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The following choices have been made by other fan forums...

1. Phoenix - DeAndre Ayton
2. Sacramento - Luka Doncic
3. Atlanta - Marvin Bagley
4. Memphis - Michael Porter
5. Dallas - Mohamed Bamba
6. Orlando - Trae Young
7. Chicago - Jaren Jackson Jr.
8. Cleveland - Mikal Bridges
9. New York - Miles Bridges
10. Philadelphia - Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
11.Charlotte - Wendell Carter
12. LA Clippers - Lonnie Walker
13. LA Clippers - Kevin Knox
14. Denver

I'd go with Zhaire Smith seems the right player.

I’ll go with Keita Bates-Diop who isn’t even on this list

Seems a bit high but he’s a strong defender, can score and has good size

Since I'm obsessed with getting a small forward and the most attractive one would be with length and some ball handling skills. Imagine having a small forward that can handle the ball along the lines of Murray. I'd like that.

Huerter or Hutchison was where I focused and I really like the idea of Hutchison. He has the added benefit of being a little older than most of the draft choices. (Yes, I am aware many prefer young. But Hutchison is a four year college player.)

NuggetsWY wrote:Since I'm obsessed with getting a small forward and the most attractive one would be with length and some ball handling skills. Imagine having a small forward that can handle the ball along the lines of Murray. I'd like that.

Huerter or Hutchison was where I focused and I really like the idea of Hutchison. He has the added benefit of being a little older than most of the draft choices. (Yes, I am aware many prefer young. But Hutchison is a four year college player.)

skywalker33 wrote:I’ll go with Keita Bates-Diop who isn’t even on this list

Seems a bit high but he’s a strong defender, can score and has good size

KBD is Hutchinson with defense.

I voted Robert Williams. Clearly not a position of need but he’s easily the best player available and could be flipped later for better than #14 value.

Zhaire Smith it is. Thanks all.