Since this is the final one, we’ll try to finish strong.

The final batch of our rookies from the 2009 NBA Draft is here and we hope that you already have an idea on who should you be betting on once the brand new season gets here.

Let’s kick this one off with the first draft pick of the Eastern Conference, Jordan Hill. Hill made a name for himself in the NCAA this past season, when he put up 18.3 points, 11.0 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks per game. Taken no.8 overall by the New York Knicks, Hill has the potential to grow into one of the more skilled big men in the league if he continues his upward learning curve.

The New York Knicks initially wanted Stephen Curry but since he was taken by the Warriors before the Knicks got on the clock, they ended up with Hill. He’s a good choice too. He’s a hard worker with decent strength for his size and can step in and contribute immediately in the right NBA system. Problem is, Knicks fans don’t know better, booing their draft selection as he made his way to the stage.

Yup, Knicks fans wanted Stephen Curry THAT BAD. Hell, they would probably boo anyone not named Stephen Curry. You can’t really blame them too. Curry is a straight-up shooter with great confidence, demeanor and ability to fill it up from anywhere on the floor.

Considered as the sweetheart of the 2008 NCAA tournament, Curry is already considered a national star. That’s probably why the Golden State Warriors wasted no time in taking advantage of the opportunity of having him as the no.7 selection. Problem is, national stars from college hasn’t really made that much of an impact as they were hyped up to be. Just ask J.J. Redick and Adam Morrison.

Last but certainly not the least, we have Jonny Flynn. Taken by the Minnesota Timberwolves as the overall no.6 pick right after Ricky Rubio, the Wolves ended up with two young an dynamic guards that should wreak havoc from the backcourt.

Jonny Flynn has the heart and edge to his game that will keep him in the league as a productive player for the Minnesota Timberwolves for years to come. His strength and ability to finish above the rim are two qualities that should help the Wolves get some asses on seats. They won’t be winning but at least they’ll be exciting.

Which team will win the 2010 NBA Finals? SPORTSBETTING.COM has the early odds.

Los Angeles Lakers 5-2

Orlando Magic 7-1

Boston Celtics 5-1

Denver Nuggets 12-1

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