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1) Chicago Bulls- Derrick Rose PG Memphis Tigers: The Chicago Bulls were ecstatic to find out that they were to move up from the 10^th overall pick to the 1^st following the 2008 NBA Draft Lottery. The Bulls are unique in the fact that they already have a wide array of talent on their current roster. The Bulls currently have Kirk Hinrich, Ben Gordon, Tyrus Thomas, Joakim Noah, Andres Nocioni, and Luol Deng, a young nucleus of talented players, but they need a leader. The debate from the very beginning is going to be between Derrick Rose the point guard out of Memphis and Michael Beasley the power forward out of Kansas State. The Bulls have some solid front court options, and since there is no “true” top-end center prospect, the Bulls look towards a prospect who can lead them and get the best out of the rest of the Bulls current roster, and that would be PG Derrick Rose.

2) Miami Heat- Michael Beasley PF Kansas State Wildcats: Michael Beasley and Derrick Rose, in one order or another, or going to be selected 1-2 in the 2008 NBA Draft. Although there are rumors circulating that the Heat are possibly considering moving up in the draft to the #1 spot, or even trading away franchise player Dwayne Wade, but the Heat and Wade have both vehemently denied these rumors, so for the purpose of this mock draft, the Miami Heat stay put and select the front line player they have missed since dealing Shaq to the Phoenix Suns, and select PF Michael Beasley.

 

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