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No Puedé Espéñr Todos Coinciden En Señalar a Derrick Coleman (Syracuse) Como Número Uno Página 50 EL mundo i1eortivO Miércoles, 27 de junio de 1990. BASkETI Esta madrugada, se efectuará eñ Nueva York, con Kukoc como úniço europeo El “drcift” no puedé espéÑr Todos coinciden en señalar a Derrick Coleman (Syracuse) como número uno REDACCIOft Esta tarde, en Nueva ‘York’ (ma drugada del jueves, hora españo la), los 27 equipos dela NBA esco gerán, según uñ orden rigurosa mente establecido, a los mejores jugadores universitarios. Es la fies tadel “draft”, que se celebra cada año y que está rodeada de una es pecial incertidumbre. En esta ocasión destaca la pobre presenciá europea, con el yugosla-. yo Toni Kukoc corno único repre sentante. Los conjuntos profesio nales sólo han escogido al alero de la Jugoplastika, obviando opcio nes como la de Ferran Martínez que, ségún se comeñtó antés de co nocer las listas oficiales de jugado res, interesaba a ‘Denver.Nuggets y San António Spurs. Las previsio nes señalan que Kukoc será escogi., dó en segunda ronda por Golden State Warriors, aunque bien po dna ser qúe ascendiese-hasta el dé cimo lugar del primer “round” si los Hawks de Atlanta así lo deciden l yuoslovo Toni Kukoc - - en su turno de elección; De cual quier manera, parece muy difícil un imposible que el “plavi” encamine sus pasos obletodeF hacia Estados Unidos porque en deseo poro más de una ocasión ha declarado los equipos de lo NM. preferir ‘un cómodo - destino, eu ropeo - —España o Italia— que la arriesgada aventura americana. lá presente promoción úniversita -la próxima campaña Según los Todos los especialistas coinci - ria. Se trata de un alero alto proce técnicós, Herrera sería escogido en Ls previsiones den en señalar a Derrick Coleman dente de la universidad de Syracu segunda ronda por Denver Nug-- - como presumible número uno de se, e iría .a parar a los Nets de New gets, pero éstos deberían hacer Jersey... si éstos deciden no romper frente aun contrato que el jugador l New Jersey: Coleman las cábalas. ha firmado con el Real Madrid. ‘2. Seattle: Spencer En todas las previsiones del Pero los profesionales, que lo tie 3. Miami: Scott Por puestos “draft” aparece el nombre del ve nen todo previsto, han ofrecido un 4. Orlando: Schintzius nezolano Carl Herrera, el alero alto millón de dólares (unos 1.00 millo 5. Chárlotte: Payton de la Universidad .de Houston que nes de pesetas) al equipo blanco 6. Minnesota: Kessler Bases 7. Sacramento: Robinson para que les ceda a Herrera. - Gary Payton (Oregon St.) el Real Madrid quiere ficharpara 8. L. A. Clippers: Milis Rumeal Robinson (Michigan) 9. Dallas: Simmons Kendall GilI (Illinois) (por Washington) Travis Mays (Texas) . - 10. Golden State: Hill Escoltas Los mejóres desde el 74 11. Atlanta: Gil Dennis Scott (Georgia Tech) 12. Houston: Jackson Brian Oliver (Georgia Tech) - Año Jugador -. Equipo. - . -Puesto Estatura 13. Dallas: Burton Bo Kimble (Loyola Mmount.) (por Indiana). Willie Burton (Minnesota) 1974 BillWaltón - - Portland Pivot 2,13 14. L. A. Clippers: Kimble Aleros 1975 David Thompson Atlanta Escolta 1,95 (por Cleveland) Lionel Simmons (La Salle) 1976 John Lucas. - Houston . Base . 1,83 15. Denver: Causwell Robert Brickey (Duke) 1977 Kent Benson . Detroit —Pivot ‘ 2,11 16. Milwaukee: Vaught Cednc Ceballos (Fullerton St) 1978 MychalThompson Portland Pivot 2,10 17. New York: Oliven Mike Mitchell (Colórado St) 1979 “Magic” Jóhnson Lakers Base 2,06 18. Dallas: Mays Ala-pivots 1980 JoeBarry-Carroll GoidenSt. Pivot 2,131,98 19: Boston: Abdelñaby Derrick Coleman (Syracuse) 1981 MarkAguirre - Dallas ‘ Alero 2,06 20. Minessota: Glass Scott Williams (N. Carolina) 1982 JamesWorthy’ Lakers ‘ Alero (por Philadelphia) Tyrone Hill (Xavier) 1983. Ralph Sampson Houston Pivot 2,24 2!. Phoenix: Mustaf Loy Vaught (Michigan) 1984 Akeem-Olajuwon Houston Pivot 2,11 22. Utah: Ceballos Pívots 1985 PatEwing NewYork Pivot - 2,13 23. Chicago: Jepsen Felton Spencer (Louisville) 1986 -BradDaugherty Cleveland Pivot- 2,l6 24. Sanh Antonio: Bardo DwyneSchintzius (Florida) l9$7 David Robinson San Antonio . Pivot 2,16 25. Portland: Bonner Aiaa Abdelnaby (Duke) 1988 DannyMánning .Clippers Alero 2,08 26. Detroit: Jamerson Duane Causweli (Temple) 1989 Pervis Ellison Sacramento Pivot 2,07 27. L. A. Lakérs: Brown.
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