This is no surprise to me.
Out of the guys projected to go top 8, Murray and Chris made the least sense to me for a DA pick.
Chriss is a high risk / high upside prospect who appears to have pretty questionable character and basketball IQ - that's pretty much the complete opposite of the type of guys Danny usually goes after.
Murray is a pretty one dimensional guy who's only standout characteristic is his shooting ability - his lack of length and quickness limits his defensive potential and defensive versatility, while his lack of quickness/passing/handling ability limits his offensive versatility to that of a pure SG - where his lack of size becomes a problem. If shooting is what Danny wants then he could get a better shooter in Hield, who is also quicker, taller, longer, and hence more versatile. Or failing that he can add a shooter like Valentine, Korkmazor Beasley.
Though I'm not a big Bender fan, he fits the DA profile in that he's tall, fairly long, skilled, has high basketball IQ, and is known as a high motor and hard working guy.
Brown fits the profile because he has the physical tools to be a great defender, he's an aggressive scorer who plays hard, he's a better shooter then advertised, he's a very high IQ guy, and he's got great intangibles.
Dunn fits the profile for the same reason as Brown - but as a bonus he's more NBA ready right now.
Hield fits because he's a top scorer, an elite shooter, he's a winner, he's got arguably the best intangibles in the draft, and he's got the size/length to potentially become a quality defender at three positions.
All makes perfect sense as the type of guys Danny would go after.
My personal preference at #3 would go something like this (in order):
1. Simmons
2. Dunn
3. Ingram
4. Hield
5. Brown
6. Bender (don't like him, but probably have to take him at this point)
7. Poeltl
8. Murray
9. Chriss
10. Davis
11. Ellenson
12. Labissiere
Sabonis could be a wildcard falling in the 11-13 range.