Found June 23, 2008 on
Larry Brown Sports:
I love the way drafts work. Anything an executive says is either the truth, or a fabrication in order to throw everyone off the scent. Such a fun mind game. But after the Timberwolves worked out O.J. Mayo, it was hard to take GM Jim Stack's comments as anything other than telling.
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