Arnett Moultrie

Arnett Moultrie

There weren't a whole lot of minutes available for Moultrie with the Sixers last year, partly due to his own poor conditioning, but in the 47 games he played in, he returned an efficient 3.7 points and 3.1 rebounds in 11.5 minutes per game. Rebounding, as is usually the case, translates, especially in one with NBA size and athleticism. Offensively, Moultrie can get open and finish with power, if not create, and commits very few turnovers - his issues going forward are defensive. He has the tools.

Pick 27: Not an awful lot of time is spent talking about Plumlee because Miami are on the clock, and ESPN needs to get in some more Heat love. They get in a montage and some chatter - in which Van Gundy advocates playing Chris Bosh full time at centre - before Stern comes out to announce the pick. Stern's been booed all night, but the boos are slightly more pronounced this time - a double stamped boo, incorporating boos for David Stern and boos for the Miami Heat. Stern pauses to let the boos die away, but all this does is reinforce the boo, and the double barrelled boo gets a second wind, creating a four part booathon. It's a tough moment, then, for Arnett Moultrie to realise his NBA dream and be drafted.

Ric Bucher hasn't told us this year, but Twitter announces that Moultrie won't stay with the Heat for long. He's instead off to the Sixers, where he's either going to try and become the shot-creating scoring two guard they sorely lack, or join an incredibly packed rotation already full of rebounders. Time will tell.