UNDER THE RADAR: EASTERN CONFERENCE

Miami HEAT- Chris Quinn
Two reasons why it is pretty awesome to be Chris Quinn these days:

1. He did not get caught in a hotel room at the NBA’s rookie symposium with marijuana and girls.
2. He is not considered to be one of those “never gonna reach his potential” guys.

Simply put, Chris Quinn is not Mario Chalmers or Marcus Banks, thus making Quinn the de facto front-runner for the Miami HEAT starting point guard job.

The third year point guard who doesn’t look a day over 12 (seeing him next to Shaq looked like a Make-a-Wish Foundation happening) has the right type of skill set to get the ball to Mike Beasley and Shawn Marion without needing too many of his own shots.

Orlando Magic- Courtney Lee
Remember Nick Anderson?

Well, Orlando can welcome the second coming of Anderson in the form of Western Kentucky University Hilltopper Courtney Lee.

Lee brings all the wild and nutty three-point shooting of Nick Anderson and none of the weight issues.

So if you find yourself rubbing those eyes in disbelief when you see a pinstriped Magic shooting guard raining down threes left and right, rest assured this is Courtney “Nick Anderson” Lee.

Washington Wizards- Noodles Nick Young
If you saw the ESPN documentary called Second Chance Season, you know Nick can play. You know he has a great story, too. From a family tragedy to the NBA, Young has showed that he has star-potential and could give DeShawn Stevenson a run for his money in DC.

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