https://bbs.hupu.com/22283755.html The Phoenix Suns have won the NBA draft lottery. Who will they take, and where will the rest of the top prospects land? Our mock draft differs in two crucial ways from our recently updated top 100 prospect rankings. It uses the NBA's official draft order, and it's adjusted for NBA team needs accordingly. It also attempts to project which players will end up declaring and keeping their names in the draft. Editor's note: This mock draft, published immediately after the lottery results, will continue to update with the latest information and analysis throughout Tuesday night and into the draft combine on Wednesday. 1. Phoenix Suns Deandre Ayton Arizona Age: 19.8 C cdth 7-foot | Weight: 243 pounds Ayton was beginning to answer some of the questions scouts have had about him since high school with a string of dominant performances down the stretch, before finishing the college season on a poor note in an early NCAA tournament exit. Physically, he's one of the most gifted prospects we've seen in the draft in the past few years, and he has an impressive skill level, to boot. Phoenix, the worst defensive team in the NBA, will be right to question Ayton's impact on that end of the floor, but his sheer productivity and overall talent level makes it difficult to not slot him at the top of this class. Starting salary: $8,095,680 2. Sacramento Kings Luka Doncic Real Madrid Age: 19.1 PG cdth 6-foot-8 | Weight: 228 Doncic hit a bit of a wall after playing 18 straight months without a break. He still found a way to help Real Madrid qualify for the EuroLeague final four and will attempt to re-establish his candidacy as the potential No. 1 pick in the draft with a strong showing in Belgrade later this week. Starting salary: $7,243,440 3. Atlanta Hawks Marvin Bagley III Duke Age: 19.1 PF/C cdth 6-11 | Weight: 234 While Bagley has some positional concerns defensively, his athleticism, motor, rebounding, finishing ability and overall productivity will be very attractive here. The Hawks will be in best-player-available mode, but it helps to be able to complement their existing roster with a building block that fits with the surrounding talent. Starting salary: $6,504,600 4. Memphis Grizzlies Jaren Jackson Jr. Michigan State Age: 18.6 PF/C cdth 6-11 | Weight: 240 Jackson would be the ideal big man to pair with promising rookie John Collins. The youngest projected first-rounder, Jackson might have the highest ceiling in terms of his ability to affect the game on both ends of the floor. He has enviable physical tools, including a 7-4 wingspan and tremendous mobility. Jackson's ability to space the floor (40 percent from 3 and 80 percent from the line), block shots (5.7 per 40 minutes), switch on every screen and, increasingly, put the ball on the floor from the perimeter makes him an ideal fit for the modern NBA. Starting salary: $5,864,640 5. Dallas Mavericks Mohamed Bamba Texas Age: 19.9 C cdth 7-foot | Weight: 207 Bamba's rare combination of length, shot-blocking instincts and offensive promise gives him one of highest ceilings of any prospect in this draft. Starting salary: $5,310,720 6. Orlando Magic Trae Young Oklahoma Age: 19.6 PG cdth 6-2 | Weight: 176 Young is a deadly pull-up shooter with deep range who loves transition quick hitters. He would add a much-needed scoring punch to Orlando's backcourt. Starting salary: $4,823,520 7. Chicago Bulls Wendell Carter Jr. Duke Age: 19.0 C cdth 6-10 | Weight: 263 Small forward is a definite position of need, but Robin Lopez and Bobby Portis are entering the final year of their contracts, so it also makes sense to think about drafting a big man who complements Lauri Markkanen on both ends of the floor. Carter's feel and versatility are promising in a number of ways. He is a physically mature big man with a 263-pound frame and 7-3 wingspan, which will allow him to play center in the NBA with ease. He is a polished player with excellent hands and touch around the basket and has demonstrated a nice blend of passing, shot-blocking and perimeter shooting, despite being overshadowed at times by fellow Bagley at Duke. Starting salary: $4,403,280 8. Cleveland Cavaliers (via Nets) Michael Porter Jr. Missouri Age: 19.8 SF/PF cdth 6-10 | Weight: 214 Porter came into the season with hopes of making a run at being the No. 1 pick in the draft. He wasn't able to build his case, however, because of a back injury. Porter's size, shot-creation skill and scoring instincts will nevertheless make him a coveted prospect in June. He is a playmaker on both ends of the floor and is just starting to figure out how to put his talent to full use. Starting salary: $4,033,800 9. New York Knicks Collin Sexton Alabama Age: 19.3 PG cdth 6-2 | Weight: 183 Frank Ntilikina has had some nice rookie moments, but the Knicks are finding out that the long-armed, 6-5 guard seems better suited playing alongside a more dominant ball handler and shot creator who can take some of the scoring responsibilities off Ntilikina's shoulders. Enter Sexton, with his tremendous aggressiveness driving the lane, taking off-the-dribble jumpers and putting defensive pressure on opposing guards. NBA teams have some concerns about Sexton's decision-making and reckless style of play. Fiercely competitive, Sexton has shown enough flashes in the right areas to be comfortably projected as a starting-caliber point guard, with plenty of upside. Starting salary: $3,708,120 10. Philadelphia 76ers (via Lakers) Mikal Bridges Villanova Age: 21.6 SF cdth 6-7 | Weight: 200 The 76ers have gotten great production out of JJ Redick and Marco Belinelli, but with both players approaching free agency -- and their mid-30s -- it makes sense to think about drafting a wing who can complement their building blocks of Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons and Markelle Fultz. Bridges is an easy player to slot on almost any NBA roster, thanks to his multipositional defensive versatility, 3-point shooting and role-player potential. He isn't as gifted a shot creator as you'd like from a top-10 pick, but on this roster, he won't need to be. Starting salary: $3,522,480 22. Chicago Bulls (via Pelicans) Jacob Evans Cincinnati Age: 20.8 SG/SF cdth 6-6 | Weight: 210 Shooting and depth at the wing spots will likely be priorities for the Bulls this offseason (not unlike most teams in the NBA). Evans is an ultra-versatile player who guards all over the floor, played on and off the ball for Cincinnati and sports a career 38 percent mark from 3-point territory at the college level. 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※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.cc), 来自: 61.231.62.51 ※ 文章网址: https://webptt.com/cn.aspx?n=bbs/ChicagoBulls/M.1526480017.A.A34.html 另外如果考量到本队的总教练 可能MPJ还是较佳的选择 除了今年的RoLo 後裔伯还是喜欢Portis Lauri这种可内可外的内线球员 感谢XD ※ 编辑: vince4687 (210.242.3.178), 05/17/2018 17:05:26