How would you draft the first 10 picks?

[Andrei89]

Go.

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid ( assuming his back is ok)
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Marcus Smart ( yes call me crazy)
4. Orlando - Jabari Parker
5. Utah - Dante Exum
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. LA - Noah Vonleh
8. Sacramento - Zach Lavine
9. Charlotte - Doug McDermott
10. Philadelphia - Cleanthony Early

[Milbuck]

Go.

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid ( assuming his back is ok)
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Marcus Smart ( yes call me crazy)
4. Orlando - Jabari Parker
5. Utah - Dante Exum
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. LA - Noah Vonleh
8. Sacramento - Zach Lavine
9. Charlotte - Doug McDermott
10. Philadelphia - Cleanthony Early
:whatever:

[Andrei89]

:whatever:


Kid is going to beast!!

Anyway...contribute or gtfo :applause:

[waseem780]

1- Joel Embiid
2- Wiggins
3- Jabari Parker
4- Exum
5- Randle
6- Vonleh
7- Smart
8- Lavine
9-McDermott
10- Aaron Gordon

[D-FENS]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid ( assuming his back is ok)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp7PX7hYUFQ

Does his back look okay to you? This kid has Hakeem potential. If the Cavs don't draft him Dilbert should be forced to sell the team to Balmer so he can move them to Seattle. Then Memphis moves east.

Anyway, my list:
1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins (trade to Philly and pick up an extra pick)
3. Philadelphia - Jabari Parker (trade to Milwaukee)
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Aaron Gordon
7. LA Lakers - Marcus Smart
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric (trade)
9. Charlotte - Gary Harris
10. Philadelphia - Jusuf Nurkic
11. Denver - James Young
12. Orlando - Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Nik Stauskas
14. Phoenix - Zach LaVine

Also, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Knicks or Nuggets trade for a mid first round pick to draft Kyle Anderson. He's perfect for the triangle, and he'll be an all-rookie first teamer.

[waseem780]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp7PX7hYUFQ

Does his back look okay to you? This kid has Hakeem potential. If the Cavs don't draft him Dilbert should be forced to sell the team to Balmer so he can move them to Seattle. Then Memphis moves east.

Anyway, my list:
1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins (trade to Philly and pick up an extra pick)
3. Philadelphia - Jabari Parker (trade to Milwaukee)
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Aaron Gordon
7. LA Lakers - Marcus Smart
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric (trade)
9. Charlotte - Gary Harris
10. Philadelphia - Jusuf Nurkic
11. Denver - James Young
12. Orlando - Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Nik Stauskas
14. Phoenix - Zach LaVine

Also, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Knicks or Nuggets trade for a mid first round pick to draft Kyle Anderson. He's perfect for the triangle, and he'll be an all-rookie first teamer.
No Vonleh in your top 14 ?

[JohnMax]

1 embiid
2 parker
3 wiggins
4 exum
5 vonleh
6 randle
7 smart
8 gordon
9 dario saric
10 mcdermott

[Clyde]

I don't get why Levine cracks anyone's top 10.

I just don't see it.

[BlackWhiteGreen]

I'd rather we traded the 6th pick for a bag of chips than take Randle. So pointless with Sullinger and Olynyk.

1. Embiid
2. Wiggins
3. Parker
4. Exum
5. Vonleh
6. Smart
7. Gordon
8. Randle
9. McDermott
10. Saric

[Kiddlovesnets]

I dont know about the rest, but Wiggins is getting the No.1 pick. Cant sleep on a guy with top 20 GOAT potential while the others will have a hard time making it to top 50.

[T_L_P]

I dont know about the rest, but Wiggins is getting the No.1 pick. Cant sleep on a guy with top 20 GOAT potential while the others will have a hard time making it to top 50.

With all of these "room to grow" players in recent years, I'd like to see a sure fire impact player taken first.

Wiggins won't be elite for his first few years tbh. :confusedshrug:

[el gringos]

I don't get why Levine cracks anyone's top 10.

I just don't see it.
Then you better not have wiggins over Parker. It's all about what they've seen him do and that's youtube videos of him running and dunking. You want player? Without media coverage you wouldn't have been able to peg wiggins as a top couple or top overall type pick. Even more drastic w La Vine.

[The JKidd Kid]

1. Cleveland- Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee- Andrew Wiggins
3. Philidelphia- Jabari Parker
4. Orlando- Dante Exum
5. Utah- Noah Vonleh
6. Boston- Aaron Gordon
7. Lakers- Marcus Smart
8. Sacramento- Julius Randle
9. Charlotte- Nik Stauskas
10. Philidelphia- James Young

[Denitron]

1. Embiid
2. Theoo
3. Wiggins
4. Parker
5. Randle
6. Exum
7. Vonleh
8. Smart
9. Lavine
10. Gordon

[RedBlackAttack]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philidelphia - Andrew Wiggins
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Marcus Smart
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. Lakers - Noah Vonleh
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric
9. Charlotte - Aaron Gordon
10. Philidelphia - Nik Stauskas

[Smook A.]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philidelphia - Jabari Parker
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Julius Randle
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. Lakers - Marcus Smart
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric
9. Charlotte - Aaron Gordon
10. Philidelphia - Nik Stauskas

[Cocaine80s]

1.Lavine
2.Randle
3.Embiid
4. Wiggins
5. Parker

That's all I care about

[chocolatethunder]

I don't get why Levine cracks anyone's top 10.

I just don't see it.
I feel the same way about Smart.

[RedBlackAttack]

There are some really tough calls in this draft. Obviously, there's the never-ending Parker/Wiggins debate and it seems as though Exum is the likely choice at 4, but after that... Tough.

Vonleh is the highest climber at the moment and it wouldn't shock me if he ended up going to Utah at 5.

Smart is a very intriguing prospect. If he had a better jumpshot, he'd probably go 4th. He sort of reminds me of a bigger version of Eric Bledsoe when he was coming out of UK.

Randle's stock seems to be dropping. I think there is real concern that he's basically a one-handed player at this stage. He can't do sh!t with his right hand and that will be taken advantage of really quickly in the NBA. I still have him at 6, but it wouldn't shock me if he dropped as low as the 8-10 range.

I like Stauskas and Saric at the tail end of the Top 10.

Gordon is a guy that could bump up a few spots if Randle drops. To me, those two guys are sort of competing against one another for draft position.

Really tough call this year.

[chocolatethunder]

There are some really tough calls in this draft. Obviously, there's the never-ending Parker/Wiggins debate and it seems as though Exum is the likely choice at 4, but after that... Tough.

Vonleh is the highest climber at the moment and it wouldn't shock me if he ended up going to Utah at 5.

Smart is a very intriguing prospect. If he had a better jumpshot, he'd probably go 4th. He sort of reminds me of a bigger version of Eric Bledsoe when he was coming out of UK.

Randle's stock seems to be dropping. I think there is real concern that he's basically a one-handed player at this stage. He can't do sh!t with his right hand and that will be taken advantage of really quickly in the NBA. I still have him at 6, but it wouldn't shock me if he dropped as low as the 8-10 range.

I like Stauskas and Saric at the tail end of the Top 10.

Gordon is a guy that could bump up a few spots if Randle drops. To me, those two guys are sort of competing against one another for draft position.

Really tough call this year.
I agree with almost all if what you said but I just see Smart as no good but he'll def be drafted about where you said he'll be. I just think he can't shoot, isn't fast enough and isn't enough of a PG to play PG in the NBA. He didn't really improve this year. I'm not sure if Saric is gonna go that high or not because of concerns of him not playing here next year. Also, Lavine or someone else could break in to the top 10. I don't think Randle will drop that much because although he's one handed, he measured well at the combine and his vert was better than expected. McDermott could likely be in the top 10 as well because he tested well at the combine. Stauskas could def be 10th also. It is tough because you're not selecting players who have played four years of D1 ball, these are guys with a year under their belts. I'm sure several of these guys won't pan out and guys taken later in the draft will be surprises. Either way, don't condemn any of them if they play poorly next year because it's gonna take a few years for these dudes to get rolling.

[Dr. Cheesesteak]

Wth, I'll go full Lottery

1. Cavs - Andrew Wiggins
2. Bucks - Joel Embiid
3. Jazz - Jabari Parker
4. Magic - Dante Exum
5. 76ers - Julius Randle
6. Celtics - Noah Vonleh
7. Lakers - Zach LaVine
8. Hawks - Aaron Gordon
9. Hornets - Gary Harris
10. 76ers - James Young
11. Nuggets - Doug McDermott
12. Magic - Marcus Smart
13. T'Wolves - Dario Saric
14. Suns - TJ Warren

That's right, I even got the trades included!

I'm calling Hawks and Kings make #8 trade deal before draft. #8 pick is officially on the block and apparently the 2 heaviest rumored targets are Gibson from Bulls and Horford from Hawks.

I think the Hawks are more ambitious, so I think the deal gets done there.
Kings get - Al Horford, #15 pick
Hawks get - Jason Thompson, Derrick Williams, Jason Terry, #8 pick

I also dream the Jazz will get Parker and the only way to do that is to trade up. I say...
Jazz get - #3 pick
76ers get - Rudy Gobert, Alec Burks, #5 pick

[Xiao Yao You]

Wth, I'll go full Lottery

1. Cavs - Andrew Wiggins
2. Bucks - Joel Embiid
3. Jazz - Jabari Parker
4. Magic - Dante Exum
5. 76ers - Julius Randle
6. Celtics - Noah Vonleh
7. Lakers - Zach LaVine
8. Hawks - Aaron Gordon
9. Hornets - Gary Harris
10. 76ers - James Young
11. Nuggets - Doug McDermott
12. Magic - Marcus Smart
13. T'Wolves - Dario Saric
14. Suns - TJ Warren

That's right, I even got the trades included!

I'm calling Hawks and Kings make #8 trade deal before draft. #8 pick is officially on the block and apparently the 2 heaviest rumored targets are Gibson from Bulls and Horford from Hawks.

I think the Hawks are more ambitious, so I think the deal gets done there.
Kings get - Al Horford, #15 pick
Hawks get - Jason Thompson, Derrick Williams, Jason Terry, #8 pick

I also dream the Jazz will get Parker and the only way to do that is to trade up. I say...
Jazz get - #3 pick
76ers get - Rudy Gobert, Alec Burks, #5 pick

Not sure I like giving all that up for someone that is compared to Carmelo and is rumored to be out of shape along with the questions about his D.

[JtotheIzzo]

Go.

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid ( assuming his back is ok)
2. Milwaukee - Andrew Wiggins
3. Philadelphia - Marcus Smart ( yes call me crazy)
4. Orlando - Jabari Parker
5. Utah - Dante Exum
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. LA - Noah Vonleh
8. Sacramento - Zach Lavine
9. Charlotte - Doug McDermott
10. Philadelphia - Cleanthony Early


Early is not a top 20 pick.

[JtotheIzzo]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philidelphia - Andrew Wiggins
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Marcus Smart
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. Lakers - Noah Vonleh
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric
9. Charlotte - Aaron Gordon
10. Philidelphia - Nik Stauskas

Would love Philly if this happened.

[DStebb716]

1. Cleveland - Wiggins
2. Milwaukee - Parkers
3. Philadelphia - Joel Embiid
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Marcus Smart
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA Lakers - Julius Randle
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric
9. Charlotte - Aaron Gordon
10. Philadelphia - Doug McDermott (if they believe he can play the three, if not then Nik Stauskas).

[dreamwarrior]

Based purely on need:

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid. He's the best center in the draft.
2. Milwaukee - Parker. He can play the PF position they desperately need
3. Philadelphia - The next best center
4. Orlando - Aaron Gordon PF
5. Utah - Julius Randle F
6. Boston - Andrew Wiggins. They need a center badly so draft this kid and trade him for one.
7. LA Lakers - Marcus Smart. They have like 10 PGs but they all suck
8. Sacramento - Noah Vonleh. Also need a center so this would be a good pick to trade.
9. Charlotte - Glenn Robinson III. The kid can play
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris. They don't have a capable SG and this guy has a great shot.

[Carter_17]

1. Cleveland - Wiggins
2. Milwaukee - Embid
3. Philidelphia - Parker
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Vonleh
6. Boston - Saric
7. Lakers - Lavine


Rest doestn matter they are all scrubs so won't make any difference

[Dr. Cheesesteak]

Not sure I like giving all that up for someone that is compared to Carmelo and is rumored to be out of shape along with the questions about his D.
But think of the PR for the Mormon savior! And sign Jimmer as a FA... :rockon:

[RedBlackAttack]

I agree with almost all if what you said but I just see Smart as no good but he'll def be drafted about where you said he'll be. I just think he can't shoot, isn't fast enough and isn't enough of a PG to play PG in the NBA. He didn't really improve this year. I'm not sure if Saric is gonna go that high or not because of concerns of him not playing here next year. Also, Lavine or someone else could break in to the top 10. I don't think Randle will drop that much because although he's one handed, he measured well at the combine and his vert was better than expected. McDermott could likely be in the top 10 as well because he tested well at the combine. Stauskas could def be 10th also. It is tough because you're not selecting players who have played four years of D1 ball, these are guys with a year under their belts. I'm sure several of these guys won't pan out and guys taken later in the draft will be surprises. Either way, don't condemn any of them if they play poorly next year because it's gonna take a few years for these dudes to get rolling.
That trend has made drafting since the mid-90s so much more difficult than it was in the 1980s and early part of the 90s. It was very rare for a player to leave before completing at least three years of college back then. By that point, you have a pretty good idea of the player you're getting.

Then, we went through the KG, Kobe, up to LeBron/Dwight years where high school guys were declaring and it was almost a total crapshoot in most cases. It's easy to forget how many heralded HS stars never made it in the NBA.

Now, we've settled into a weird middle ground. We see just enough to where you can catch glimpses of potential against good competition, but it's still tough to evaluate, especially with the one-and-doners.

Here's how I feel about this draft...

Embiid is on his own tier at the top. I do firmly believe that. I don't think there's even really going to be a hefty debate when all of the workouts are completed.

Wiggins and Parker are going to fight for positions 2/3 all the way up until draft night. I might slightly prefer Wiggins right now, although he has a lot of holes in his game, because he's going to be a really good defender pretty much out of the gates. With his athletic ability, he'll figure out what works best offensively. I didn't think he was used all that well in the KU offense. Yeah, he needs to work long and hard on his handle, but he has the athletic traits to be a sort of Russell Westbrook at the 3... which is pretty crazy to think about.

You look back at the concerns about Westbrook coming out of college and there was a lot of the same stuff being said. He was not a popular pick for OKC according to other fans around the league. I remember many people thinking Jeryd Bayless was a much better prospect because of Russ' lack of a jumper and supposed suspect ball handling skills.

Regardless, the 76ers will gladly take whichever guy is left.

Exum seems to be set at 4.

Almost anything could happen after that, as you said.

[maybeshewill13]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philidelphia - Andrew Wiggins
4. Orlando - Dante Exum
5. Utah - Marcus Smart
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. Lakers - Noah Vonleh
8. Sacramento - Dario Saric
9. Charlotte - Aaron Gordon
10. Philidelphia - Nik Stauskas
This would be about what I can see happening.

[midatlantic09]

1. Embiid
2. Theoo
3. Wiggins
4. Parker
5. Randle
6. Exum
7. Vonleh
8. Smart
9. Lavine
10. Gordon

Who?

[maybeshewill13]

Who?
The guy has been climbing draft ladders rapidly for a while now. Touted to be one of the top prospects.

[midatlantic09]

Based purely on need:

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid. He's the best center in the draft.
2. Milwaukee - Parker. He can play the PF position they desperately need
3. Philadelphia - The next best center
4. Orlando - Aaron Gordon PF
5. Utah - Julius Randle F
6. Boston - Andrew Wiggins. They need a center badly so draft this kid and trade him for one.
7. LA Lakers - Marcus Smart. They have like 10 PGs but they all suck
8. Sacramento - Noah Vonleh. Also need a center so this would be a good pick to trade.
9. Charlotte - Glenn Robinson III. The kid can play
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris. They don't have a capable SG and this guy has a great shot.

How many gallons of vodka did you drink this evening?

[Magic731]

Based purely on need:

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid. He's the best center in the draft.
2. Milwaukee - Parker. He can play the PF position they desperately need
3. Philadelphia - The next best center
4. Orlando - Aaron Gordon PF
5. Utah - Julius Randle F
6. Boston - Andrew Wiggins. They need a center badly so draft this kid and trade him for one.
7. LA Lakers - Marcus Smart. They have like 10 PGs but they all suck
8. Sacramento - Noah Vonleh. Also need a center so this would be a good pick to trade.
9. Charlotte - Glenn Robinson III. The kid can play
10. Philadelphia - Gary Harris. They don't have a capable SG and this guy has a great shot.
No Exum in top 10 :biggums:

[midatlantic09]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid ( assuming his back is ok)
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philadelphia - Andrew Wiggins
4. Orlando - Julius Randle
5. Utah - Dante Exum
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA - Marcus Smart
8. Sacramento - Aaron Gordon
9. Charlotte - Rodney Hood
10. Philadelphia - James Young

[Xiao Yao You]

But think of the PR for the Mormon savior! And sign Jimmer as a FA... :rockon:

Makes sense for the owners and over half their fan base. They could have went after Jimmer this season and didn't so I doubt they will.

[hawksdogsbraves]

Wth, I'll go full Lottery

1. Cavs - Andrew Wiggins
2. Bucks - Joel Embiid
3. Jazz - Jabari Parker
4. Magic - Dante Exum
5. 76ers - Julius Randle
6. Celtics - Noah Vonleh
7. Lakers - Zach LaVine
8. Hawks - Aaron Gordon
9. Hornets - Gary Harris
10. 76ers - James Young
11. Nuggets - Doug McDermott
12. Magic - Marcus Smart
13. T'Wolves - Dario Saric
14. Suns - TJ Warren

That's right, I even got the trades included!

I'm calling Hawks and Kings make #8 trade deal before draft. #8 pick is officially on the block and apparently the 2 heaviest rumored targets are Gibson from Bulls and Horford from Hawks.

I think the Hawks are more ambitious, so I think the deal gets done there.
Kings get - Al Horford, #15 pick
Hawks get - Jason Thompson, Derrick Williams, Jason Terry, #8 pick

I also dream the Jazz will get Parker and the only way to do that is to trade up. I say...
Jazz get - #3 pick
76ers get - Rudy Gobert, Alec Burks, #5 pick

What a hilariously awful trade for the Hawks.

Wait, H... Hawkfan? Is that you??

[kshutts1]

1. Cleveland - Needs SF or C. Either Wiggins or Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Needs PG, SF. Wiggins or trade pick.
3. Philadelphia - Need SG, SF, PF. Smart, Parker or trade.
4. Orlando - Needs PG/SG (whichever one you don't consider Dipo), SF, PF. Dante Exum is the name most attached to them, but Smart or Parker would do well, also.
5. Utah - Needs SG, SF. Marcus Smart, Randle (big SF).
6. Boston - Needs every position. Not sold on Olynyk or Sully. Most likely to trade up if Embiid is not picked first.
7. Lakers - Need everything. Best player available.
8. Sacramento - Need interior defensive presence or SF to develop.
9. Charlotte - G, SF, PF. Pretty much best player available.
10. Philadelphia - SG, SF, PF, dependent upon earlier pick.

Cleveland - Wiggins
Boston* - Embiid
Philly - Parker
Orlando - Exum
Utah - Smart
Philly** - Randle
Lakers - Vonleh
Sacramento - Gordon
Charlotte - Saric
Milwaukee** *- McDermott

*Milwaukee trades down when Wiggins doesn't fall to them. Embiid doesn't fill a need. #2, Mayo, Knight to Boston for #6, #17, Rondo.

** --Milwaukee trades down, again... 6, Ilyasova to Philly for 10, unprotected 2015, JRich

[fatboy11]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philadelphia - Andrew Wiggins
4. Orlando - Marcus Smart
5. Utah - Noah Vonleh
6. Boston - Julius Randle
7. LA - Dante Exum
8. Sacramento - Aaron Gordon
9. Charlotte - Doug McDermott
10. Philadelphia - Nik Stauskas

Had toughest time with Boston, Sacramento and Charlotte picks.

[dreamwarrior]

No Exum in top 10 :biggums:
I have him going #1 in the 2nd round

[ProfessorMurder]

I'd rather we traded the 6th pick for a bag of chips than take Randle. So pointless with Sullinger and Olynyk.

Yeah, I'd like Randle but it would be pointless behind Sully/Olynyk/Green.

[Dr. Cheesesteak]

What a hilariously awful trade for the Hawks.

Wait, H... Hawkfan? Is that you??
:oldlol:

In reality, McLemore would be included instead of JT (either of them) and DWill (if w/ the Jet JT), and Hawks probably keep #15 pick. But that'd rape the Kings too hard. No way I'd allow that in my fantasy prediction!

[HylianNightmare]

i hope the hornets get someone good

[hateraid]

1. Cleveland - Andrew wiggins
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philadelphia - Joel Embiid
4. Orlando - Julius Randle
5. Utah - Dante Exum
6. Boston - Noah Vonleh
7. LA - Aaron Gordon
8. Sacramento - Doug McDermott
9. Charlotte - Marcus Smart
10. Philadelphia - Zack LaVine

I want Zack badly!

[hangintheair]

Cavs: Joel Embiid (need a C)
Bucks: Parker (need a pure scorer)
Sixers: Wiggins (for future development)
Magic: Smart (Nice combo with Oladipo)
Utah: Exum (Best Talent)
Celtics: Vonleh (for future development)
Lakers: Randle (best talent)
Sacramento: Lavine (need an SG)
Hornets: Gordon (need a PF)
Sixers: Saric (For future development)

[Milbuck]

Still can't believe OP thinks Marcus Smart will go #3 :oldlol:

[secund2nun]

I don't get why Levine cracks anyone's top 10.

I just don't see it.

It is outrageous that his scrub self is somehow projected to be in the top 10. The guy is literally a scrub. He represents just how overrated guards are.

[hateraid]

I don't get why Levine cracks anyone's top 10.

I just don't see it.

Because he's got physical tools you cannot teach. His combines showcased it. Beat exum in Speed drills and outjumped Gordon. Good size for a shooting guard with a long wingspan and has an outside shot that has room to develop.

At#10 I hope the Sixers snag him. He can be rotated with MCW, Wroten, and Anderson.

[WTFdidNBAbigsGO]

1. Cleveland - Joel Embiid
2. Milwaukee - Jabari Parker
3. Philadelphia - Wiggins
4. Orlando - Julius Randle
5. Utah - Dante Exum
6. Boston - Aaron Gordon
7. LA Lakers - Marcus Smart
8. Sacramento - Vonleh
9. Charlotte - Gary Harris
10. Philadelphia - James Young
11. Denver - Nik Stauskas
12. Orlando - Doug McDermott
13. Minnesota - Dario Saric
14. Phoenix - Rodney Hood

[kurple]

CLE: Embiid
MIL: Parker
PHI: Wiggins
ORL: Smart
UTH: Gordon
BOS: Exum
LAL: Randle (Trade)
SAC: Vonleh (Trade)
CHA: Saric
PHI: Stauskas
DEN: LeVine
ORL: McDermott
MIN: Harris
PHX: Anderson (Trade)