This is a big draft for Ainge, imo, and I honestly don't trust his ability to accurately evaluate talent.
Ainge hasn't been perfect but he's pretty clearly had an above average record as a drafter. He's not up there with the San Antonio guys but anyone who comes up with Rondo, Tony Allen, Perk and Al Jefferson without using a lottery pick is doing something right.
Mike
I understand what you're saying and I respect your opinion, but those picks were almost 10 years ago, and Ainge has really been hit or miss since, and unfortunately for everyone, there have been many more emphatic misses than even decent hits. Sullinger was a no-brainer, but why not Tony Wroten instead of Fab Melo? That was just horrible. I also wouldn't put Perk and Tony the bonehead on the level of Rondo and Big Al - I think Delonte and Leon were much better players (the latter of whom he bought/traded for on draft night anyway, so it still counts, I guess), even though I know what you're getting at. Wasn't he supposed to take Kevin Martin over Tony Allen, and he wanted Robert Swift instead of Jefferson? Wow

Thank god for those other teams, otherwise history might have been horrifyingly different. I know I've said this before, but I remember reading that Ainge "wanted to take Monta Ellis" in 2005 over Gerald Green. Um, you're the gm, so why didn't you? I don't know at this point. I do think, however, that his amassing of draft picks is an effort to hide his deficiency in this department, ie, the more picks he has, the more opportunities he has to pick a good player, so missing out on one pick may not be such a big deal, imo. What about Chandler Parsons? Maybe we should trade a few picks to Morey for some of his best scouts

I had never even heard of Parsons, but then again, I don't watch a lot of college basketball. It just seems like he's dropped the ball when it comes to drafting, but that's just me.