Draft Thread Part 8: 4th pick !!!!

[Asif16]

If we draft Suggs....how about a 3-way trade involving these main guys.

Lowry S&T to Philly
Tobias Harris to Dallas
Kristaps Porzingus to Toronto

Jalen Suggs / Malachi Flynn
Fred VanVleet / Gary Trent JR.
OG Anunoby / Free Agent
Pascal Siakam / Chris Boucher
Kristaps Porzingus / Khem Birch

I know I know, Porzingus is injury-prone. The man is still only 25 yrs old and still has loads of talent. I think he needs a better fit than Dallas. I think he'd be a great fit besides Siakam.

We have one of the best medical teams in the NBA. I think Porzingus would flourish here

[Psubs]

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Anyone have a subscription to get his board?

1. Cade
2. Mobley
3. Barnes
4. Sengun
5. Green
6. Suggs
7. Wagner
8. Kuminga
9. Jalen Johnson
10. Giddey


2. Evan Mobley, PF/C, USC, Freshman

Spoiler:

Even when the game is going small, Mobley has an argument to be the top pick. His basic premise is that he can do most of the things perimeter guys can, but he’s the size of a center. You can make an argument that Mobley is better at self-created shots inside the 3-point line than Cunningham is, and is also better at defending the perimeter. We call Mobley a “big” and Cunningham a “wing,” but other than Cunningham’s shooting, Mobley is better at most of the wing stuff, too.

In 2021, however, a big has to be pretty darned good to make a case for himself as being more valuable than a wing with size. Surely there are exceptions — Nikola Jokic won the MVP award, and Joel Embiid was the East’s most dominant player this season — but the bar is higher for bigs.

Mobley is fortunately the right kind of big because it is going to be very hard to play him off the court in the playoffs. His skinny frame, skill set and defensive mobility almost immediately conjure images of Chris Bosh. In particular, some of his defensive clips had me cackling, as guards embarrassed themselves trying to take him off the bounce. He’s great at keeping his feet moving and using his length to contest shots when picking up guards in switches.

That said, you wish Mobley was better at some of the things that actually involve being big. He’s not notably good at posting up, owing in part to his very slender frame. His rebound rate was unimpressive, and he gets pushed around near the basket, where his thin frame becomes a liability. Statistically, he’s a good-but-not-great shot blocker, although that partly results from how often he had to defend on the perimeter. His motor doesn’t always run super hot, either.

Offensively, Mobley hints at upside in all kinds of directions but doesn’t have one overwhelming skill at the moment. As noted above, he’s pretty good when he can attack off the bounce, even against guards. He can put the ball on the floor, score off the dribble as a driver from the free-throw area and finish near the cup. He shows rudiments of stretch ability, making 12 3-pointers on the season and shooting 69.4 percent from the line, and his form suggests he can at least become a break-even proposition as a shooter.

Mobley has All-Star upside, with shades of Bosh and Pau Gasol in his game, but he has work ahead of him to get there.

6. Jalen Suggs, PG, Gonzaga, Freshman

Spoiler:

Suggs reminds me of Jason Kidd in a lot of ways, although the passing is more solid than spectacular. He has pretty good size for a point guard and great end-to-end speed, plus he has absolutely tremendous anticipation at the defensive end. Suggs reads the game almost like a defensive back, closing on the ball with speed to intercept passes. His feet are only average on the ball, and he can get caught reaching, but overall, he projects as a tough defender.

Offensively, his pace in transition is an obvious benefit that helps grease the way to easy baskets, but his half-court game remains a work in progress. Suggs shot 33.7 percent from 3 and 75.4 percent from the line, so teams will dare him to prove he can knock down shots consistently. The good news is that Suggs has a quick release that he’s comfortable getting off the dribble, and he shows pretty good footwork getting into pull-ups in the painted area on pivots and up-and-unders. He doesn’t need to improve his percentages that much to turn the shooting from a liability to a strength.

Bigger picture, the upside as an elite offensive player is maybe a bit limited by the shooting and the lack of elite pick-and-roll craft. That’s why Suggs is a bit lower on my board than some others. After my top five prospects, however, Suggs is the obvious pick due to his long-term starter potential and fairly high floor for such a young player.

Wtf, if we reached for Sengun at #4 when Green/Suggs are on the board, that would be madness.

That would be like Tristan Thompson getting drafted #4 in 2011.

[Raptorfan2012]

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1. Cade
2. Mobley
3. Barnes
4. Sengun
5. Green
6. Suggs
7. Wagner
8. Kuminga
9. Jalen Johnson
10. Giddey


2. Evan Mobley, PF/C, USC, Freshman

Spoiler:

Even when the game is going small, Mobley has an argument to be the top pick. His basic premise is that he can do most of the things perimeter guys can, but he’s the size of a center. You can make an argument that Mobley is better at self-created shots inside the 3-point line than Cunningham is, and is also better at defending the perimeter. We call Mobley a “big” and Cunningham a “wing,” but other than Cunningham’s shooting, Mobley is better at most of the wing stuff, too.

In 2021, however, a big has to be pretty darned good to make a case for himself as being more valuable than a wing with size. Surely there are exceptions — Nikola Jokic won the MVP award, and Joel Embiid was the East’s most dominant player this season — but the bar is higher for bigs.

Mobley is fortunately the right kind of big because it is going to be very hard to play him off the court in the playoffs. His skinny frame, skill set and defensive mobility almost immediately conjure images of Chris Bosh. In particular, some of his defensive clips had me cackling, as guards embarrassed themselves trying to take him off the bounce. He’s great at keeping his feet moving and using his length to contest shots when picking up guards in switches.

That said, you wish Mobley was better at some of the things that actually involve being big. He’s not notably good at posting up, owing in part to his very slender frame. His rebound rate was unimpressive, and he gets pushed around near the basket, where his thin frame becomes a liability. Statistically, he’s a good-but-not-great shot blocker, although that partly results from how often he had to defend on the perimeter. His motor doesn’t always run super hot, either.

Offensively, Mobley hints at upside in all kinds of directions but doesn’t have one overwhelming skill at the moment. As noted above, he’s pretty good when he can attack off the bounce, even against guards. He can put the ball on the floor, score off the dribble as a driver from the free-throw area and finish near the cup. He shows rudiments of stretch ability, making 12 3-pointers on the season and shooting 69.4 percent from the line, and his form suggests he can at least become a break-even proposition as a shooter.

Mobley has All-Star upside, with shades of Bosh and Pau Gasol in his game, but he has work ahead of him to get there.

6. Jalen Suggs, PG, Gonzaga, Freshman

Spoiler:

Suggs reminds me of Jason Kidd in a lot of ways, although the passing is more solid than spectacular. He has pretty good size for a point guard and great end-to-end speed, plus he has absolutely tremendous anticipation at the defensive end. Suggs reads the game almost like a defensive back, closing on the ball with speed to intercept passes. His feet are only average on the ball, and he can get caught reaching, but overall, he projects as a tough defender.

Offensively, his pace in transition is an obvious benefit that helps grease the way to easy baskets, but his half-court game remains a work in progress. Suggs shot 33.7 percent from 3 and 75.4 percent from the line, so teams will dare him to prove he can knock down shots consistently. The good news is that Suggs has a quick release that he’s comfortable getting off the dribble, and he shows pretty good footwork getting into pull-ups in the painted area on pivots and up-and-unders. He doesn’t need to improve his percentages that much to turn the shooting from a liability to a strength.

Bigger picture, the upside as an elite offensive player is maybe a bit limited by the shooting and the lack of elite pick-and-roll craft. That’s why Suggs is a bit lower on my board than some others. After my top five prospects, however, Suggs is the obvious pick due to his long-term starter potential and fairly high floor for such a young player.

Sengun @ 4?! lol Is John a RealGMer?

[Bruin]

The Hollinger thing is his big board not a mock draft btw

[raptor jesus]

Getting a weird feeling we might take Scottie Barnes. Seems like a Masai pick. Hope I’m wrong

I don't really understand the concern with this scenario. Masai and co. have built up a solid track record w/ the draft; if they select Barnes, they obviously believe in his shooting. I'm not saying they're above reproach, but I'm also not sure there's another front office I'd trust more with the evaluation of Barnes.

[T-d0t]

I’ve been thinking bigger D-Lo. There was a guy on Chad’s pod today that ripped Cade pretty hard, compared him to OJ Mayo.

Who's the guy? Let's look up his history.

https://deanondraft.com/

he said he had wiggins 7th the year he got drafted..

his mock is

1 Mobley
2 Barnes
3 Suggs
4 Cade

Do you have a link to his past mocks?

[MavCarter]

I also think its between suggs and barnes unless mobley falls. Suggs seems like the more sure thing and but barnes seems like he has a higher ceiling given all his freakish tools. Idk man im happy with either but i'd probably prefer suggs given he seems like less of a project

[vulture]

Getting a weird feeling we might take Scottie Barnes. Seems like a Masai pick. Hope I’m wrong

I don't really understand the concern with this scenario. Masai and co. have built up a solid track record w/ the draft; if they select Barnes, they obviously believe in his shooting. I'm not saying they're above reproach, but I'm also not sure there's another front office I'd trust more with the evaluation of Barnes.

Don't you know that all these amateurs on this board think they know better than our scouts?

[OAKLEY_2]

Cmon guys lol. There’s no way Kuminga or Barnes gets picked over Mobley

Obviously.

[MavCarter]

If the raptors draft barnes to be a 3/4 and don't see him being a primary ball handler he becomes way less intriguing to me though

[PhilBlackson]

Watch on YouTube

Only leaked footage of Mobley and...

Do yourself a favor...go to about 1:27 then hit pause...

Now look closer at that BACK DROP....what do you see????

Maybe I'm imagining things but it looks A LOT like a mural of LA transitioning through a "dinosaur" (perhaps a Raptor) with a "rocket" taking off in TORONTO. Tell me that ain't some next level conspiracy ish lmao

#ITABOUTTOBLASTOFF
#FROMCALI2THA6
#BRINGHIMHOME

[Sandman88]

Getting a weird feeling we might take Scottie Barnes. Seems like a Masai pick. Hope I’m wrong

I don't really understand the concern with this scenario. Masai and co. have built up a solid track record w/ the draft; if they select Barnes, they obviously believe in his shooting. I'm not saying they're above reproach, but I'm also not sure there's another front office I'd trust more with the evaluation of Barnes.

Don't you know that all these amateurs on this board think they know better than our scouts?

Relax chief. I wouldn’t be mad at Barnes. I would just prefer Mobley falls to us or suggs if he doesn’t. At the end of the day I trust the fo

[Bruin]

Watch on YouTube

Only leaked footage of Mobley and...

Do yourself a favor...go to about 1:27 then hit pause...

Now look closer at that BACK DROP....what do you see????

Maybe I'm imagining things but it looks A LOT like a mural of LA transitioning through a "dinosaur" (perhaps a Raptor) with a "rocket" taking off in TORONTO. Tell me that ain't some next level conspiracy ish lmao

#ITABOUTTOBLASTOFF
#FROMCALI2THA6
#BRINGHIMHOME

So basically he’s saying anything but the dumpster fire known as Cleveland

[raptor jesus]

Watch on YouTube

Only leaked footage of Mobley and...

Do yourself a favor...go to about 1:27 then hit pause...

Now look closer at that BACK DROP....what do you see????

Maybe I'm imagining things but it looks A LOT like a mural of LA transitioning through a "dinosaur" (perhaps a Raptor) with a "rocket" taking off in TORONTO. Tell me that ain't some next level conspiracy ish lmao

#ITABOUTTOBLASTOFF
#FROMCALI2THA6
#BRINGHIMHOME

This footage is from last year.

Watch on YouTube

[planetmars]

Who's the guy? Let's look up his history.

https://deanondraft.com/

he said he had wiggins 7th the year he got drafted..

his mock is

1 Mobley
2 Barnes
3 Suggs
4 Cade

Do you have a link to his past mocks?

You can find them in deanondraft.com but have to search.. only goes back as far as 2014.

But I summarized it all here.

Spoiler:

2014:
https://deanondraft.com/2014/06/26/mega-board/

1. Joel Embiid: 7’0" C, Kansas, 20.3 years old. DX: 1, ESPN: 4
2. Dante Exum: 6’6" PG, Australia, 19.0 yrs. DX: 4, ESPN: 3
3. Marcus Smart: 6’3" PG/SG, Oklahoma State, 20.3 yrs. DX: 5, ESPN: 6
4. Aaron Gordon: 6’9" SF, Arizona, 18.8 yrs. DX: 9, ESPN: 7
5. Jusuf Nurkic: 6’11” C, Bosnia, 19.9 yrs. DX: 6, ESPN: 17
6. Clint Capela: 6’11” C, Switzerland, 20.1 yrs. DX: 11, ESPN: 27
7. Andrew Wiggins: 6’8" SF, Kansas, 19.4 yrs. DX: 2, ESPN: 1
8. Jabari Parker: 6’8" PF, Duke, 19.3 yrs. DX: 3, ESPN: 2
9. Tyler Ennis, 6’2" PG, Syracuse, 19.9 yrs. DX: 14, ESPN: 16
10. Noah Vonleh: 6’10” PF, Indiana, 18.9 yrs. DX: 10, ESPN: 5
11. Elfrid Payton: 6’4" PG, Louisiana Lafayette, 20.4 yrs. DX: 15, ESPN: 12
12. Damien Inglis: 6’8" SF/PF, France, 19.1 yrs. DX: 26, ESPN: 30
13. KJ McDaniels: 6’6" SF, Clemson, 21.4 yrs. DX: 18, ESPN: 24
14. Nik Stauskas: 6’6" SG/SF, Michigan, 20.7 yrs. DX: 12, ESPN: 11


2015:
https://deanondraft.com/2015/06/25/2015-final-big-board/

1. Karl Towns
2. D’Angelo Russell
3. Justise Winslow
4. Jahlil Okafor
5. Emmanuel Mudiay
6. Willie Cauley-Stein
7. Stanley Johnson
8. Kelly Oubre
9. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
10. Frank Kaminsky
11. Mario Hezonja
12. Kristaps Porzingis
13. Kevon Looney
14. Bobby Portis


2016:
https://deanondraft.com/2016/06/23/final-final-2016-big-board/

1. Brandon Ingram (DX: 1, ESPN: 2)
2. Ben Simmons (DX: 2, ESPN: 1)
3. Dragan Bender (DX 3, ESPN: 6)
4. Kris Dunn (DX: 4, ESPN: 3)
5. Jaylen Brown (DX: 5, ESPN: 7)
6. Deyonta Davis (DX: 11, ESPN: 16)
7. Marquese Chriss (DX: 6, ESPN: 5)
8. Timothe Luwawu (DX: 12, ESPN: 26)
9. Wade Baldwin (DX: 14, ESPN: 17)
10. Jakob Poeltl (DX: 9, ESPN: 12)
11. Chinanu Onuaku (DX: 38, ESPN: 37)
12. Jamal Murray (DX: 7, ESPN: 4)
13. Dejounte Murray (DX: 30, ESPN: 9)
14. Skal Labissiere (DX: 10, ESPN: 14)



2017:
https://deanondraft.com/2017/06/22/2017-mega-board/

1. Lonzo Ball, 6’6" PG UCLA
2. Markelle Fultz, 6’5" PG Washington
3. Jonathan Isaac, 6’11” SF/PF, Florida St.
4. Jayson Tatum, 6’8" SF/PF, Duke
5. Josh Jackson, 6’8 SF/PF, Kansas
6. De’Aaron Fox, 6’3" PG, Kentucky
7. Lauri Markkanen, 7’0" PF, Arizona
8. Zach Collins, 7’0" C, Gonzaga
9. OG Anunoby, 6’8" PF, Indiana
10. Dennis Smith Jr. 6’3" PG, NC State
11. Donovan Mitchell, 6’3" SG, Louisville
12. Malik Monk, 6’3" PG/SG, Kentucky
13. Harry Giles, 6’10” C, Duke
14. John Collins, 6’9 PF, Wake Forest


2018:
https://deanondraft.com/2018/06/20/2018-mega-board/

1a. Luka Doncic 6’8" PG/PF, Real Madrid
1b. Jaren Jackson Jr. 6’11” C, Michigan St.
3. DeAndre Ayton 7’1" C, Arizona
4. Wendell Carter Jr. 6’10 C, Duke
5. Zhaire Smith 6’4" SG, Texas Tech
6. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander 6’6" PG/SG, Kentucky
7. Mo Bamba 7’1" C, Texas
8. Marvin Bagley 6’11” PF Duke
9. Michael Porter Jr. 6’11” PF, Missouri
10. Kevin Knox 6’9" SF/PF Kentucky
11. Miles Bridges, 6’7" SF, Michigan St.
12. Robert Williams 6’10” C, Texas A&M
13. Josh Okogie 6’4" SG/SF Georgia Tech
14. Kevin Huerter, 6’7" SG/SF, Maryland


2019 (Mid season board):
https://deanondraft.com/2019/01/23/2019-mid-season-big-board/

1. Zion Williamson
2. Ja Morant
3. RJ Barrett
4. PJ Washington
5. Jontay Porter
6. Bol Bol
7. Grant Williams
8. Jarrett Culver
9. Romeo Langford
10. Dan Gafford
11. Keldon Johnson
12. Shamorie Ponds
13. Nickeil Alexander-Walker
14. Kevin Porter Jr.


2020:
https://deanondraft.com/2019/12/10/2020-draft/

1) Anthony Edwards, 6’5" PG/SG Georgia
2) LaMelo Ball, 6’7" PG Illawara
3. James Wiseman, 7’1" Memphis
4. Tyrese Haliburton, 6’5" Iowa State
5. Patrick Williams, 6’8" Florida St.
6. Isaac Okoro, 6’6" Auburn
7. Nico Mannion, 6’3" Arizona
8. Cole Anthony, 6’3" North Carolina
9. RJ Hampton, 6’5" NZ Breakers
10. Deni Avdija 6’8" Maccabi
11. Killian Hayes 6’5" Ulm
12. Jaden McDaniels 6’9" Washington
13. Onyeka Okongwu 6’9" USC
14. Tre Jones 6’3" Duke


2021:
https://deanondraft.com/2021/06/22/2021-draft-lottery-guide/

1. Evan Mobley 7' PF/C USC
2. Scottie Barnes 6’8" PG FSU
3. Jalen Suggs 6’4 PG Gonzaga
4. Cade Cunningham 6’8 PF Oklahoma State
5. Franz Wagner, 6’9" SF/PF Michigan
6. Josh Giddey 6’8" PG Australia
7. Alperen Sengun 6’10” PF, Turkey
8. Jalen Green 6’5" SG, G League Ignite
9. Jalen Johnson 6’9" PF, Duke
10. Jaden Springer, 6’4" SG Tennessee
11. Isaiah Jackson 6’10” C, Kentucky
12. Moses Moody, 6’6 SG/SF, Arkansas
13. BJ Boston, 6’7" SF Kentucky
14. Keon Johnson 6’5" SG Tennessee

[PhilBlackson]

Watch on YouTube

Only leaked footage of Mobley and...

Do yourself a favor...go to about 1:27 then hit pause...

Now look closer at that BACK DROP....what do you see????

Maybe I'm imagining things but it looks A LOT like a mural of LA transitioning through a "dinosaur" (perhaps a Raptor) with a "rocket" taking off in TORONTO. Tell me that ain't some next level conspiracy ish lmao

#ITABOUTTOBLASTOFF
#FROMCALI2THA6
#BRINGHIMHOME

This footage is from last year.

Watch on YouTube

I'm actually dying now that I see that....well dammit it's destiny then and the small dude in front of the Rocket is Suggs getting traded there, it's gonna trip you out in less than a month's time

[MavCarter]

OKC fans are in love with scottie barnes and apparently their FO has him ranked high. Wonder if they try to trade up to #3 because of the threat of the raptors taking him and leave us with both mobley and suggs on the board

[WuTang_CMB]

OKC fans are in love with scottie barnes and apparently their FO has him ranked high. Wonder if they try to trade up to #3 because of the threat of the raptors taking him and leave us with both mobley and suggs on the board

smokeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

OKC whiffed in the lottery now hoping one of the big 4 falls

[Bruin]

Days until we draft our next star

[DatHomieYouHaTe]

https://deanondraft.com/

he said he had wiggins 7th the year he got drafted..

his mock is

1 Mobley
2 Barnes
3 Suggs
4 Cade

Do you have a link to his past mocks?

You can find them in deanondraft.com but have to search.. only goes back as far as 2014.

But I summarized it all here.

Spoiler:

2014:
https://deanondraft.com/2014/06/26/mega-board/

1. Joel Embiid: 7’0" C, Kansas, 20.3 years old. DX: 1, ESPN: 4
2. Dante Exum: 6’6" PG, Australia, 19.0 yrs. DX: 4, ESPN: 3
3. Marcus Smart: 6’3" PG/SG, Oklahoma State, 20.3 yrs. DX: 5, ESPN: 6
4. Aaron Gordon: 6’9" SF, Arizona, 18.8 yrs. DX: 9, ESPN: 7
5. Jusuf Nurkic: 6’11” C, Bosnia, 19.9 yrs. DX: 6, ESPN: 17
6. Clint Capela: 6’11” C, Switzerland, 20.1 yrs. DX: 11, ESPN: 27
7. Andrew Wiggins: 6’8" SF, Kansas, 19.4 yrs. DX: 2, ESPN: 1
8. Jabari Parker: 6’8" PF, Duke, 19.3 yrs. DX: 3, ESPN: 2
9. Tyler Ennis, 6’2" PG, Syracuse, 19.9 yrs. DX: 14, ESPN: 16
10. Noah Vonleh: 6’10” PF, Indiana, 18.9 yrs. DX: 10, ESPN: 5
11. Elfrid Payton: 6’4" PG, Louisiana Lafayette, 20.4 yrs. DX: 15, ESPN: 12
12. Damien Inglis: 6’8" SF/PF, France, 19.1 yrs. DX: 26, ESPN: 30
13. KJ McDaniels: 6’6" SF, Clemson, 21.4 yrs. DX: 18, ESPN: 24
14. Nik Stauskas: 6’6" SG/SF, Michigan, 20.7 yrs. DX: 12, ESPN: 11


2015:
https://deanondraft.com/2015/06/25/2015-final-big-board/

1. Karl Towns
2. D’Angelo Russell
3. Justise Winslow
4. Jahlil Okafor
5. Emmanuel Mudiay
6. Willie Cauley-Stein
7. Stanley Johnson
8. Kelly Oubre
9. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
10. Frank Kaminsky
11. Mario Hezonja
12. Kristaps Porzingis
13. Kevon Looney
14. Bobby Portis


2016:
https://deanondraft.com/2016/06/23/final-final-2016-big-board/

1. Brandon Ingram (DX: 1, ESPN: 2)
2. Ben Simmons (DX: 2, ESPN: 1)
3. Dragan Bender (DX 3, ESPN: 6)
4. Kris Dunn (DX: 4, ESPN: 3)
5. Jaylen Brown (DX: 5, ESPN: 7)
6. Deyonta Davis (DX: 11, ESPN: 16)
7. Marquese Chriss (DX: 6, ESPN: 5)
8. Timothe Luwawu (DX: 12, ESPN: 26)
9. Wade Baldwin (DX: 14, ESPN: 17)
10. Jakob Poeltl (DX: 9, ESPN: 12)
11. Chinanu Onuaku (DX: 38, ESPN: 37)
12. Jamal Murray (DX: 7, ESPN: 4)
13. Dejounte Murray (DX: 30, ESPN: 9)
14. Skal Labissiere (DX: 10, ESPN: 14)



2017:
https://deanondraft.com/2017/06/22/2017-mega-board/

1. Lonzo Ball, 6’6" PG UCLA
2. Markelle Fultz, 6’5" PG Washington
3. Jonathan Isaac, 6’11” SF/PF, Florida St.
4. Jayson Tatum, 6’8" SF/PF, Duke
5. Josh Jackson, 6’8 SF/PF, Kansas
6. De’Aaron Fox, 6’3" PG, Kentucky
7. Lauri Markkanen, 7’0" PF, Arizona
8. Zach Collins, 7’0" C, Gonzaga
9. OG Anunoby, 6’8" PF, Indiana
10. Dennis Smith Jr. 6’3" PG, NC State
11. Donovan Mitchell, 6’3" SG, Louisville
12. Malik Monk, 6’3" PG/SG, Kentucky
13. Harry Giles, 6’10” C, Duke
14. John Collins, 6’9 PF, Wake Forest


2018:
https://deanondraft.com/2018/06/20/2018-mega-board/

1a. Luka Doncic 6’8" PG/PF, Real Madrid
1b. Jaren Jackson Jr. 6’11” C, Michigan St.
3. DeAndre Ayton 7’1" C, Arizona
4. Wendell Carter Jr. 6’10 C, Duke
5. Zhaire Smith 6’4" SG, Texas Tech
6. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander 6’6" PG/SG, Kentucky
7. Mo Bamba 7’1" C, Texas
8. Marvin Bagley 6’11” PF Duke
9. Michael Porter Jr. 6’11” PF, Missouri
10. Kevin Knox 6’9" SF/PF Kentucky
11. Miles Bridges, 6’7" SF, Michigan St.
12. Robert Williams 6’10” C, Texas A&M
13. Josh Okogie 6’4" SG/SF Georgia Tech
14. Kevin Huerter, 6’7" SG/SF, Maryland


2019 (Mid season board):
https://deanondraft.com/2019/01/23/2019-mid-season-big-board/

1. Zion Williamson
2. Ja Morant
3. RJ Barrett
4. PJ Washington
5. Jontay Porter
6. Bol Bol
7. Grant Williams
8. Jarrett Culver
9. Romeo Langford
10. Dan Gafford
11. Keldon Johnson
12. Shamorie Ponds
13. Nickeil Alexander-Walker
14. Kevin Porter Jr.


2020:
https://deanondraft.com/2019/12/10/2020-draft/

1) Anthony Edwards, 6’5" PG/SG Georgia
2) LaMelo Ball, 6’7" PG Illawara
3. James Wiseman, 7’1" Memphis
4. Tyrese Haliburton, 6’5" Iowa State
5. Patrick Williams, 6’8" Florida St.
6. Isaac Okoro, 6’6" Auburn
7. Nico Mannion, 6’3" Arizona
8. Cole Anthony, 6’3" North Carolina
9. RJ Hampton, 6’5" NZ Breakers
10. Deni Avdija 6’8" Maccabi
11. Killian Hayes 6’5" Ulm
12. Jaden McDaniels 6’9" Washington
13. Onyeka Okongwu 6’9" USC
14. Tre Jones 6’3" Duke


2021:
https://deanondraft.com/2021/06/22/2021-draft-lottery-guide/

1. Evan Mobley 7' PF/C USC
2. Scottie Barnes 6’8" PG FSU
3. Jalen Suggs 6’4 PG Gonzaga
4. Cade Cunningham 6’8 PF Oklahoma State
5. Franz Wagner, 6’9" SF/PF Michigan
6. Josh Giddey 6’8" PG Australia
7. Alperen Sengun 6’10” PF, Turkey
8. Jalen Green 6’5" SG, G League Ignite
9. Jalen Johnson 6’9" PF, Duke
10. Jaden Springer, 6’4" SG Tennessee
11. Isaiah Jackson 6’10” C, Kentucky
12. Moses Moody, 6’6 SG/SF, Arkansas
13. BJ Boston, 6’7" SF Kentucky
14. Keon Johnson 6’5" SG Tennessee

not perfect but pretty solid tbh... got Barnes at 2 like i've been saying he's good