Where Duke product Cam Reddish belongs on NBA Draft boards has been one of the most-debated topics since the lottery last month.
Now just 10 days away from the event itself, a new ESPN feature detailed why Reddish brings all-star potential to the next level. Reddish did not have the most explosive freshman season at Duke, but also played a different role with Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett in the spotlight. Finding the right NBA fit could change things quickly.
Duke star RJ Barrett left little doubt as to his wishes on the night of the 2019 NBA draft June 20.
Barrett worked out for the New York Knicks on Monday and told reporters he doesn’t plan on formally meeting with any other teams prior to the draft. He added that New York “is the place I want to be.”
As the NBA Draft is quickly approaching we have seen players become stars from lower in the Draft. But, who are the ones that were drafted in the top-10 that just did not perform?
With roughly three weeks before the NBA draft, teams are continuing to gather information and set their boards as they work out and interview prospects.
Some could already be strengthening their draft cases to front offices by showcasing skills or personality that didn’t always pop during the regular season.
The top three picks should be set, even if a blockbuster trade shakes up the order. Uncertainty begins at No. 4 with the Los Angeles Lakers, whose move will create a domino effect for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Phoenix Suns, Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks.
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