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1.New Orleans Pelicans Zion Williamson Duke Age: 18.9 F cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 272 Williamson emerged as both the best player in college basketball and the best long-term prospect in this draft class the moment he stepped onto the court fo r Duke, making him the easy choice as the No. 1 pick. We've never seen a prosp ect quite like him in terms of his combination of productivity, athleticism, c ompetitiveness, skill and feel for the game -- not to mention the sheer star p ower he'll bring. The big question now is how New Orleans will build around Williamson moving fo rward. Jrue Holiday, Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram and Josh Hart make up a strong group following the Anthony Davis trade, and the Pelicans might make more mov es with the No. 4 pick. 2. Memphis Grizzlies Ja Morant Murray State Age: 19.8 G cdth 6-foot-3 | Weight: 170 Morant's emergence from no-name high school recruit to NCAA tournament darling was one of the better stories of the college basketball season. He is one of the best athletes in this draft. He is a highly creative and ambidextrous pass er who should fit into the NBA game seamlessly with his ability to navigate pi ck-and-rolls and make plays in the open floor. He is a better shooter than he gets credit for, though his casual approach to defense and decision-making som etimes works against him. Memphis' ownership group didn't waste any time after the NBA combine in inform ing interested parties that it intended to select Morant, although the front o ffice has attempted to walk that back by inviting RJ Barrett in for a private workout, something he has so far declined. Morant is ahead of Barrett on most NBA boards, and trading incumbent point guard Mike Conley won't prove too diff icult considering his productivity, even if the two can likely play together i n an undersized backcourt until Morant is ready to fully take the reins of the franchise. 3. New York Knicks RJ Barrett Duke Age: 19.0 G/F cdth 6-foot-7 | Weight: 208 Barrett broke Duke and ACC freshman scoring records while being named a consen sus first-team All-American, even if he was lost in the shadow of Williamson a t times. Barrett emerged as Duke's full-time playmaker as the season moved on, showing impressive passing ability operating out of pick-and-rolls, something that will serve him well in the NBA once he is surrounded by better shooters. He was inconsistent from the perimeter, he demonstrated questionable decision -making and shot selection at times, and he wasn't the defender his physical t ools suggest he should have been at the college level. The presumptive No. 1 pick going into the season, Barrett is one of the few pl ayers in this draft who can embrace the spotlight of Madison Square Gardenand is actually a very good fit for the Knicks' roster. He'll be able to shoulder significant ballhandling duties if the Knicks decide to continue to rebuild sl owly through the draft, but he also could play with a star free agent. 4. New Orleans Pelicans (via Lakers) Jarrett Culver Texas Tech Age: 20.3 G cdth 6-foot-7 | Weight: 194 If the Pelicans keep this pick, it will likely come down to Culver, Darius Gar land or Coby White -- guards who can play on or off the ball and complement Jr ue Holiday and the unorthodox style of Lonzo Ball (someone New Orleans general manager David Griffin is extremely high on). According to a report by ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, the Pelicans are expected to shop this selection heading i nto the draft. One of the big advantages of executing the Davis trade early is having multipl e days to bring in these prospects, and others, for a closer evaluation. In Ga rland's case, that might involve traveling to Los Angeles to watch him work ou t, which many of the top teams in the mid-lottery have done recently or will d o this week (including New York, Cleveland, Chicago and the Lakers). The reaso n Culver gets the nod here is his fit with Ball and Holiday, as those three ca n easily play together in the same backcourt and would form an outstanding tri o defensively. 5. Cleveland Cavaliers Darius Garland Vanderbilt Age: 19.3 G cdth 6-foot-3 | Weight: 173 While Cleveland just drafted Collin Sexton last year, the Cavs are too early i n their rebuild to worry too much about position and fit. They are in talent-a cquisition mode. Garland likely has the highest upside of any player left on the board, and he is a good enough shooter to share the backcourt with another ball handler -- s omething many of coach John Beilein's best teams have had. 6. Phoenix Suns Coby White North Carolina Age: 19.3 G cdth 6-foot-5 | Weight: 191 This pick continues to be available in trade talks for the right veteran guard that complements Devin Booker. The Suns likely will be disappointed to see th e two best backcourt players outside the top three off the board in Garland an d Culver, which might cause them to be even more aggressive in pursuing a trad e. Should they keep the pick, they seem very high on White, which makes some sens e considering his size, shooting prowess and ability to play off of a playmaki ng combo guard such as Booker. 7. Chicago Bulls De'Andre Hunter Virginia Age: 21.5 F cdth 6-foot-8 | Weight: 222 The Bulls also will likely be disappointed to see most of the elite guards off the board by the time their pick comes up. Free agency might be their best op tion to address their guard needs (Patrick Beverley would be a great fit, and there's mutual interest, per sources), and Chicago could look to continue to a dd depth to the forward spots. Sekou Doumbouya had an outstanding workout with Chicago last week and is under consideration, but it might be tough to turn d own the defensive versatility and readiness of Hunter, who brings the kind of mature approach this front office typically covets in the draft. The Hawks are very high on Hunter -- per sources, they are the only team Hunte r has worked out for -- and Atlanta might try to package some combination of i ts six picks in this draft to move up and select him. But the Bulls very well might just want to hold onto Hunter if they can grab him here. 8. Atlanta Hawks Cam Reddish Duke Age: 19.7 F cdth 6-foot-8 | Weight: 208 Reddish is one of the biggest enigmas of this draft class, as he rarely produc ed up to his talent level as a freshman and mysteriously missed an NCAA tourna ment game. Still, his combination of size, length, fluidity and perimeter shoo ting ability is highly intriguing in a draft that is lacking deep star power. In Atlanta, Reddish would find an ideal situation in which he wouldn't be aske d to carry too heavy of a scoring load immediately alongside Trae Young and th e rest of Atlanta's promising young core -- yet he would still be able to cont ribute significantly with his perimeter shooting, passing and defensive versat ility. 9. Washington Wizards Sekou Doumbouya Limoges Age: 18.4 F cdth 6-foot-9 | Weight: 210 Doumbouya rebounded from a slow start with a very productive season in Pro A F rance since returning from a hand injury. He has outstanding physical tools fo r a modern-day NBA forward -- particularly defensively, where he shows signifi cant potential -- and he has a projectable skill level offensively. Doumbouya validated that strong performance with an impressive showing at his pro day in Dallas this month followed by good private workouts with teams in t he mid--to-late lottery. The Wizards likely are about to begin a long rebuilding process and can afford to be patient with Doumbouya, while giving him significant offensive reps tha t should expedite his development. 10. Atlanta Hawks (via Mavericks) Jaxson Hayes Texas Age: 19.0 C cdth 7 feet | Weight: 219 Hayes came into the season as a complete unknown after hitting a significant g rowth spurt in high school and registering little productivity prior to colleg e. He proved to be a high-end NBA prospect early on, thanks to his phenomenal physical tools, mobility and instincts on both ends of the floor, cementing hi mself as the top center prospect in the draft. Hayes' lack of experience, relatively raw offensive game and still developing feel likely will relegate him to project status for most NBA teams, but that s houldn't be too much of a deterrent at this point in the draft. The Hawks have been developing John Collins at both big spots; Hayes could fit well in Atlanta and become an ideal pick-and-roll partner for Trae Young. 11. Minnesota Timberwolves Nassir Little North Carolina Age: 19.3 F cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 224 The former top-five recruit saw his stock drop after an inconsistent freshman season, but he has appeared to have worked his way back into the lottery with a strong pre-draft process, particularly by showing better outside shooting po tential. Little's toughness, athleticism and long-term potential will be attractive to an organization that is attempting to reboot its culture after the dismissal o f head coach Tom Thibodeau and the hiring of a new decision-maker in Gersson R osas. 12. Charlotte Hornets Rui Hachimura Gonzaga Age: 21.3 F cdth 6-foot-9 | Weight: 234 The Hornets are fairly shallow at the power forward position, with Marvin Will iams possessing a player option on the final year of his contract and not much else in terms of long-term building blocks outside of undersized Miles Bridge s. Hachimura is blessed with outstanding physical tools and impressive athletic a bility. He brings the type of character and work ethic that this franchise typ ically values. His ability to play both small forward and power forward in dif ferent lineup configurations with Bridges should be appealing to Charlotte. Hachimura has had a fairly mysterious draft process, skipping the NBA combine and not conducting any publicized private workouts with NBA teams, leading som e to believe he may have a promise from a team drafting later in teens. 13. Miami Heat PJ Washington Kentucky Age: 20.8 F cdth 6-foot-8 | Weight: 230 Miami has a clogged salary sheet and very little star power to show for it, ma king this an important draft. A rebuild might be around the corner, considerin g this aging roster and the limited options for improvement in the short term. With Bam Adebayo likely being suited to seeing significant minutes at the cent er position, it's difficult to point to another long-term option at the power forward spot that the team can build around, which could make a player in Wash ington's mold make sense. Washington has the length to defend multiple positions on the interior, he can stretch the floor from the perimeter and he brings plenty of long-term upside . His toughness and versatility will fit well on any team. 14. Boston Celtics (via Kings) Tyler Herro Kentucky Age: 19.4 G cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 192 The Celtics could lose quite a bit of firepower in the backcourt with Kyrie Ir vingand Terry Rozier off to free agency and neither player being a lock to ret urn. That makes drafting a combo guard such as Herro -- who can play pick-and- roll, make shots while set or on the move and bring competitiveness and feel - - appealing here. Herro has slowly moved up draft boards with strong workouts and interviews giv en the dearth of shooting in a league that desperately covets dynamic players in his mold. 15. Detroit Pistons Romeo Langford Indiana Age: 19.6 F cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 202 Langford will be one of the players under consideration for any teams in this range with needs at the guard/wing spots. The Indiana freshman played most of the season with a torn ligament in his sho oting hand, but he displayed impressive glimpses of potential as a shot creato r operating out of the pick-and-roll. The Pistons have precious little ballhandling on their roster and could certai nly roll the dice on a player with Langford's talent. 16. Orlando Magic Nickeil Alexander-Walker Virginia Tech Age: 20.7 G cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 204 Alexander-Walker is coming off an outstanding sophomore season, making signifi cant strides on both ends of the floor. He has the perimeter shooting ability, length, feel and versatility the Magic could certainly use in their backcourt. Alexander-Walker would be an excellent option alongside a rejuvenated Markelle Fultz, but he also could play with ve terans such has D.J. Augustin or free agent Terrence Ross. 17. Atlanta Hawks (via Nets) Brandon Clarke Gonzaga Age: 22.7 F cdth 6-foot-8 | Weight: 207 Atlanta GM Travis Schlenk has said both privately and publicly that he does no t want to add too many more young players to what was already one of the young est rosters in the NBA, which could mean this pick will be on the move on draf t night. Should the Hawks decide to hold onto this selection, adding an older frontcourt player such as Clarke -- with his versatility as a rim-protecting, pick-and-roll-switching lob-catcher -- is intriguing on this roster. He will turn 23 prior to his first NBA game, and he was one of the most produc tive players in college basketball this past season, meaning he should be read y to step in and help right away. He also has some untapped upside left thanks to his freakish athleticism and budding shooting ability, and he doesn't need any plays called for him. 18. Indiana Pacers Keldon Johnson Kentucky Age: 19.6 F cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 216 A huge chunk of the Pacers' rotation is entering free agency this summer, incl uding most of their wing depth, which could cause the team to look at adding a small forward via the draft. The Pacers have long valued toughness, versatility and 3-point shooting -- all strengths for Johnson. Although his struggles creating offense off the dribbl e caused his stock to fall somewhat, Johnson won't need to be much of a ball h andler on this team in the short term. 19. San Antonio Spurs Goga Bitadze Buducnost Age: 19.9 C cdth 6-foot-11 | Weight: 251 With LaMarcus Aldridge entering his mid-30s, the Spurs don't have much in the way of frontcourt building blocks on the roster at the moment, outside of Jako b Poeltl, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract after playing just 17 minutes per game last season. Enter Bitadze, who has been extremely productive at the highest levels of comp etition outside the NBA in the Euroleague. His excellent skill level offensive ly -- including his budding ability to stretch the floor -- is attractive, giv en his combination of size and reach, especially since he has yet to turn 20. 20. Boston Celtics (via Clippers) Bol Bol Oregon Age: 19.5 C cdth 7-foot-3 | Weight: 208 General manager Danny Ainge has never been afraid to take a gamble on a risky prospect that other NBA teams decided to pass on due to injuries, character co ncerns or other reasons. Bol's broken foot, skinny frame and the questions abo ut his approach to the game have caused his stock to slip, but there is little doubt that his talent looked worthy of a top-10 pick before he got injured in December. If he pans out, he could bring much-needed 3-point shooting and rim protection to the roster. 21. Oklahoma City Thunder Cameron Johnson UNC Age: 23.2 F cdth 6-foot-9 | Weight: 205 Johnson was one of the best shooters in college basketball. He also has excell ent size and a high basketball IQ. As one of the oldest players projected to be drafted, he should be ready to im mediately contribute to this Thunder squad -- a team that is in dire need of h is outside shooting. 22. Boston Celtics Mfiondu Kabengele Florida State Age: 21.8 C cdth 6-foot-10 | Weight: 256 Kabengele made huge strides in his sophomore season, and he is on an impressiv e trajectory, considering his late-bloomer status. He was able to alleviate th e concerns teams had about his medical outlook (he wore braces on both knees a ll season) by reportedly receiving a clean bill of health at the NBA combine. He has seen his stock rise significantly with some very impressive workouts. 23. Utah Jazz KZ Okpala Stanford Age: 20.1 F cdth 6-foot-10 | Weight: 210 Utah could use more depth at the forward spots, making Okpala interesting here . Okpala had a late start to basketball, and he is raw in terms of his strength and understanding of the game. However, his physical tools are impressive, and the flashes he has shown as a slasher, defender and perimeter shooter make hi m worth a long-term investment. 24. Philadelphia 76ers Eric Paschall Villanova Age: 22.6 F cdth 6-foot-7 | Weight: 254 The Sixers are flush with creators and scoring at every position, and they wil l need to be creative in adding young, cheap players to their somewhat shallow rotation, considering their luxury-tax situation if Jimmy Butler and Tobias H arris return in free agency. Paschall is one of the more ready prospects to contribute in this draft class, turning 23 in November, with a chiseled physique and an impressive national c hampionship pedigree. Paschall's athleticism, toughness, perimeter shooting ab ility and defensive versatility will fit right in with the Sixers, as they've expressed interest in adding older players who bring exactly these qualities. 25. Portland Trail Blazers Ty Jerome Virginia Age: 21.9 G cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 194 The Blazers don't have a great deal of backcourt depth and will see two of the ir main rotation options, Seth Curry and Rodney Hood, hit free agency this sum mer. Jerome's tremendous basketball IQ, perimeter shooting ability and competitiven ess stand out at this point in the draft. After making a conference finals run , Portland probably will want to add a player who is ready to help right away as opposed to a long-term project. 26. Cleveland Cavaliers (via Rockets) Luka Samanic Olimpija Ljubljana Age: 19.4 F cdth 6-foot-11 | Weight: 227 The Cavs don't have much in the way of long-term building blocks in the frontc ourt at the moment, and they will want to add more perimeter skill and defensi ve versatility with John Beilein entering the fold. Samanic has helped his stock with a strong pre-draft process and has plenty of upside to grow into given his age. He is not interested in being stashed in E urope for another year, per sources, which may ultimately cause his stock to d rop somewhat among some teams since he is fairly raw and inexperienced. The Ca vs are one team that can afford to bring him over and give him the playing tim e he needs to develop considering the early stage of their rebuild. 27. Brooklyn Nets (via Nuggets) Kevin Porter Jr. USC Age: 19.1 G cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 213 Porter will start getting looks as high as the late lottery, but the question marks about his approach to the game appear to have taken a toll on his draft stock. At this stage of the draft, the rewards likely outweigh the risks, as Porter c an become another creator on the perimeter who can shoulder some of the scorin g load. Porter has the size and versatility to slot into a variety of lineup c onfigurations and will benefit from the strong culture the Nets have built. 28. Golden State Warriors Matisse Thybulle Washington Age: 22.2 F cdth 6-foot-6 | Weight: 201 The Warriors are suddenly very shallow on the wing, with Klay Thompson and Kev in Durant likely to miss all or most of the season if they return in free agen cy. A player such as Thybulle, arguably the best perimeter defender in college bas ketball, could fit well, especially because he is a willing ball mover who wil l have no issue deferring to the team's plethora of stars. And given his age, he makes a lot of sense with the Warriors' timetable. 29. San Antonio Spurs (via Raptors) Darius Bazley Team: N/A Age: 19.0 F cdth 6-foot-9 | Weight: 208 The Spurs don't have a great deal of depth at the forward spots, and they can afford to roll the dice a bit this late in the draft on an upside-laden player in need of development. Bazley has had a terrific pre-draft process in which he has demonstrated an im proved frame, a more consistent shooting stroke and a more polished and refine d skill set than you would expect considering his age and the fact that he sat out the season. Bazley's potential as a multiposition defender who can handle the ball in spurts and make an open shot is intriguing considering his size. 30. Milwaukee Bucks Grant Williams Tennessee Age: 20.5 F cdth 6-foot-8 | Weight: 240 With frontcourt depth being a real question, it might make sense for the Bucks to add a player like Williams to the mix. He has the type of feel, toughness, character and maturity on and off the cour t that could be attractive to this organization. Williams also has some untapp ed upside as a perimeter shooter, which Mike Budenholzer and his staff likely can uncover with their emphasis on spacing and player development. 31. Nets Nic Claxton | C | Age: 20.1 | Georgia 32. Suns Luguentz Dort | SG | Age: 20.1 | Arizona State 33. 76ers Chuma Okeke | SF/PF | Age: 20.8 | Auburn 34. 76ers Carsen Edwards | PG | Age: 21.2 | Purdue 35. Hawks Talen Horton-Tucker | SF | Age: 18.5 | Iowa State 36. Hornets Bruno Fernando | C | Age: 20.8 | Maryland 37. Mavericks Dylan Windler | SF | Age: 22.7 | Belmont 38. Bulls Admiral Schofield | SF/PF | Age: 22.2 | Tennessee 39. Pelicans Isaiah Roby | PF | Age: 21.3 | Nebraska 40. Kings Terence Davis | SG | Age: 22.0 | Mississippi 41. Hawks Daniel Gafford | C | Age: 20.7 | Arkansas 42. 76ers Naz Reid | PF/C | Age: 19.8 | LSU 43. Timberwolves Deividas Sirvydis | SF | Age: 19.0 | Lietuvos Rytas 44. Hawks Shamorie Ponds | PG | Age: 20.9 | St. John's 45. Pistons Jordan Poole | PG/SG | Age: 19.9 | Michigan 46. Magic Tremont Waters | PG | Age: 21.4 | LSU 47. Kings DaQuan Jeffries | SG | Age: 21.7 | Tulsa 48. Clippers Jontay Porter | C | Age: 19.5 | Missouri 49. Spurs Jalen Lecque | PG/SG | Age: 19.0 | Brewster Academy 50. Pacers Louis King | SF/PF | Age: 20.1 | Oregon 51. Celtics Miye Oni | SF | Age: 21.8 | Yale 52. Hornets Zylan Cheatham | PF | Age: 23.5 | Arizona State 53. Jazz Zach Norvell | SG | Age: 21.5 | Gonzaga 54. 76ers Joshua Obiesie | PG/SG | Age: 19.0 | Wuerzburg 55. Knicks Jaylen Hoard | PF | Age: 20.2 | Wake Forest 56. Clippers Jalen McDaniels | SF/PF | Age: 21.3 | San Diego State 57. Pelicans Jordan Bone | PG | Age: 21.6 | Tennessee 58. Warriors Alen Smailagic | PF/C | Age: 18.8 | Santa Cruz 59. Raptors Marcos Lousada Silva | SF | Age: 19.9 | Franca 60 . Kings Yovel Zoosman | SF | Age: 21.0 | Maccabi Tel Aviv 轉貼我只賺一塊 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 42.76.221.68 (臺灣) ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Spurs/M.1560831735.A.AE4.html

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