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1 Detroit: Cade Cunningham
2 Houston: Jalen Green
3 Cleveland: Evan Mobley
4 Toronto: Jalen Suggs
5 Orlando: Jonathan Kuminga
6 Oklahoma City: Scottie Barnes
7 Golden State: Franz Wagner
8 Orlando: James Bouknight
9 Sacramento: Jalen Johnson
10 New Orleans: Moses Moody
11 Charlotte: Alperen Sengun
12 San Antonio: Josh Giddey
13 Indiana: Keon Johnson
14 Golden State: Davion Mitchell
15 Washington: Usman Garuba
16 Oklahoma City: Kai Jones
17 Memphis: Corey Kispert
18 Oklahoma City: Ziaire Williams
19 New York

who does NYK take here?

Knicks like IQ but I still think they go PG here...Springer just too good to pass up at this point...JT Thor dark horse pick here as well, maybe a C like Jackson but they wait on that

Cooper is the pick. MSG would never be the same.

Springer. He has very strong case for BPA and Knicks really need a PG.

Depends on if they get Sexton, but Duarte seems like a good fit here as a floor spacer tat can play right away

What makes you guys believe that Springer can be an NBA (starting) PG? I see him as a typical CG. I haven't seen him make a lot of advanced reads or passes, and I don't think he'll be the kind of dynamic scorer that can be a starting PG without high-level playmaking skills by virtue of his scoring threat that bends defenses.

The-Power wrote:What makes you guys believe that Springer can be an NBA (starting) PG? I see him as a typical CG. I haven't seen him make a lot of advanced reads or passes, and I don't think he'll be the kind of dynamic scorer that can be a starting PG without high-level playmaking skills by virtue of his scoring threat that bends defenses.

being a CG is what makes him intriguing, he can play off RJ or IQ with the ball in their hands or he can handle playmaking duties himself, physically he's everything you want in a CG prospects on both ends of the floor, and imo his ceiling as a scorer is being underrated.

Chris Duarte.

Springer, very easily. High ceiling, and a good fit w/Quickley or Sexton.