RTM Mock Draft Thread (6/22, Top 40)

[RTM]

Well, the NCAA tourney has ending and the NBA regular season is coming to an end. It's the time of year where I take great interest in the NBA draft (especially in recent years with my Pistons being a lotto team) and come up with the best mocks I can. Here's my first 1st round mock:

1. Minnesota Timberwolves - Kyrie Irving (6'2" PG, Duke, Fr.)
2. Cleveland Cavaliers - Derrick Williams (6'9'' F, Arizona, So.)
3. Toronto Raptors - Harrison Barnes (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Fr.)
4. Washington Wizards - Enes Kanter (6'11" PF/C, Turkey)
5. Utah Jazz (via NJ) - Jan Vesely (6'11" F, Czech Republic)
6. Sacramento Kings - Jonas Valanciunas (6'10 PF/C, Lithuania)
7. Detroit Pistons - Bismack Biyombo (6'9" PF, Congo)
8. Cleveland Cavaliers (via LAC) - Brandon Knight (6'3" PG, Kentucky, Fr.)
9. Charlotte Bobcats - Kemba Walker (6'0" PG, Connecticut, Jr.)
10. Milwaukee Bucks - Alec Burks (6'6" SG, Colorado, So.)
11. Golden State Warriors - Terrence Jones (6'9" F, Kentucky, Fr.)
12. Utah Jazz - Jimmer Fredette (6'2" PG, BYU, Sr.)
13. Phoenix Suns - Marcus Morris (6'9" PF, Kansas, Jr.)
14. Houston Rockets - Markieff Morries (6'10" PF/C, Kansas, Jr.)
15. Indiana Pacers - Donatas Motiejunas (7'0" PF, Lithuania)
16. Philadelphia 76ers - Tristan Thompson (6'9" PF, Texas, Fr.)
17. New York Knicks - Kenneth Faried (6'8" PF, Morehead State, Sr.)
18. Washington Wizards (via ATL) - Jordan Hamilton (6'7" SF, Texas, So.)
19. Minnesota Timberwolves (via MEM) - Kawhi Leonard (6'7" SF, San Diego State, So.)
20. Charlotte Bobcats (via NOH) - Jeff Taylor (6'6" SF, Vanderbilt, Jr.)
21. Portland Trailblazers - Nikola Mirotic (6'10" PF, Montenegro)
22. Denver Nuggets - Klay Thompson (6'6" G/F, Washington State, Jr.)
23. Houston Rockets (via Orl) - Reggie Jackson (6'3" G, Boston College, Jr.)
24. Oklahoma City Thunder - Chris Singleton (6'8" SF, Florida State, Jr.)
25. Dallas Mavericks - Jordan Williams (6'10" PF/C, Maryland, So.)
26. New Jersey Nets (via LAL) - Tobias Harris (6'8" SF, Tennessee, Fr.)
27. Chicago Bulls (via MIA) - Justin Harper (6'10" PF, Richmond, Sr.)
28. Boston Celtics - Travis Leslie (6'4" G/F, Georgia, Jr.)
29. Chicago Bulls - Tyler Honeycutt (6'8" SF, UCLA, So.)
30. San Antonio Spurs - Trey Thompkins (6'9'', PF, Georgia, Jr.)

Last 5 Out (in no order):
JaJuan Johnson (6'10" PF, Purdue, Sr.)
Marshon Brooks (6'5" SG, Providence, Sr.)
Nolan Smith (6'3" G, Duke, Sr.)
Kyle Singler (6'8" SF, Duke, Sr.)
Shelvin Mack (6'2" PG, Butler, Jr.)

[dream34]

You should use RealGM's Mock Draft Sim so we can check out the stats and info on these guys.

http://basketball.realgm.com/nba/draft/draft_simulator

[RTM]

^ Thanks, didn't even know RealGM had that. I'll have to update using it.

[princeofpalace]

I really hope Joe Dumars doesn't fall into the Biyombo trap

[RTM]

^ I'm betting that, if we stay put, he'll fall in love with the offense/leadership of Kemba, the size/length/athleticism of Knight, or the defensive potential of Biyombo.

I can't imagine Joe passing on a guy he thinks could be another Ben Wallace. He's already fallen in love with one undersized scorer after an insane run (Ben Gordon) and another big PG with great athletic potential (Stuckey), so I decided to go with option #3 here.

Then again, I could see that all being moot if Kanter is available at 7. I'm just not sure he will be.

[RTM]

4/21 Update:

1. Minnesota Timberwolves - Kyrie Irving (6'2" PG, Duke, Fr.)
2. Cleveland Cavaliers - Derrick Williams (6'9'' F, Arizona, So.)
3. Toronto Raptors - Enes Kanter (6'11" PF/C, Turkey)
4. Washington Wizards - Jonas Valanciunas (6'10 PF/C, Lithuania)
5. Sacramento Kings - Brandon Knight (6'3" PG, Kentucky, Fr.)
6. Utah Jazz (via NJ) - Jan Vesely (6'11" F, Czech Republic)
7. Detroit Pistons - Bismack Biyombo (6'9" PF, Congo)
8. Cleveland Cavaliers (via LAC) - Alec Burks (6'6" SG, Colorado, So.)
9. Charlotte Bobcats - Kemba Walker (6'0" PG, Connecticut, Jr.)
10. Milwaukee Bucks - Terrence Jones (6'9" F, Kentucky, Fr.)
11. Golden State Warriors - Kawhi Leonard (6'7" SF, San Diego State, So.)
12. Utah Jazz - Jimmer Fredette (6'2" PG, BYU, Sr.)
13. Phoenix Suns - Marcus Morris (6'9" PF, Kansas, Jr.)
14. Houston Rockets - Donatas Motiejunas (7'0" PF, Lithuania)
15. Indiana Pacers - Tristan Thompson (6'9" PF, Texas, Fr.)
16. Philadelphia 76ers - Markieff Morries (6'10" PF/C, Kansas, Jr.)
17. New York Knicks - Kenneth Faried (6'8" PF, Morehead State, Sr.)
18. Washington Wizards (via ATL) - Jordan Hamilton (6'7" SF, Texas, So.)
19. Charlotte Bobcats (via NOH) - Klay Thompson (6'6" G/F, Washington State, Jr.)
20. Minnesota Timberwolves (via MEM) - Jeff Taylor (6'6" SF, Vanderbilt, Jr.)
21. Portland Trailblazers - Nikola Mirotic (6'10" PF, Montenegro)
22. Denver Nuggets - Justin Harper (6'10" PF, Richmond, Sr.)
23. Houston Rockets (via Orl) - Reggie Jackson (6'3" G, Boston College, Jr.)
24. Oklahoma City Thunder - Chris Singleton (6'8" SF, Florida State, Jr.)
25. Boston Celtics - Trey Thompkins (6'9'', PF, Georgia, Jr.)
26. Dallas Mavericks - Tobias Harris (6'8" F, Tennessee, Fr.)
27. New Jersey Nets (via LAL) - Jereme Richmond (6'6" SF, Illinois, Fr.)
28. Chicago Bulls (via MIA) - Travis Leslie (6'4" G/F, Georgia, Jr.)
29. San Antonio Spurs - Lucas Nogueira (6'11" C, Brazil)
30. Chicago Bulls - Tyler Honeycutt (6'8" SF, UCLA, So.)

31. Miami Heat (via MIN) - Nolan Smith (6'3" G, Duke, Sr.)
32. Cleveland Cavaliers - JaJuan Johnson (6'10 PF, Purdue, Sr.)
33. Detroit Pistons (via TOR) - Josh Selby (6'1" G, Kansas, Fr.)
34. Washington Wizards - Jordan Williams (6'10" PF/C, Maryland, So.)
35. New Jersey Nets - Bojan Bogdanovic (6'7" G/F, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

[WhiteShaggy]

This may just be my opinion, but if I was picking for Hou at 23, I'd take Singleton from Florida State. Couldn't hurt picking up the best defender in the NCAA and hoping he helps improve our defense.

[djthesonicsfan]

RTM, do not allow WhiteShaggy to make that pick for Houston. Singleton should be a notSonic. You've already published your mock. No take backs!

[WhiteShaggy]

LOL the way I see it, we don't have anything set in stone at SF. Budinger is good but he doesn't play enough defense. If this scenario played out and we passed on Singleton, smh.

[RTM]

5/9 Update (using ESPN's trade machine order and with some explanation):

1. Cleveland Cavaliers - Derrick Williams (6'9'' F, Arizona, So.)
2. Sacramento Kings - Kyrie Irving (6'2" PG, Duke, Fr.)
3. Toronto Raptors - Enes Kanter (6'11" PF/C, Turkey)

Enes can be the traditional, back the the basket guy Toronto seems to want next to Bargnani. They have enough athleticism in the front court (Davis and Johnson) to pair nicely with him.

4. Minnesota Timberwolves - Brandon Knight (6'3" PG, Kentucky, Fr.)

Minny had the idea to pair Rubio and Flynn in a 2 PG back court. It obviously won't/can't happen like they wanted. With Flynn seeming to be on the way out, Knight gives Minny a combo who could become (in some respects) a bit like Eric Gordon, with some ability to run the offense. There isgreat potential to pair with him with Rubio for the back court Kahn had envisioned. That aside, he's 2nd best PG prospect in the draft.

5. Washington Wizards - Jan Vesely (6'11" F, Czech Republic)

Washington has lots of flashy athletes and high talent guys, but no one to do all the dirty work and play a gritty style. Vesely could give them a Kirilenko, which would be an awesome fit. Offense and shot mechanics are a concern, but what he brings would be a great addition.

6. Utah Jazz (via NJ) - Kemba Walker (6'0" PG, Connecticut, Jr.)
7. Detroit Pistons - Bismack Biyombo (6'9" PF, Congo)
8. Cleveland Cavaliers (via LAC) - Jonas Valanciunas (6'10 PF/C, Lithuania)

Cleveland grabs a high talent center. They have the time and patience to ween him along. He's a bargain this late in the draft, even if a buyout issue forces them to wait on him.

9. Charlotte Bobcats - Kawhi Leonard (6'7" SF, San Diego State, So.)
10. Milwaukee Bucks - Marcus Morris (6'9" PF, Kansas, Jr.)
11. Golden State Warriors - Tristan Thompson (6'9" PF, Texas, Fr.)
12. Utah Jazz - Alec Burks (6'6" SG, Colorado, So.)
13. Phoenix Suns - Markieff Morries (6'10" PF/C, Kansas, Jr.)
14. Houston Rockets - Tobias Harris (6'8" F, Tennessee, Fr.)
15. Indiana Pacers - Klay Thompson (6'6" G/F, Washington State, Jr.)
16. Philadelphia 76ers - Jordan Hamilton (6'7" SF, Texas, So.)

These 3 picks (Harris, Thompson and Hamilton) could all go in any one of these spots, IMO. Harris has the highest ceiling, and could potentially play some PF, while the other two are good perimeter scorers.

17. New York Knicks - Jimmer Fredette (6'2" PG, BYU, Sr.)
18. Washington Wizards (via ATL) - Donatas Motiejunas (7'0" PF, Lithuania)

Serious questions about his heart and desire to play NBA basketball cause him to have a major slip. Washington gets a steal here. He could be a great pick and pop partner for Wall.

19. Charlotte Bobcats (via NOH) - Kenneth Faried (6'8" PF, Morehead State, Sr.)

Charlotte really emphasizes toughness in this draft. Jackson-Leonard-Faried-Thomas (if his head is on straight) is a group of 4 that can really get physical. Then again, there's a chance NY grabs Faried, in which case Jimmer would fall into Charlotte's lap, making him an obvious pick.

20. Minnesota Timberwolves (via MEM) - Chris Singleton (6'8" SF, Florida State, Jr.)
21. Portland Trailblazers - Reggie Jackson (6'3" G, Boston College, Jr.)

With Andre Miller not being in the long term plans of the Blazers, they grab an athletic and productive replacement.

22. Denver Nuggets - Lucas Nogueira (6'11" C, Brazil)
23. Houston Rockets (via Orl) - Nikola Mirotic (6'10" PF, Montenegro)

Two teams who could use long term big men take on a few international projects.

24. Oklahoma City Thunder - Tyler Honeycutt (6'8" SF, UCLA, So.)
25. Boston Celtics - Jordan Williams (6'10" PF/C, Maryland, So.)
26. Dallas Mavericks - Justin Harper (6'10" PF, Richmond, Sr.)
27. New Jersey Nets (via LAL) - Trey Thompkins (6'9'', PF, Georgia, Jr.)
28. Chicago Bulls (via MIA) - Travis Leslie (6'4" G/F, Georgia, Jr.)
29. San Antonio Spurs - Darius Morris (6'4" PG, Michigan, So)
30. Chicago Bulls - Nolan Smith (6'3" G, Duke, Sr.)

[RTM]

Been 20 days, so here's my next mock (top 40):

1. Cleveland Cavaliers (via LAC) - Kyrie Irving (6'2" PG, Duke, Fr.)
2. Minnesota Timberwolves - Enes Kanter (6'11" PF/C, Turkey)
3. Utah Jazz (via NJ) - Derrick Williams (6'9'' F, Arizona, So.)
4. Cleveland Cavaliers - Jonas Valanciunas (6'10 PF/C, Lithuania)
5. Toronto Raptors - Brandon Knight (6'3" PG, Kentucky, Fr.)
6. Washington Wizards - Jan Vesely (6'11" F, Czech Republic)
7. Sacramento Kings - Kemba Walker (6'0" PG, Connecticut, Jr.)
8. Detroit Pistons - Bismack Biyombo (6'9" PF, Congo)
9. Charlotte Bobcats - Kawhi Leonard (6'7" SF, San Diego State, So.)
10. Milwaukee Bucks - Alec Burks (6'6" SG, Colorado, So.)
11. Golden State Warriors - Tristan Thompson (6'9" PF, Texas, Fr.)
12. Utah Jazz - Donatas Motiejunas (7'0" PF, Lithuania)
13. Phoenix Suns - Marcus Morris (6'9" PF, Kansas, Jr.)
14. Houston Rockets - Klay Thompson (6'6" G/F, Washington State, Jr.)
15. Indiana Pacers - Markieff Morries (6'10" PF/C, Kansas, Jr.)
16. Philadelphia 76ers - Jimmer Fredette (6'2" PG, BYU, Sr.)
17. New York Knicks - Kenneth Faried (6'8" PF, Morehead State, Sr.)
18. Washington Wizards (via ATL) - Chris Singleton (6'8" SF, Florida State, Jr.)
19. Charlotte Bobcats (via NOH) - Nikola Vucevic (7"0'' PF/C, USC, Jr.)
20. Minnesota Timberwolves (via MEM) - Jordan Hamilton (6'7" SF, Texas, So.)
21. Portland Trailblazers - Reggie Jackson (6'3" G, Boston College, Jr.)
22. Denver Nuggets - Lucas Nogueira (6'11" C, Brazil)
23. Houston Rockets (via Orl) - Davis Bertans (6'10" F, Latvia)
24. Oklahoma City Thunder - Tobias Harris (6'8" F, Tennessee, Fr.)
25. Boston Celtics - Jordan Williams (6'10" PF/C, Maryland, So.)
26. Dallas Mavericks - Darius Morris (6'4" PG, Michigan, So)
27. New Jersey Nets (via LAL) - Tyler Honeycutt (6'8" SF, UCLA, So.)
28. Chicago Bulls (via MIA) - Marshon Brooks (6'5" G, Providence, Sr.)
29. San Antonio Spurs - Charles Jenkins (6'3" PG, Hofstra, Sr.)
30. Chicago Bulls - Justin Harper (6'10" PF, Richmond, Sr.)

31. Miami Heat (via MIN) - Nolan Smith (6'3" G, Duke, Sr.)
32. Cleveland Cavaliers - Travis Leslie (6'4" G/F, Georgia, Jr.)
33. Detroit Pistons (via TOR) - Norris Cole (6'2" G, Cleveland St., Sr.)
34. Washington Wizards - Josh Selby (6'1" G, Kansas, Fr.)
35. Sacramento Kings - Jeremy Tyler (6'10" PF, USA)
36. New Jersey Nets - Trey Thompkins (6'9'', PF, Georgia, Jr.)
37. Los Angeles Clippers (via DET) - Kyle Singler (6'9" F, Duke, Sr.)
38. Houston Rockets (via LAC) - Keith Benson (6'10" C, Oakland, Sr.)
39. Charlotte Bobcats - Malcolm Lee (6'5" G, UCLA, So.)
40. Milwaukee Bucks - JaJuan Johnson (6'10 PF, Purdue, Sr.)

Happy to explain why I decided to make my choices.

[Dr Positivity]

That looks about right. I see Marshon Brooks going higher though

[Jersey Generals]

If Brooks is there, the Nets take him with their first.

[RTM]

You know it's been too long when the thread is in danger of falling into the page 2 abyss. Here's an update:

1. Cleveland Cavaliers (via LAC) - Kyrie Irving (6'2" PG, Duke, Fr.)
2. Minnesota Timberwolves - Enes Kanter (6'11" PF/C, Turkey)
3. Utah Jazz (via NJ) - Derrick Williams (6'9'' F, Arizona, So.)
4. Cleveland Cavaliers - Jonas Valanciunas (6'10 PF/C, Lithuania)
5. Toronto Raptors - Brandon Knight (6'3" PG, Kentucky, Fr.)
6. Washington Wizards - Jan Vesely (6'11" F, Czech Republic)
7. Sacramento Kings - Jimmer Fredette (6'2" PG, BYU, Sr.)
8. Detroit Pistons - Kemba Walker (6'0" PG, Connecticut, Jr.)
9. Charlotte Bobcats - Kawhi Leonard (6'7" SF, San Diego State, So.)
10. Milwaukee Bucks - Marcus Morris (6'9" PF, Kansas, Jr.)
11. Golden State Warriors - Bismack Biyombo (6'9" PF, Congo)
12. Utah Jazz - Alec Burks (6'6" SG, Colorado, So.)
13. Phoenix Suns - Tristan Thompson (6'9" PF, Texas, Fr.)
14. Houston Rockets - Klay Thompson (6'6" G/F, Washington State, Jr.)
15. Indiana Pacers - Marshon Brooks (6'5" G, Providence, Sr.)
16. Philadelphia 76ers - Markieff Morries (6'10" PF/C, Kansas, Jr.)
17. New York Knicks - Chris Singleton (6'8" SF, Florida State, Jr.)
18. Washington Wizards (via ATL) - Tobias Harris (6'8" F, Tennessee, Fr.)
19. Charlotte Bobcats (via NOH) - Donatas Motiejunas (7'0" PF, Lithuania)
20. Minnesota Timberwolves (via MEM) - Jordan Hamilton (6'7" SF, Texas, So.)
21. Portland Trailblazers - Darius Morris (6'4" PG, Michigan, So)
22. Denver Nuggets - Kenneth Faried (6'8" PF, Morehead State, Sr.)
23. Houston Rockets (via Orl) - Nikola Vucevic (7"0'' PF/C, USC, Jr.)
24. Oklahoma City Thunder - Tyler Honeycutt (6'8" SF, UCLA, So.)
25. Boston Celtics - Jeremy Tyler (6'10" PF, USA)
26. Dallas Mavericks - Jordan Williams (6'10" PF/C, Maryland, So.)
27. New Jersey Nets (via LAL) - Charles Jenkins (6'3" PG, Hofstra, Sr.)
28. Chicago Bulls (via MIA) - Justin Harper (6'10" PF, Richmond, Sr.)
29. San Antonio Spurs - Davis Bertans (6'10" F, Latvia)
30. Chicago Bulls - Travis Leslie (6'4" G/F, Georgia, Jr.)

31. Miami Heat (via MIN) - Reggie Jackson (6'3" G, Boston College, Jr.)
32. Cleveland Cavaliers - Kyle Singler (6'9" F, Duke, Sr.)
33. Detroit Pistons (via TOR) - Trey Thompkins (6'9'', PF, Georgia, Jr.)
34. Washington Wizards - Nikola Mirotic (6'10" PF, Montenegro)
35. Sacramento Kings - Keith Benson (6'10" C, Oakland, Sr.)
36. New Jersey Nets - JaJuan Johnson (6'10 PF, Purdue, Sr.)
37. Los Angeles Clippers (via DET) - Nolan Smith (6'3" G, Duke, Sr.)
38. Houston Rockets (via LAC) - Josh Selby (6'1" G, Kansas, Fr.)
39. Charlotte Bobcats - Norris Cole (6'2" G, Cleveland St., Sr.)
40. Milwaukee Bucks - Malcolm Lee (6'5" G, UCLA, So.)

[Relentless88]

Agree with your top 8. I think Cory Joseph will be in the top 40.

[RTM]

Agree with your top 8. I think Cory Joseph will be in the top 40.

I actually think he goes 41 to LA or 42 to Indiana. I just don't see him as a better pick than other PGs/combos like Jenkins, Lee, Cole, Smith and Selby.

[Cammo101]

Agree with your top 8. I think Cory Joseph will be in the top 40.

I actually think he goes 41 to LA or 42 to Indiana. I just don't see him as a better pick than other PGs/combos like Jenkins, Lee, Cole, Smith and Selby.

Joseph may have made the worst decision of anyone declaring for this draft.

[RTM]

6/22 Update (Lots of change):

1. Cleveland Cavaliers (via LAC) - Kyrie Irving (6'2" PG, Duke, Fr.)
2. Minnesota Timberwolves - Derrick Williams (6'9'' F, Arizona, So.)
3. Utah Jazz (via NJ) - Brandon Knight (6'3" PG, Kentucky, Fr.)
4. Cleveland Cavaliers - Enes Kanter (6'11" PF/C, Turkey)
5. Toronto Raptors - Kawhi Leonard (6'7" SF, San Diego State, So.)
6. Washington Wizards - Jan Vesely (6'11" F, Czech Republic)
7. Sacramento Kings - Jimmer Fredette (6'2" PG, BYU, Sr.)
8. Detroit Pistons - Tristan Thompson (6'9" PF, Texas, Fr.)
9. Charlotte Bobcats - Jonas Valanciunas (6'10 PF/C, Lithuania)
10. Milwaukee Bucks - Alec Burks (6'6" SG, Colorado, So.)
11. Golden State Warriors - Klay Thompson (6'6" G/F, Washington State, Jr.)
12. Utah Jazz - Chris Singleton (6'8" SF, Florida State, Jr.)
13. Phoenix Suns - Kemba Walker (6'1" PG, Connecticut, Jr.)
14. Houston Rockets - Bismack Biyombo (6'9" PF, Congo)
15. Indiana Pacers - Marcus Morris (6'9" PF, Kansas, Jr.)
16. Philadelphia 76ers - Jordan Hamilton (6'7" SF, Texas, So.)
17. New York Knicks - Markieff Morries (6'10" PF/C, Kansas, Jr.)
18. Washington Wizards (via ATL) - Donatas Motiejunas (7'0" PF, Lithuania)
19. Charlotte Bobcats (via NOH) - Marshon Brooks (6'5" G, Providence, Sr.)
20. Minnesota Timberwolves (via MEM) - Tobias Harris (6'8" F, Tennessee, Fr.)
21. Portland Trailblazers - Reggie Jackson (6'3" G, Boston College, Jr.)
22. Denver Nuggets - Kenneth Faried (6'8" PF, Morehead State, Sr.)
23. Houston Rockets (via Orl) - Nikola Vucevic (7"0'' PF/C, USC, Jr.)
24. Oklahoma City Thunder - Tyler Honeycutt (6'8" SF, UCLA, So.)
25. Boston Celtics - Iman Shumpert (6'6" G, Georgia Tech, Jr.)
26. Dallas Mavericks - Davis Bertans (6'10" F, Latvia)
27. New Jersey Nets (via LAL) - Charles Jenkins (6'3" PG, Hofstra, Sr.)
28. Chicago Bulls (via MIA) - Justin Harper (6'10" PF, Richmond, Sr.)
29. San Antonio Spurs - Nikola Mirotic (6'10" PF, Montenegro)
30. Chicago Bulls - Travis Leslie (6'4" G/F, Georgia, Jr.)

31. Miami Heat (via MIN) - Nolan Smith (6'3" G, Duke, Sr.)
32. Cleveland Cavaliers - Jimmy Butler (6'8" F, Marquette, Sr.)
33. Detroit Pistons (via TOR) - Norris Cole (6'2" G, Cleveland St., Sr.)
34. Washington Wizards - Darius Morris (6'4" PG, Michigan, So)
35. Sacramento Kings - Jeremy Tyler (6'10" PF, USA)
36. New Jersey Nets - Trey Thompkins (6'9'', PF, Georgia, Jr.)
37. Los Angeles Clippers (via DET) - Josh Selby (6'1" G, Kansas, Fr.)
38. Houston Rockets (via LAC) - Kyle Singler (6'9" F, Duke, Sr.)
39. Charlotte Bobcats - Jordan Williams (6'10" PF/C, Maryland, So.)
40. Milwaukee Bucks - JaJuan Johnson (6'10 PF, Purdue, Sr.)

[princeofpalace]

I love it for Detroit

[Relentless88]

Leonard is a good pick for the Raptors. I hope he learns to shoot. Leonard/DD could be disastrous if neither learns to shoot.