Props to our talented screengraber Cortes for the upclose look at Brook Lopez, who went 10th to the Nets after a lengthy wait.

15. Robin Lopez, Phoenix Suns – Shaq will need a caddy. Or at least someone to spell him for a few minutes in his old age.
16. Marreese Speights, Philadelphia 76ers – Not a massive reach, and not a bad pick, either. Last year’s top pick, Jason Smith, is a reserve post player, but Speights could play alongside Dalembert.
17. Roy Hibbert, Toronto Raptors (for Indiana) – Knew he would go to Indiana! Called that shit! Always liked his game, but we realize he is a polarizing player.
18. JaVale McGee, Washington Wizards – Hmmm. So basically, they got a skinner, slightly more versatile version of Brenda Haywood? Based on the video we’ve seen, think Brandan Wright, except he played at Nevada.
TRADE!!!: Ric Bucher – who already messed one up earlier, so maybe this isn’t true – reports that the Pacers send Ike Diogu and Jerryd Bayless to the Blazers in exchange for Brandon Rush, Josh McRoberts and Jarrett Jack. Knee-jerk take: the Blazers got the best player (Bayless), and Brandon Rush must be pissed, since he has to fight for minutes against Mike Dunleavy and Danny Granger, but on the plus side, his brother Kareem Rush is there. The Pacers still have three points guards.
19. JJ Hickson, Cleveland Cavs - A bit of a tweener and raw, but the kid can score in bunches down low. Nice touch around the bucket. Not much outside of 10 feet. He actually could be a younger, less strong version of Carlos Boozer.
20. Alexis Ajinca, Charlotte Bobcats – Who? Because he’s from France our first inclination: The next Frederic Weis? We’re already assuming a D or F grade for the Bobcats. He weights less than Eric Gordon, and he’s 7-feet tall. See ya in 2010, kid.
21. Ryan Anderson, New Jersey Nets – Darrell Arthur must be cursing up a storm. Anderson was a solid player in the Pac-10, but with Sean Williams and Josh Boone and Nenad Krstic and just-drafted Brook Lopez virtually playing the same position …
22. Courtney Lee, Orlando Magic – Buh-bye JJ Redick. Thanks for playing. Had a strong NCAA tournament, at least that’s how we remember it. He’ll definitely have a chance to play immediately.
23. Kosta Koufos, Utah Jazz - Weird pick, since the Jazz had one of the best frontcourts in the NBA (Boozer, Okur, Millsap). Perhaps they are anticipate letting Boozer go? Didn’t see a ton of him, but saw him in the NIT tournament, and the kid looked damn good.
24. Serge Ibaka, Seattle Sonics - We know nothing about him (except he’s got 17 brothers and sisters!) but we can’t believe that Stu Scott just said that Fran Fraschilla knows more about International players than anyone. Even more than Chad Ford? Ouch. See ya in 2011, Serge!
25. Nicolas Batum, Houston Rockets - Seemingly, another stash pick. Dude was supposed to be a lottery pick last year. Fran Fraschilla just compared him to Rudy Gay, but there’s no way he’s having an impact at least for a few years, not at 19 years old.
26. George Hill, San Antonio Spurts – Huh? A non-foreign player? No clue about this guy. None. But why take a 6-foot-2 guard with Parker and Manu in the backcourt?
27. Darrell Arthur, New Orleans Hornets (for Portland) – Merciful to watch the kid sit there for over two hours while his brother drooled at the table next to him. Will be difficult for him to find PT with Aldridge and Channing Frye ahead of him on the depth chart, but we’ll be pulling for him.
28. Donte’ Greene, Memphis Grizzlies – Did Hakim Warrick make them do this? Like Greene’s game, but he’s not going to get much burn at SF over Rudy Gay, and he doesn’t rebound well enough to play PF.
29. DJ White, Detroit Pistons - Always liked his game in college at both ends of the floor. Think he can be a nice contributor off the bench. (Add: Ha! Stu Scott just said it was the first time the Pistons have taken an Indiana player in the first round since Isiah Thomas … and the crowd booed lustily.)
30. JR Giddens, Boston Celtics - Love it! Big Giddens fan – the kid has the potential to be a Paul Pierce-type offensive machine. Also, he’s a terrific dunker.