Draft Review - Tm6

Jim Arnold
1 S. Nash Pho
5 A. Miller Phi
7 K. Hinrich Chi
8 M. Ginobili SA
11 E. Watson OKC
2 P. Pierce Bos
6 M. Miller Min
9 J. Salmons Sac
10 G. Hill Pho
3 C. Boozer Uta
4 Pau Gasol LAL
12 J. Posey NO

The good: Assists, 3's FG% & FT% - this team could easily set the all-time JERBL assist record and should run away with the category, if last year's any sign anyway thanks to Steve Nash (1st) & Andre Miller (5th) plus a roster full of guys who all pass some (8 of 12 were above league average in assists last year & only 1, Posey, had <>
The Bad: Not a youthful roster at all as top picks Nash (1st) & Paul Pierce (2nd) are on the wrong side of 30 as is Andre Miller, Grant Hill & James Posey. Plus Kirk Hinrich & Earl Watson are having their minutes chased by prominent rookie points, and worse it appears Hinrich might have already been caught.
The Ugly: MPTO & Blocks - the blocks are nonexistent and the turnovers all too plentiful plus the rebounding is a touch light. If they can't gain at least 15 points in the trio of weak categories, it'll be tough to make up that much ground in their 6 solid categories to win it as in a 12 team league only a third of the time has a team managed to win with fewer than 80 points over the years.

Best Pick: John Salmons (9th) provides some big upside at a bargain. Mike Miller (6th) makes them a contender in treys and has big upside on a bad team & Manu Ginobili (8th) is likely the highest upside of the prominent injured players as he's most likely to return first and play healthy.

This team could win if...Ginobili returns and is Manu on a mission, Nash & Miller don't show their age, Hinrich & Watson hang onto enough minutes to garner stats and Jim works the free agent market enough to raise the MPTO and find some blocks to snare a few more points there...