye trio goes fast in NBA draft
Ohio State stars Greg Oden Mike Conley Jr and Daequan Cook were taken in the first round as Portland drafted Oden first overall and Memphis picked Conley fourth. Cook went 21st to Philadelphia but was traded to Miami for Jason Smith. The Buckeyes had led 2006-07 title runs and all three entered the draft after one year.
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Durant Not a Savior as Oden Leaves OSU Lead
Ohio State star Greg Oden led the Buckeyes in the tournament despite wrist surgery while Oregon’s Durant downplays being a savior for the Seattle Sonics, who selected him with the 2nd pick and added Jeff Green to rebuild. Al Horford went to Atlanta at No. 3 as Conley joined the Grizzlies. Yi Jianlian drafted by Milwaukee at No. 6 amid questions about his readiness and age.
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Messier Leads Four Into 2007 Hockey Hall of Fame
Toronto voters elected Mark Messier Ron Francis Al MacInnis and Scott Stevens to the Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2007 in their first year of eligibility The ceremony is set for November 12 and the group includes builder Jim Gregory whose career spans from the Maple Leafs GM role to NHL Central Scouting.
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