Grizzlies, Mavs and Spurs bring top front-court prospects to the Southwest Division in the NBA draft
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Grizzlies, Mavs and Spurs bring top front-court prospects to the Southwest Division in the NBA draft
The Memphis Grizzlies, Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs brought three prominent front-court prospects to the Southwest Division in Tuesday night's first round of the NBA draft. Memphis took Duke forward Cameron Boozer third overall. Michigan's Morez Johnson Jr. went to Dallas with the ninth overall draft choice.
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PrimaryThe NBA draft brings more paint presence to the Southwest Division with a plethora of big men
The NBA's Southwest Division could become a showcase next season for rookies who do their best work in the paint. Memphis took Duke forward Cameron Boozer third overall in the NBA draft Tuesday night and added forward Karim Lopez of Mexico later in the first round. The Dallas Mavericks used their top draft choice — at ninth overall — to select Morez Johnson Jr. from the reigning NCAA national champion Michigan Wolverines.
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