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NBA mock draft: New lottery picks for Cavs, Bulls, Knicks
1. Chicago Bulls
Luka Doncic
Real Madrid
Age: 18
SG
Doncic rockets up to the top spot on our board after a tremendous showing at Eurobasket, as detailed by Mike Schmitz. He was named to the All-Tournament team after holding his own, and then some, against numerous NBA players, setting the bar extremely high for the other NCAA-based candidates at No. 1.
Doncic will play a featured role for Real Madrid with the injury suffered by their star combo guard Sergio Llull, and will be scrutinized heavily for how effectively he's able to carry the scoring load in a go-to role.
2. Atlanta Hawks
Michael Porter
Missouri
Freshman
SF/PF
Porter's size, shot-creation skill and scoring instincts will make him a coveted prospect next June. He's a playmaker on both ends of the floor who is just starting to figure out how to put his talent to full use. NBA scouts will want to see him lead Missouri to the NCAA tournament while playing efficient basketball on both ends of the floor.
3. Cleveland Cavaliers (via Nets)
Marvin Bagley
Duke
Freshman
PF/C
Bagley is a fluid athlete with a natural feel for scoring, rebounding and blocking shots, which helps him post elite numbers at the high school and AAU level. He's a terror in the open court and very difficult for opposing big men to stay in front of in one-on-one situations, getting him to the free throw line at an excellent rate. NBA teams will want to see how easily he'll be able to make the transition to the intensity level of the college game and get a better gauge for his defense and outside shooting potential.
4. Sacramento Kings
DeAndre Ayton
Arizona
Freshman
C
Ayton has elite physical tools, standing 7 feet tall with a 7-foot-5.5 wingspan and an excellent frame. He also is fairly skilled offensively, showing potential as a finisher and jump-shooter. NBA scouts question his motor and defensive awareness, things they'll be monitoring closely at Arizona.
5. Phoenix Suns
Mohamed Bamba
Texas
Freshman
C
Bamba has a 7-foot-9 wingspan that would be the longest of any player currently in the NBA. He's a solid basketball player as well, with good hands, impressive timing as a shot-blocker and rebounder and more offensive ability than you might expect. Bamba doesn't always operate at maximum intensity, and there are some question marks about his toughness.
Some NBA scouts feel Bamba is a sleeper to keep an eye on at No. 1, as he has one of the most unique profiles of any prospect in this draft. The glimpses he showed on Texas' tour of Australia last month were impressive.
6. New York Knicks
Miles Bridges
Michigan State
Sophomore
SF/PF
Bridges is arguably the best athlete in this draft and plays a coveted position as a two-way forward who can guard all over the floor. He converted 39 percent of his 3-pointers as a freshman and is making strides with his ball-handling and playmaking abilities as well. After passing up the chance to be a lottery pick in last year's draft, Bridges will be expected to show significant improvement while leading Michigan State on a deep NCAA tournament run.
7. Indiana Pacers
Robert Williams
Texas A&M
Sophomore
PF/C
Williams is a physical specimen with an NBA body, 7-foot-4 wingspan and tremendous athleticism. He has impressive potential as a rim-protector and pick-and-roll finisher but also shows some ability to pass the ball and even make perimeter jumpers. As a late bloomer, Williams' polish, feel for the game and consistent productivity are still catching up to his potential and tools.
8. Orlando Magic
Collin Sexton
Alabama
Freshman
PG
Sexton is a scoring machine who produced a point per minute in both the Nike EYBL and FIBA competition with USA Basketball. He's an exceptional athlete with a 6-foot-7 wingspan and the type of aggressiveness and nasty streak you want to see in a lead guard. His decision-making, court vision and leadership skills need refinement and are the things NBA scouts will be monitoring at Alabama under head coach Avery Johnson.
9. Philadelphia 76ers (via Lakers)
Jaren Jackson
Michigan State
Freshman
PF/C
A big man with elite physical tools in terms of size, frame, wingspan and athleticism, Jackson has budding skills with his ability to shoot 3-pointers, protect the rim and even create his own shot on occasion. He's still putting it all together on a consistent basis. His toughness and feel for the game are a work in progress.
10. Dallas Mavericks
Wendell Carter
Duke
Freshman
PF/C
Carter is a physically mature big man with a 257-pound frame and a 7-foot-3 wingspan, which allows him to play the center position with ease. He's a polished player with excellent hands and touch around the basket who has relied heavily on his strength until this point in his career. Can he continue to score and rebound at a high rate against older players as well?
11. Detroit Pistons
Trevon Duval
Duke
Freshman
PG
The Duke freshman is a quick-twitch athlete with great size, a strong frame and a 6-foot-9.5 wingspan, allowing him to defend either guard position. He's explosive in transition and capable of playing at different speeds in the half court, though he's extremely limited as a shooter and needs to work on his decision-making skills as well.
12. Memphis Grizzlies
Bruce Brown
Miami
Sophomore
SG
Brown is a hard-working combo guard with long arms and good athleticism, playing the game in attack mode on both ends of the floor. He's also a lockdown defender and a capable shooter, but does he score enough to project as a starter in the NBA? One knock on Brown: The sophomore is the same age (21) as some seniors.
13. New Orleans Pelicans
Lonnie Walker
Miami
Freshman
SG
A long-armed shooting guard with a strong frame and impressive athleticism, Walker has strong 3-and-D attributes but has shown flashes of being able to do more. He needs to improve his ballhandling and shot creation. His assertiveness and effort also come and go at times.
14. Charlotte Hornets
Justin Jackson
Maryland
Sophomore
SF/PF
The Maryland sophomore is a versatile combo forward who can even play some small-ball center, thanks to his strong frame and 7-foot-3 wingspan. Jack has made steady improvement defensively and as a 3-point shooter, making him easy to project to today's NBA game. He needs to continue to improve his feel for the game and ball-handling ability.
15. Utah Jazz
Dzanan Musa
Cedevita
Age: 18
SF
A precocious European wing with tremendous size and scoring instincts, Musa is already putting up big numbers at a very high level of competition. He's an aggressive player who can put up points from anywhere on the floor and plays with a level of confidence and swagger that will make his transition to the NBA game easier. He lacks length, negating his size to a certain degree and limiting his defensive potential. Plus, he's a just OK athlete who lets his emotions get the best of him at times.
16. Phoenix Suns (via Heat)
Troy Brown
Oregon
Freshman
SG
Thanks to his strong frame and 6-foot-11 wingspan, Brown is a Swiss-army knife who can play anywhere from 1-4. He's a good passer, ball handler and defender with a competitive streak and good feel for the game. He lacks elite athleticism and is a very streaky shooter.
17. Philadelphia 76ers
Hamidou Diallo
Kentucky
Sophomore
SG
Diallo is an athletic shooting guard with a massive, 6-foot-11 wingspan who is highly explosive in the open court. He also brings significant potential defensively, though he's a very poor shooter and just a rudimentary ball-handler in the half court.
18. Portland Trail Blazers
Mikal Bridges
Villanova
Junior
SF
Bridges is a prototypical 3-and-D wing with good size, a 7-foot-1 wingspan and an improving frame. He's a highly efficient player on both ends of the floor and a multipositional defender. However, his skill level is still a work in progress, in terms of shot creation and ability to shoot off the dribble.
19. LA Clippers
Chimezie Metu
USC
Junior
Center
The USC junior is a mobile big man with a strong frame and high-level athleticism. He has shown flashes offensively both facing and with his back to the basket. His soft hands and touch help him knock down an occasional midrange jumper, though he doesn't always play hard enough, considering his projected role and that his defensive toughness and intensity come and go. He also doesn't rebound at a great clip. Metu has upside but will need to translate that into more consistent production this season.
20. Denver Nuggets
Mitchell Robinson
College: None
Freshman
C
Robinson is a freakishly athletic 7-footer with a big wingspan and an impressive frame who plays quick off his feet with solid hands and touch. However, his on-court awareness and feel for the game are very underdeveloped. He left Western Kentucky in early August after a handful of practices, then returned a few weeks later, and now again decided to depart, this time likely for good.
All the controversy around Robinson will undoubtedly affect his NBA draft stock, as he's a raw prospect who certainly could have used at least a year of experience in some type of organized setting to prepare him for professional basketball. The question now: Did NBA scouts see enough on the all-star circuit to draft him in the top 20? Will workouts change their minds?
He could certainly continue to slide depending on how he handles himself over the next nine months, especially once new prospects start to emerge in college and around the globe.
Trevon Duval
Duke
Freshman
PG
The Duke freshman is a quick-twitch athlete with great size, a strong frame and a 6-foot-9.5 wingspan, allowing him to defend either guard position. He's explosive in transition and capable of playing at different speeds in the half court, though he's extremely limited as a shooter and needs to work on his decision-making skills as well.
12. Memphis Grizzlies
Bruce Brown
Miami
Sophomore
SG
Brown is a hard-working combo guard with long arms and good athleticism, playing the game in attack mode on both ends of the floor. He's also a lockdown defender and a capable shooter, but does he score enough to project as a starter in the NBA? One knock on Brown: The sophomore is the same age (21) as some seniors.
13. New Orleans Pelicans
Lonnie Walker
Miami
Freshman
SG
A long-armed shooting guard with a strong frame and impressive athleticism, Walker has strong 3-and-D attributes but has shown flashes of being able to do more. He needs to improve his ballhandling and shot creation. His assertiveness and effort also come and go at times.
14. Charlotte Hornets
Justin Jackson
Maryland
Sophomore
SF/PF
The Maryland sophomore is a versatile combo forward who can even play some small-ball center, thanks to his strong frame and 7-foot-3 wingspan. Jack has made steady improvement defensively and as a 3-point shooter, making him easy to project to today's NBA game. He needs to continue to improve his feel for the game and ball-handling ability.
15. Utah Jazz
Dzanan Musa
Cedevita
Age: 18
SF
A precocious European wing with tremendous size and scoring instincts, Musa is already putting up big numbers at a very high level of competition. He's an aggressive player who can put up points from anywhere on the floor and plays with a level of confidence and swagger that will make his transition to the NBA game easier. He lacks length, negating his size to a certain degree and limiting his defensive potential. Plus, he's a just OK athlete who lets his emotions get the best of him at times.
16. Phoenix Suns (via Heat)
Troy Brown
Oregon
Freshman
SG
Thanks to his strong frame and 6-foot-11 wingspan, Brown is a Swiss-army knife who can play anywhere from 1-4. He's a good passer, ball handler and defender with a competitive streak and good feel for the game. He lacks elite athleticism and is a very streaky shooter.
17. Philadelphia 76ers
Hamidou Diallo
Kentucky
Sophomore
SG
Diallo is an athletic shooting guard with a massive, 6-foot-11 wingspan who is highly explosive in the open court. He also brings significant potential defensively, though he's a very poor shooter and just a rudimentary ball-handler in the half court.
18. Portland Trail Blazers
Mikal Bridges
Villanova
Junior
SF
Bridges is a prototypical 3-and-D wing with good size, a 7-foot-1 wingspan and an improving frame. He's a highly efficient player on both ends of the floor and a multipositional defender. However, his skill level is still a work in progress, in terms of shot creation and ability to shoot off the dribble.
19. LA Clippers
Chimezie Metu
USC
Junior
Center
The USC junior is a mobile big man with a strong frame and high-level athleticism. He has shown flashes offensively both facing and with his back to the basket. His soft hands and touch help him knock down an occasional midrange jumper, though he doesn't always play hard enough, considering his projected role and that his defensive toughness and intensity come and go. He also doesn't rebound at a great clip. Metu has upside but will need to translate that into more consistent production this season.
20. Denver Nuggets
Mitchell Robinson
College: None
Freshman
C
Robinson is a freakishly athletic 7-footer with a big wingspan and an impressive frame who plays quick off his feet with solid hands and touch. However, his on-court awareness and feel for the game are very underdeveloped. He left Western Kentucky in early August after a handful of practices, then returned a few weeks later, and now again decided to depart, this time likely for good.
All the controversy around Robinson will undoubtedly affect his NBA draft stock, as he's a raw prospect who certainly could have used at least a year of experience in some type of organized setting to prepare him for professional basketball. The question now: Did NBA scouts see enough on the all-star circuit to draft him in the top 20? Will workouts change their minds?
He could certainly continue to slide depending on how he handles himself over the next nine months, especially once new prospects start to emerge in college and around the globe.
21. Milwaukee Bucks
Rodions Kurucs
Barcelona
Age: 19
SF/PF
The big wing/combo forward has a nice frame and an intriguing skill set. He's a capable shooter with a fluid stroke off the catch. Kurucs can create his own shot from the perimeter and is a solid passer, but his defensive intensity wavers, and his jumper is prone to streakiness. Will he see enough minutes in the ACB this season to prove he's worth a first-round selection?
22. Washington Wizards
Nick Richards
Kentucky
Freshman
C
A 7-footer with a tremendous frame and a 7-foot-4 wingspan, Richards is quick off his feet and fluid in the open floor. He shows flashes with his footwork and touch in the post and has timing as a shot-blocker. His motor runs hot and cold, though, and he isn't very polished on either end of the floor.
23. Brooklyn Nets (via Raptors)
Shake Milton
SMU
Junior
PG
The big point guard has the size, length and frame to defend both backcourt positions with his 7-foot wingspan. He's a career 3-point shooter at the college level and very versatile with his ability to shoot, pass and guard, but he has somewhat of a vanilla approach to the game. His defensive intensity tends to waver.
24. Atlanta Hawks (via Timberwolves)
Grayson Allen
Duke
Senior
SG
Allen is a high-level shot maker coming off a down year at Duke, partially due to injuries and a variety distractions. He has deep range on his jumper and can make shots off the bounce from well beyond NBA range. The senior is a vertically explosive leaper but doesn't have much side-to-side wiggle and struggles to guard anyone, even at the college level, due to his poor size, length and lateral quickness.
25. Cleveland Cavaliers
Isaac Bonga
Frankfurt
Age: 17
PG/SF
A 6-foot-9 point guard with a 7-foot wingspan and an excellent feel for the game, Bonga uses his size to see over the top of the defense and find teammates with creativity. He has great instincts and versatility defensively, perhaps his biggest value at the NBA level. He also plays hard and has toughness. However, he is limited by his lack of quickness and almost complete inability to shoot from the perimeter. He needs the ball in his hands but struggles to get by better defenders.
26. Minnesota Timberwolves (via Thunder)
De'Anthony Melton
USC
Sophomore
PG/SG
Melton is a tough-minded combo guard who fills up the stat sheet and guards at a high level. The high-IQ passer keeps the offense flowing and is instinctual on the glass and getting in the passing lanes. He has also shown flashes as a shooter, though he struggles to utilize his athleticism due to his extremely poor ball-handling skills and plays at just one speed. Can he take the next step in his development offensively and shoulder a bigger role?
27. Boston Celtics
Austin Wiley
Auburn
Sophomore
PF
Wiley stands 6-foot-11 with a 7-foot-5 wingspan, a 9-foot-1 standing reach and a chiseled 250-pound frame. He has improved his motor, feel for the game and conditioning dramatically. He's an outstanding offensive rebounder with soft hands and touch. But he plays below the rim and struggles to step out onto the perimeter, protect the rim, pass out of double teams or score outside of the paint, which makes him a very old-fashioned big man, the type that isn't really en vogue in today's NBA.
28. San Antonio Spurs
Tyus Battle
Syracuse
Sophomore
SG
A solid-sized wing with a frame that will fill out nicely in time, Battle has some untapped potential athletically. He made 37 percent of his 3s as a freshman, but he struggles to create his own shot in the half court. He also doesn't have great awareness defensively.
29. Atlanta Hawks (via Rockets)
Brandon McCoy
UNLV
Freshman
Center
McCoy is a 7-footer with a massive 250-pound frame and a big standing reach. He can operate with his back to the basket using footwork, touch and body control. He's also aggressive on the offensive glass. Still, McCoy needs to improve his on-court decision-making, and he's somewhat of a black hole offensively. He also really struggles to make his presence felt defensively, especially stepping outside the paint.
30. Golden State Warriors
Andrew Jones
Texas
Sophomore
PG
The physically talented guard stands 6-foot-4 with a 6-foot-6.5 wingspan. He's a good athlete, especially in the open court, who shows some nice versatility with his ability to handle, pass, guard multiple positions and make an occasional open 3-pointer. However, he didn't do anything consistently as a freshman and needs to improve his decision-making skills and off the dribble shooting ability to take on more ball-handling responsibilities.
Rodions Kurucs
Barcelona
Age: 19
SF/PF
The big wing/combo forward has a nice frame and an intriguing skill set. He's a capable shooter with a fluid stroke off the catch. Kurucs can create his own shot from the perimeter and is a solid passer, but his defensive intensity wavers, and his jumper is prone to streakiness. Will he see enough minutes in the ACB this season to prove he's worth a first-round selection?
22. Washington Wizards
Nick Richards
Kentucky
Freshman
C
A 7-footer with a tremendous frame and a 7-foot-4 wingspan, Richards is quick off his feet and fluid in the open floor. He shows flashes with his footwork and touch in the post and has timing as a shot-blocker. His motor runs hot and cold, though, and he isn't very polished on either end of the floor.
23. Brooklyn Nets (via Raptors)
Shake Milton
SMU
Junior
PG
The big point guard has the size, length and frame to defend both backcourt positions with his 7-foot wingspan. He's a career 3-point shooter at the college level and very versatile with his ability to shoot, pass and guard, but he has somewhat of a vanilla approach to the game. His defensive intensity tends to waver.
24. Atlanta Hawks (via Timberwolves)
Grayson Allen
Duke
Senior
SG
Allen is a high-level shot maker coming off a down year at Duke, partially due to injuries and a variety distractions. He has deep range on his jumper and can make shots off the bounce from well beyond NBA range. The senior is a vertically explosive leaper but doesn't have much side-to-side wiggle and struggles to guard anyone, even at the college level, due to his poor size, length and lateral quickness.
25. Cleveland Cavaliers
Isaac Bonga
Frankfurt
Age: 17
PG/SF
A 6-foot-9 point guard with a 7-foot wingspan and an excellent feel for the game, Bonga uses his size to see over the top of the defense and find teammates with creativity. He has great instincts and versatility defensively, perhaps his biggest value at the NBA level. He also plays hard and has toughness. However, he is limited by his lack of quickness and almost complete inability to shoot from the perimeter. He needs the ball in his hands but struggles to get by better defenders.
26. Minnesota Timberwolves (via Thunder)
De'Anthony Melton
USC
Sophomore
PG/SG
Melton is a tough-minded combo guard who fills up the stat sheet and guards at a high level. The high-IQ passer keeps the offense flowing and is instinctual on the glass and getting in the passing lanes. He has also shown flashes as a shooter, though he struggles to utilize his athleticism due to his extremely poor ball-handling skills and plays at just one speed. Can he take the next step in his development offensively and shoulder a bigger role?
27. Boston Celtics
Austin Wiley
Auburn
Sophomore
PF
Wiley stands 6-foot-11 with a 7-foot-5 wingspan, a 9-foot-1 standing reach and a chiseled 250-pound frame. He has improved his motor, feel for the game and conditioning dramatically. He's an outstanding offensive rebounder with soft hands and touch. But he plays below the rim and struggles to step out onto the perimeter, protect the rim, pass out of double teams or score outside of the paint, which makes him a very old-fashioned big man, the type that isn't really en vogue in today's NBA.
28. San Antonio Spurs
Tyus Battle
Syracuse
Sophomore
SG
A solid-sized wing with a frame that will fill out nicely in time, Battle has some untapped potential athletically. He made 37 percent of his 3s as a freshman, but he struggles to create his own shot in the half court. He also doesn't have great awareness defensively.
29. Atlanta Hawks (via Rockets)
Brandon McCoy
UNLV
Freshman
Center
McCoy is a 7-footer with a massive 250-pound frame and a big standing reach. He can operate with his back to the basket using footwork, touch and body control. He's also aggressive on the offensive glass. Still, McCoy needs to improve his on-court decision-making, and he's somewhat of a black hole offensively. He also really struggles to make his presence felt defensively, especially stepping outside the paint.
30. Golden State Warriors
Andrew Jones
Texas
Sophomore
PG
The physically talented guard stands 6-foot-4 with a 6-foot-6.5 wingspan. He's a good athlete, especially in the open court, who shows some nice versatility with his ability to handle, pass, guard multiple positions and make an occasional open 3-pointer. However, he didn't do anything consistently as a freshman and needs to improve his decision-making skills and off the dribble shooting ability to take on more ball-handling responsibilities.
Round 2
31. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Bulls)
Abdoulaye N'doye, PG, Age: 19, Chalon
32. Atlanta Hawks
Tadas Sedekerskis, SF, Age: 19.5, Baskonia
33. Philadelphia 76ers (via Nets)
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk, SG, Sr., Kansas
34. Sacramento Kings
V.J. King, SF, So., Louisville
35. Phoenix Suns
Arnoldas Kulboka, SF, Age: 19, Bamberg
36. Philadelphia 76ers (via Knicks)
Devonte' Graham, PG, Sr., Kansas
37. Brooklyn Nets (via Pacers)
Allonzo Trier, SG, Jr., Arizona
38. Orlando Magic
Ray Spalding, PF, Jr., Louisville
39. Brooklyn Nets (via Lakers)
Ethan Happ, PF, Jr., Wisconsin
40. Dallas Mavericks
Tryggvi Hlinason, C, Age: 19, Valencia
41. Detroit Pistons
Vince Edwards, SF/PF, Sr., Purdue
42. Memphis Grizzlies
Jacob Evans, SF, Jr., Cincinnati
43. New Orleans Pelicans
Bonzie Colson, PF, Sr., Notre Dame
44. Memphis Grizzlies (via Hornets)
Moritz Wagner, C, Jr., Michigan
45. Utah Jazz
Kostja Mushidi, SF, Age: 19, Mega Bemax
46. Houston Rockets (via Heat)
Alize Johnson, PF, Sr., Missouri State
47. Philadelphia 76ers
Donta Hall, PF/C, Jr., Alabama
48. Denver Nuggets (via Blazers)
Aaron Holiday, PG, Jr., UCLA
49. New York Knicks (via Clippers)
Rawle Alkins, SG, So., Arizona
50. Los Angeles Lakers (via Nuggets)
Anas Mahmoud, C, Sr., Louisville
51. Milwaukee Bucks
Malik Pope, PF, Sr., San Diego State
52. Washington Wizards
Chandler Hutchison, SG, Sr., Boise State
53. Phoenix Suns (via Raptors)
Drew Eubanks, C, Jr., Oregon State
54. Minnesota Timberwolves
Felipe Dos Anjos, C, Age: 19, Real Madrid
55. Charlotte Hornets (via Cavaliers)
Isaac Haas, C, Sr., Purdue
56. Oklahoma City Thunder
Keita Bates-Diop, SF, Sr., Ohio State
57. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Celtics)
Jeffrey Carroll, SF, Sr., Oklahoma State
58. San Antonio Spurs
Vasilis Charalampopoulos, SF/PF, Age: 20, PAOK
59. Philadelphia 76ers (via Rockets)
Johnathan Williams, PF/C, Sr., Gonzaga
60. Denver Nuggets (via Warriors)
Karim Jallow, SF, Age: 20, Bayern Munich
31. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Bulls)
Abdoulaye N'doye, PG, Age: 19, Chalon
32. Atlanta Hawks
Tadas Sedekerskis, SF, Age: 19.5, Baskonia
33. Philadelphia 76ers (via Nets)
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk, SG, Sr., Kansas
34. Sacramento Kings
V.J. King, SF, So., Louisville
35. Phoenix Suns
Arnoldas Kulboka, SF, Age: 19, Bamberg
36. Philadelphia 76ers (via Knicks)
Devonte' Graham, PG, Sr., Kansas
37. Brooklyn Nets (via Pacers)
Allonzo Trier, SG, Jr., Arizona
38. Orlando Magic
Ray Spalding, PF, Jr., Louisville
39. Brooklyn Nets (via Lakers)
Ethan Happ, PF, Jr., Wisconsin
40. Dallas Mavericks
Tryggvi Hlinason, C, Age: 19, Valencia
41. Detroit Pistons
Vince Edwards, SF/PF, Sr., Purdue
42. Memphis Grizzlies
Jacob Evans, SF, Jr., Cincinnati
43. New Orleans Pelicans
Bonzie Colson, PF, Sr., Notre Dame
44. Memphis Grizzlies (via Hornets)
Moritz Wagner, C, Jr., Michigan
45. Utah Jazz
Kostja Mushidi, SF, Age: 19, Mega Bemax
46. Houston Rockets (via Heat)
Alize Johnson, PF, Sr., Missouri State
47. Philadelphia 76ers
Donta Hall, PF/C, Jr., Alabama
48. Denver Nuggets (via Blazers)
Aaron Holiday, PG, Jr., UCLA
49. New York Knicks (via Clippers)
Rawle Alkins, SG, So., Arizona
50. Los Angeles Lakers (via Nuggets)
Anas Mahmoud, C, Sr., Louisville
51. Milwaukee Bucks
Malik Pope, PF, Sr., San Diego State
52. Washington Wizards
Chandler Hutchison, SG, Sr., Boise State
53. Phoenix Suns (via Raptors)
Drew Eubanks, C, Jr., Oregon State
54. Minnesota Timberwolves
Felipe Dos Anjos, C, Age: 19, Real Madrid
55. Charlotte Hornets (via Cavaliers)
Isaac Haas, C, Sr., Purdue
56. Oklahoma City Thunder
Keita Bates-Diop, SF, Sr., Ohio State
57. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Celtics)
Jeffrey Carroll, SF, Sr., Oklahoma State
58. San Antonio Spurs
Vasilis Charalampopoulos, SF/PF, Age: 20, PAOK
59. Philadelphia 76ers (via Rockets)
Johnathan Williams, PF/C, Sr., Gonzaga
60. Denver Nuggets (via Warriors)
Karim Jallow, SF, Age: 20, Bayern Munich
@OffHalsted
The 100s LochNess
NBA mock draft: New lottery picks for Cavs, Bulls, Knicks
1. Chicago Bulls
Luka Doncic
Real Madrid
Age: 18
SG
Doncic rockets up to the top spot on our board after a tremendous showing at Eurobasket, as detailed by Mike Schmitz. He was named to the All-Tournament team after holding his own, and then some, against numerous NBA players, setting the bar extremely high for the other NCAA-based candidates at No. 1.
Doncic will play a featured role for Real Madrid with the injury suffered by their star combo guard Sergio Llull, and will be scrutinized heavily for how effectively he's able to carry the scoring load in a go-to role.
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Love about to have a hell of a season.
Don't know if already posted but 
Don't know if already posted but
Whose bytch he got his sights set on this time that he's doing this type shyt to get close to someone?
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NewNewYork
@OffHalsted
The 100s LochNess
Jimmy #23 Now
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Don't know if already posted but
Yep hes hitting that
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Veteran
Probably did it outta respect for Kevin Garnett. 21 will likely be retired by Minnesota at some point.Jimmy #23 Now