From Don Seeholzer/Pioneer Press:
The 6-foot-7 DeRozan averaged 13.9 points and 5.7 rebounds at small forward during his one college season, but some teams see him as a shooting guard.
He will be the fourth top-10 prospect to work out for the Wolves, who had point guards Tyreke Evans of Memphis, Jrue Holiday of UCLA and Jonny Flynn of Syracuse in as part of a group workout Friday.
Davidson point guard Stephen Curry skipped that session and is not expected to work out for the Wolves, although team president David Kahn has said that would not preclude the team from drafting him.
Brewer, 23, expects to return to full-contact action in time to practice and play a game or two with the Wolves’ Las Vegas Summer League team next month. Jefferson, 24, is hopeful he can follow Brewer’s lead by mid-September so he is able to participate fully when training camp opens come October.
It had already been evident that Daye had a guarantee in the top 20 and I confirmed that rumor. Then, I was told by sources that he was a lock to go in the top 18. After researching this scenario, I discovered that the team that gave him a guarantee is the Timberwolves at No. 18.
Having interviewed for both the 76ers and Kings openings already this post season, it’s not unreasonable to think Thibodeau might be on Kahn’s short list as well.
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