NBA Draft is in a couple weeks, and the Dallas Mavericks will be on the clock first after winning a wild draft lottery that saw them jump 10 spots to land the No. 1 overall pick. Once it was revealed that the Mavericks would be landing the top pick,

If Flagg goes No. 1 and the San Antonio Spurs select Dylan Harper at No. 2 as expected, the Hornets are guaranteed to get either Ace Bailey or VJ Edgecombe. Charlotte will undoubtedly do its due diligence on players like Khaman Maluach, Tre Johnson, Noa Essengue, Kon Knueppel and others in its projected area as well.

Also in this category are boom-or-bust scorers, a handful with 3-and-D potential and who to keep an eye on in the second round.

Recently, the NBA announced the 13 players who have been invited to the draft green room so far. Among them is Arizona's Carter Bryant. The 6-foot-8 wing has been seen as a draft riser who could shake up the lottery,

NBA draft is drawing nearer, and there's reportedly more clarity as to which teams will be trying to move up in the lottery.

The Golden State Warriors didn't want to step on too many toes, but even he'll admit it's an odd circumstance.

Commissioner Adam Silver told FS1 the NBA Draft Lottery doesn’t need reforming because the system is meant to discourage teams from tanking.

Derik Queen is a potential lottery pick in the 2025 NBA draft, and the former Maryland center recently earned high praise from an ESPN analyst.

Kasparas Jakučionis is one of the most skilled wings in the 2025 NBA Draft, but does his blend of touch and feel outweigh concerns about turnovers and off-ball value? His strengths, flaws, and whether he's worth a lottery pick are discussed.