IC Cold Links: NBA Draft Spiced Up With Trades And Rumors

Here are a few items of interest to digest on the eve of the NBA Draft:

• VCU's Maynor an old-school point guard
  Jeff Rabjohns profiles Eric Maynor as a point guard prospect for the Pacers.
• Mike Dunleavy: Anticipating another memorable draft night
  Mike Dunleavy updates us on his knee while he anticipates draft night for the Pacers.
• Larry Bird on Kravitz & Eddie (audio) with Mark Boyle in for Kravitz. Bird mentions that Danny Granger, Brandon Rush and Roy Hibbert are the only untouchable Pacers in trade talks. He also minimizes the importance of the workouts and reiterates that he has four players on his radar and he expects at least three of them to be available. He also gives Bill Laimbeer credit as a coach that should get an opportunity in the NBA, although he admits he still doesn't like him. Classic.
• Charlotte Bobcats allow Sean May to be unrestricted free agent
  The Charlotte Bobcats will not make a qualifying offer to forward Sean May, allowing the former first-round pick and Indiana Mr. Basketball to become an unrestricted free agent. Hmm, an undervalued PF with plenty to prove.
• Pacers guard situation uncertain
  Cliff Brunt breaks down the Pacers guard situation as the head into the NBA Draft on Thursday.
• PACERS: Pacers Fans Live Mock Draft II
  The fan mock draft at Pacers.com produces some lively discussion and Gerald Henderson for the Pacers.
• Minor move, big dividends for the Bucks and Pistons?
  Kelly Dwyer breaks down an intra-divisional trade that appears to help both Milwaukee and Detroit more than you think.
• A pair of deals, Milwaukee and San Antonio, as well as Washington and Minnesota really stirred up the NBA stew heading into the draft. Washington now has a glut of shooting guards while Minny has a glut of first round picks (four!). Appears to be just the beginning for those two teams. Maybe Minny GM, David Kahn will remember his friends in Indy if he starts dealing one of his picks.
• NBA.com: David Aldridge's Big Board
  DA breaks down the draft prospects by position at NBA.com.