The Chicago Bulls have undergone a much-needed makeover since their 2019-20 season ended. That makeover is set to continue during the 2020 NBA Draft, where the Bulls will be selecting 4th overall. The Bulls got some good fortune during the lottery, where they projected to receive the 7th pick in the draft, but instead jumped up to 4th.
The NBA draft is just over a month away. Most teams are already in deep discussions about who they will be adding to their rosters by October.
The 2020 NBA Draft Lottery can be added to the history books, with the Minnesota Timberwolves set to start the festivities for the second time in their history. Compiled from data, team tendencies/priorities, and conversations I’ve held with agents and members of front offices around the league, here’s how I see the first half of draft night winding up.
Jake Peter lists five teams that must succeed in October’s NBA Draft.
The Suns are one of basketball’s most interesting teams heading into this offseason. Who should they be targeting in the draft?
Danny Podolsky takes a look at the 2018 Draft Lottery and gives grades to each pick:
History has proven that there is no perfect formula for drafting NBA players. Of the 26 players in this year’s All-Star Game, 11 were selected 13th or later in the draft. Reserves Nikola Jokic and Khris Middleton fell all the way to the second round. Lottery picks often underwhelm or flame out, while late fliers occasionally transform into role players or even franchise centerpieces.
Commissioner Adam Silver has postponed the NBA season until at least May 1, and many league insiders believe he may cancel it soon. But no matter what he decides, the NBA will still hold the 2020 draft sometime this year.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has postponed the NBA season until at least May 1, and many league insiders believe he may cancel it soon. But no matter what he decides, the NBA will still hold the 2020 draft sometime this year.
Who are some of the most intriguing international draft prospects this year?
Is Anthony Edwards a future superstar or a glorified role player? Grant Funtila analyzes the UGA product:
Patrick Champion checks in on the success of the top five picks from the 2019 NBA Draft.
The Chicago Bulls have undergone a much-needed makeover since their 2019-20 season ended. That makeover is set to continue during the 2020 NBA Draft, where the Bulls will be selecting 4th overall. The Bulls got some good fortune during the lottery, where they projected to receive the 7th pick in the draft, but instead jumped up to 4th.
The NBA draft is just over a month away. Most teams are already in deep discussions about who they will be adding to their rosters by October.
The 2020 NBA Draft Lottery can be added to the history books, with the Minnesota Timberwolves set to start the festivities for the second time in their history. Compiled from data, team tendencies/priorities, and conversations I’ve held with agents and members of front offices around the league, here’s how I see the first half of draft night winding up.
Jake Peter lists five teams that must succeed in October’s NBA Draft.
The Suns are one of basketball’s most interesting teams heading into this offseason. Who should they be targeting in the draft?
Danny Podolsky takes a look at the 2018 Draft Lottery and gives grades to each pick:
History has proven that there is no perfect formula for drafting NBA players. Of the 26 players in this year’s All-Star Game, 11 were selected 13th or later in the draft. Reserves Nikola Jokic and Khris Middleton fell all the way to the second round. Lottery picks often underwhelm or flame out, while late fliers occasionally transform into role players or even franchise centerpieces.
Commissioner Adam Silver has postponed the NBA season until at least May 1, and many league insiders believe he may cancel it soon. But no matter what he decides, the NBA will still hold the 2020 draft sometime this year.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has postponed the NBA season until at least May 1, and many league insiders believe he may cancel it soon. But no matter what he decides, the NBA will still hold the 2020 draft sometime this year.
Who are some of the most intriguing international draft prospects this year?
Is Anthony Edwards a future superstar or a glorified role player? Grant Funtila analyzes the UGA product:
Patrick Champion checks in on the success of the top five picks from the 2019 NBA Draft.
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