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IC Cold Links: Carr To Head Up Pacers Scouting Department

Here are a few links of interest as August comes to a close today, including a quick update on some offseason workouts and a new Director of Scouting for the Pacers:

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  • Pacers offseason work habits; new scouting director
    With nothing going on here at the end of August, Mike Wells was able to offer up a few interesting tidbits of information in his Pacers Insider post today. There have been good reports about the summer workouts of T.J. Ford and Danny Granger, although I'm still waiting for the first time we hear a guy had awful summer workouts. Also of note, longtime scout Joe Ash will focus on international scouting and give up his Director of Scouting duties to Ryan Carr. Ash has been heading up the Pacers' scouting department for the past six years. Carr was a video coordinator in the late '90's for the Pacers, then spent a few years as an assistant coach at UTEP before returning to scout college players for the Pacers in 2003.
  • PBN | The Top 100
    Tony Mejia ranks his Top 100 NBA players and Danny Granger cracks the Top 20. With another solid year, I could see Granger jumping a few names ahead of him on this list. Troy Murphy checks in at 76 and T.J. Ford closes out the list at 100.
  • In affordable shoe initiative, Knicks' Harrington in with both feet
    Former Pacer, Al Harrington is fully invested in making his affordable hoop shoes work for those who can't afford Jordans. Stephen Jackson is also involved with Harrington although he's bringing a little different style of publicity to the shoes.
  • N.B.A. Teams Devise New Ways to Fill Seats - NYTimes.com
    The task of giving fans an incentive to buy tickets in a tough economy has led to a variety of unusual offers and plans in the N.B.A.

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Top 20 player and top 5 SF

About what I expect for Danny. Seeing as Granger was probably better than Durant last year, I assume Durant’s placement has a lot to do with potential, or the fact that Durant is likely going to be better than Granger by December, but as of right now…I don’t think so.

And what’s with Griffin being #57? Don’t you have to do something in the lig before you can be considered one of its best players. If you’re dropping jaws in summer league, where’s Hansbrough? Haha. I’d qualm with some young guy’s placements (Eric Gordon, Thaddeus Young), but there are a lot of quality guys in the NBA right now.

Lastly, Darko Milicic was also considered?

by Nathan S. on Aug 31, 2009 10:17 AM EDT reply actions  

Carr

For a brief moment, I thought the headline referred to M.L.

by Rebs on Aug 31, 2009 12:37 PM EDT reply actions  

At first that sounded scary. But in all actuality it probably wouldn’t be that much worse. Maybe he could even draft a second round pick that could make the team.

by ThirtyOne on Aug 31, 2009 4:03 PM EDT up reply actions  

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