Neilson Barnard/Getty Images The NBA’s owners voted to lock out the players on Thursday, meaning that officially, the league is operating under a lockout. We’re all hearing that term being tossed around a lot.

Dilip Vishwanat/NBAE/Getty Images The Thunder will play in one of the most-changed divisions in basketball next season (please, God, let there be a next season). If the Thunder’s makeup changes at all before the

Streeter Lecka/Getty Images When the Rockets selected Nikola Mirotic 23rd for the Bulls, I couldn’t believe it. Jordan Hamilton, the player I thought was almost too perfect of a fit for Oklahoma City and

Who is Reggie Jackson? He is not, in fact, Mr. October. (I bet he just loves everybody making that connection.) He played three years at Boston College, averaging 18.2 points and 4.5 assists per

Harry How/Getty Images I have no idea what is going to happen tonight. I never do. When Sam Presti is involved, anything short of trading Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook seems to be possible.

Tyler Honeycutt, small forward, UCLA. (Important note: This mock is done based off of prediction, not preference. Keep that in mind.) Other available options: Nikola Mirotic, Justin Harper, Davis Bertans, Andrew Goudelock, Chandler Parsons,

It’s the offseason, people. And if this darn lockout doesn’t get settled, we’ll be having a lot more conversations like this one, which might lead me to heavy drinking. But since this is one