ESPN "Here's a pretty big surprise. The Kings have missed Bobby Jackson and needed a guy who can shoot and penetrate." -- Chad Ford, ESPN analyst CBS Grade: C- Douby went much higher than expected, and becomes another young perimeter addition for the Kings, joining recent picks Kevin Martin and Francisco Garcia. The Big East's leading scorer last year, he's got the pedigree to contribute, provided he offsets his lack of size. -- Tony Mejia, CBS analyst http://www.sportsline.com/nba/story/9530187 RealGM Grade: B Many insiders said that a team would fall in love with Douby’s game and it looks like the Kings are that team. Douby is an extremely talented player who fell under the radar and played on an untalented Rutgers squad. Douby has solid range and that’s what the Kings were looking for. -- Aaron Bronsteter, RealGM analyst http://0rz.net/f31zw According to NBAdraft.net, he was promised here. Douby certainly fits the Bobby Jackson-like role off the bench, but he’s a much better shooter and passer at this stage in their careers. Can he score like Jackson in the NBA? It remains to be seen because his body may not be able to handle an 82-game grind. But there’s no doubt he can score. If he can come off the bench, giving Mike Bibby enough rest and get everyone involved, then he will make that promise look very, very good. -- J.T. Magee, RealGM analyst http://0rz.net/1a1xu Yahoo! Sports Grade: B Critics will say that Geoff Petrie should have made a "need" pick and taken a point guard like Rajon Rondo or Marcus Williams. But Quincy Douby is one of the best shooters in the draft and is an explosive (albeit small) guard. He can score in bunches and I think he'll have a better career than any of the point guards taken behind him. Maybe the Kings didn't need him (they have Kevin Martin and Francisco Garcia at his position), but Petrie has been ahead of the curve on most of his draft picks over the years. I'm guessing he was this time as well. -- Steve Kerr, Yahoo! Sports analyst http://0rz.net/621xS Sacramento grabs guard Quincy "Smoke a" Douby out of Rutgers. He's big-time scorer and should fit in well with the new-look Kings, who have an entirely new attitude since the arrival of Ron Artest. But his selection has to have Marcus Williams fuming. There is no way Williams considers Douby his superior, let alone his equal. (Not that the Kings, with Mike Bibby, needed Williams.) - 9:31 pm EDT -- Dan Wetzel, Yahoo! Sports analyst < Pick-by-pick analysis > http://0rz.net/371An FOXSports Grade: B The skinny: The Kings needed another shooter and Douby is primo. The Big East's scoring leader, he can shoot from anywhere and handles the ball well. But he's not a point guard. He'll have to be in the game when they're running the offense off Brad Miller or Ron Artest. Nonetheless, he's ideal to give Mike Bibby a breather and develop his playmaking ability. -- Mike Kahn, FOXSports analyst http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/5740568 DIME'S TAKE: Let it fly Quincy. The Kings took him for one reason and one reason only - to shoot the rock early and often. Douby's J lived in the shadow of Redick's, but Quincy can light it up. He will get fat off of open looks created by Mike Bibby. Looks for him to play an Eddie House-type role, except the Kings can do more with Douby because he's much taller < Pick-by-pick analysis > http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/5739502 SI.com Grade: B Kings GM Geoff Petrie raised some eyebrows by passing on point guard Marcus Williams, but it's hard to argue with his track record. The Kings needed a shooting guard with some pop off the bench, and this wiry little guy led the Big East in scoring. He could be a Bobby Jackson-type, able to take some pressure off Mike Bibby, Ron Artest and Kevin Martin. He's also something of an insurance policy in case Bonzi Wells leaves as a free agent. -- Marty Burns, SI.com analyst http://0rz.net/a51zD ** 基本上 可能是因为国王GM是 Petrie 所以各大网站的评论都还客气的 虽然有些质疑 但 都还是相信 Petrie 选 Douby必有其独到之处 所得到的成绩也不恶 若还保有一枚第二轮的选秀 应该能再往上攀 不过 所谓的评论 看看就好啦 其中不乏分析师对球员的偏见和主观意识 上场的表现 能证明一切 :) 期待暑假和新球季 --

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