Taking Stock (Lemon)

If you're wondering where we've been in the past couple of weeks during the exciting NBA Playoffs, fear not, we are around. Our Free NBA Pick system might be about done for the year, but we'll let you know if that changes. 

In the meantime, we're working on some major changes here at Stock Lemon which we can't really go into too much detail about at the moment, but we'll update you as things progress. Believe us, though, when we tell you they are major. 

So continue checking back even if we haven't updated in a few days in case we do put something up (because we want the pageviews to keep coming even when we aren't posting). We will be back and better than ever in no time. 

Free NBA Picks Improve to 5-0 In Playoffs

Our Free NBA Picks are hot, hot, hot. 

And hot. 

With the Magic's 117-96 victory over the Celtics, our Free NBA Picks improved to an impressive 5-0 in the postseason. In 2009, the picks are now 13-5 (72%). 

So keep checking back, even if it's just to spam our comments section, as we deliver more winners in the NBA. 

A Free NBA Playoff Pick Tonight

We finally have another Free NBA Pick! Our Free NBA Picks are 12-5 in 2009 (71%) and 4-0 in the playoffs! Let's keep it going. 

Magic -4 1/2 over the Celtics

Good luck!

Keep An Eye Out

It's been a little slow around here, but we're just letting you know that we should have a Free NBA Pick any day now, so keep checking back. 

Our Free NBA Picks have been pretty hot lately, so don't miss out if/when we ever have a freaking system play. 

Caution: Free MLB Pick Tonight

We needed caution tape all over this post. We have a Free MLB Pick for you tonight, and they haven't exactly been hitting home runs lately. 

Play at your own risk:

Orioles/Angels OVER 10 runs 

Good luck and don't say we didn't warn you!

Our Full 2009 NFL Mock Draft

Our ten-part installment on the 2009 NFL Draft is complete, and here it is in it's entirity. Of course, these links are all available on the right hand side of the page, but we realize some of you are too lazy to check them all out. 

So, the appropriate links for Picks 1-32 are below. 

Picks 1-3

Picks 4-6

Picks 7-9

Picks 10-12

Picks 13-16

Picks 17-20

Picks 21-23

Picks 24-26

Picks 27-29

Picks 30-32

2009 NFL Mock Draft: Picks 30-32

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the tenth and final installment of our 2009 NFL Mock Draft. You can check out the previous nine sections of this 10-part series by clicking the links on the upper right hand side of the page. 

Some trades have been made and some drug tests have been failed, but overall, we think we're at least in the ballpark on a good majority of these picks. 

Now, to finish this thing out... 

30. Titans: Robert Ayers, LB, Tennessee

Ayers has been shooting up draft boards and is the player in our mock draft that we see as most likely to go way before we have him selected. Still, the Titans executives who surely read Stock Lemon are giddy about Ayers being available late in the first round. Ayers could either be a 3-4 linebacker or a 4-3 end and will make an impact at either position. He's got what every NFL scout loves in the draft--upside. Some think he has the potential to be the best defensive player in the draft, and the Titans don't mind stealing the in-state product at No. 30. 

31. Cardinals: Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut

The Cardinals are looking for some backfield help, and while the top two running backs are long gone, Donald Brown could make a case for being in the top group of RBs. Brown is a hard worker, and while he might not have the exact measurements NFL teams rave about, he uses his small size to his advantage as a shifty and elusive back. If the Cards don't take him here, he won't last long in the second round. 

32. Steelers: Max Unger, C, Oregon

This is one of the best drafts in a long time in terms of interior lineman, particularly at the center position. Unger heads up a talented group big bodies that will be selected in the second and third round. Unger can simply do it all, including play left tackle as he sometimes did at Oregon. The Steelers have been successful by taking advantage of late first round picks, and this selection will be no exception. 

And with that, we conclude our 2009 NFL Mock Draft. Make sure to check back and see how we did once the real NFL Draft is in the books!