Blair's weight shouldn't be that much of an issue, look at big baby in Boston. He's going to be very similar I think. He's never going to be a great NBA player, but he's definitely going to be a solid role player for his career if he can avoid being hurt. There's a shitload of teams that need big men too, I was surprised to see him go that late. If anything, though, I was more surprised that the Kings didn't pick him at 31, and the Pistons didn't pick him at 35.
Sam Young, though. Seriously, the Hornets, Mavs, Kings, Wolves, or Knicks should've been all over that. Especially the Wolves. After they had already picked two point guards, why not get a swing man? What's the point of getting Wayne Ellington? Do they really trust Corey Brewer and Ryan Gomes that much? It just doesn't make much sense.
Honestly, when you think of what the Woves COULD have ended up with, they didn't really make too much of an upgrade. They could've easily ended up with Ricky Rubio, Stephen Curry, and Sam Young. That's who they should've ended up with. That way they could go with Rubio/Curry/Gomes/Love/Jefferson as ther starting five next season, with Sam Young as their sixth man. But of course, they had to go and be the Wolves. Honestly, they've made some of the worst draft decisions lately. They could've had either Brandon Roy or OJ Mayo right now, who were CLEARLY going to be better NBA players than Randy Foye and Kevin Love. It kind of upsets me how much the Wolves fuck themselves over. In an interview David Kahn was talking about how in 3-4 years this team's going to be a contender, but that's complete bullshit. This team SHOULD be a contender right now, if it wasn't for their shitty decision making and their inability to hire a successful coach since Flip Saunders left. It just bothers me that some teams just make such terrible decisions. The Suns are starting to become just as annoying. I wonder if they can come back next year with an entirely new roster.