In what order would you draft these players?

[Effercon]

(I don't know if this goes here, but I figured it did.)

Assume they all go between #12 and #25.

Player A: 6-7, 204, 7-0 wingspan, PF/SF, age 20

Can handle the ball well, to the extent where he can be a point forward, and is also a decent rebounder with some decent post moves for a 6-7 forward. However, he's injury-prone and doesn't have much of a jump shot.

Player B: 6-0, 162, 6-3.5 wingspan, PG, age 20

Despite his lack of size, he's an excellent perimeter defender who excels at forcing turnovers. Also an above-average passer and shooter, but not particularly athletic, and could be lit up by a Westbrook or a Wall.

Player C: 6-4, 182, 6-9 wingspan, SG, age 20

Has a terrific jump shot, both standard and fadeaway, with range beyond the 3-point line, which he can easily create. Besides that, he's also a solid passer from the 2-guard spot. However, despite his large wingspan, he's a poor defender, and sometimes shies away from contact.

Player D: 6-2, 168, 6-4.5 wingspan, PG/SG, age 20

Great ball-handler and above-average perimeter defender who's also very athletic. He can easily get to the hoop, and, on occasion, can even put a bigger guy on a poster. However, as you might have guessed, he has no jump shot, and can't defend SGs or even big PGs (6-4 and up).

Player E: 6-6, 234, 6-10.5 wingspan, PF, age 20

A real bruiser down low, he's an excellent rebounder, especially on the offensive end, where he's almost unstoppable with putbacks, layups, and other similar shots However, although he's a power forward, he's only 6-6, and isn't great with post moves or defense.

[MiltownHawkeye]

You should include wingspans.

[Effercon]

Done.

[Talent Chaser]

C- best shooter of a bunch of average looking prospects. Can pass it and is a knockdown shooter with a huge wingspan, guard defense can be covered up with a good rim protector. Has a clear role.
B- can shoot, pass, and is a good defender. He could be lit up by hyper athletic PG's. However a lot of them are injury prone. (Rose,Bledsoe). Sounds a lot like a Dellavedova type player.
A- Injury prone and can't shoot, has huge wingspan but not big enough to be a 4, and cant shoot well enough to be a 3. Despite his handle, his lack of skills diminish his value as a player.
D- Sounds a lot like Isaiah Taylor. Probably a back up PG, and not much value considering how loaded the PG position is in the NBA.
E- back up PF at best. Not a versatile player and can't be on the floor without a rim protector.

[Cammo101]

B
C
D
E
A

[nicnac215]

B
D
C
E
A

[EMG518]

More information would make things easier but based off what is posted.


A
C
D
B
E

Lol I took A first while the two prior posts took him last.

[brackdan70]

all second rounders....