Here's my 3rd and final mock draft for the 2010 draft. Check out my last two here and here.

I'm going short on this one and will only comment on some major changes i made in the rankings:

***UPDATE***: There are two interesting things that came to surface today. The first, it is reported that NJ is leaning towards drafting Wes Johnson instead of Derrick Favors. That would mean the Wolves were able to pick Favors, which they will do if they have the opportunity. The second, the Wolves and Grizzlies are in talks aboutv swapping picks, giving the 16th pick to the Grizzlies for the 25th and 28th pick. According to Jonathan Givony at Draftexpress, this is not a done deal yet, so it remains to be seen if they actually reach a deal.

1     Wizards     John Wall

2     76ers          Evan Turner

3     Nets          Derrick Favors

4     Timberwolves     Wesley Johnson

5     Kings          Greg Monroe - I had Udoh here the last time, but his stock isn't that high. All signs point towards the Kings going for a Center here despite the latest addistion of Dalembert (his contract is coming off the books after the next season anyways). So there is a great chance the Kings go after Monroe, or maybe Cousins.

6     Pistons     DeMarcus Cousins - I've mixed up the draft order here because i think the Warriors and Pistons are going to switch picks. The Pistons desperately need a Center, and they might not get one of the two quality guys (Monroe and Cousins) at #7, so they will try to get the 6th pick.

7     Warriors     Al-Farouq Aminu - Aminu runs the floor well and is a versatile player who can play both forward positions.

8     Clippers     Paul George - I had him ranked much lower before, but he's received a green room invitation and a lot of teams are impressed by him. He is the best SF (no, i don't think he's a PF) left and fills a need for the Clippers (just in case they don't get LeBron... ... ...).

9     Jazz          Patrick Patterson

10     Pacers     Xavier Henry

11     Hornets      Luke Babbitt - He's also received a green room invitation. The Hornets might go after Aldrich if the plan on trading away Okafor, but as it stands now, Babbitt fills a need becauso Peja's health is in question.

12     Grizzlies      Ekpe Udoh - It looks like the Grizzlies might need a new PF sooner than later. Udoh is the best left on the board, so it makes sense for them to take him.

13     Raptors      Cole Aldrich - Looks like he might even slip out of the lottery. The Raptors need a legitimate Center (no, Bargnani is not a real Center), so it comes down between Aldrich and Whiteside, but they should go safe and pick the more NBA-ready Aldrich.

14     Rockets      Hassan Whiteside - He needs time to grow and should be able to learn from Yao.

15     Bucks      Larry Sanders - He's an athletic big man who might also be able to play some C offensively.

16     Timberwolves      Ed Davis

17     Bulls      Avery Bradley

18     Heat      Eric Bledsoe - The Heat don't seem to trust Chalmers to fill the starting PG-role. Is Bledsoe their man? Probably not, but he has enough upside and maybe the Heat see a future starter in him.

19     Celtics      Daniel Orton - He's slipping too. But the Celts definately need a big guy, especially if Sheed retires.

20     Spurs      Gordon Hayward

21     Thunder      Damion James

22     Trail Blazers      Solomon Alabi

23     Timberwolves      James Anderson

24     Hawks      Willie Warren

25     Grizzlies     Greivis Vasquez

26     Thunder      Kevin Seraphin

27     Nets     Armon Johnson

28     Grizzlies      Stanley Robinson

29     Magic     Dominique Jones

30     Wizards     Jordan Crawford