The Wizards are garbage. Let's just get that out of the way, this is a team that is currently the laughing stock of the NBA. A coach that should have been fired a month ago, and a top 20 player in the league in Bradley Beal who they are wasting another great season. This is a team that needs a full rebuild, and start over. They can do that by one, finally letting Beal go and get a godfather package back from him, Two, firing Scott Brooks, and Three, drafting Cade here with the number 1 pick. This will hopefully make Wizards fans hopeful for the future.

The Pistons just need talent, plain and simple. The good thing with picking 2nd in a loaded class, is that they will get a very good talented player. That player is going to be Evan Mobley. With how absolutely terrible their big man depth is, I think them focusing on that with this pick would be the right route to go. Evan Mobley has franchise center potential, and could form a very nice front court alongside Jerami Grant.

The Timberwolves have talented players, but the issue is that they just are not meshing well. A lot of that should be blamed on Ryan Saunders, as he's just not a very good coach. This pick is a little hard, since they already have Beasley and Edwaeds who's main position is at SG Jalen Green & Jalen Suggs don't make much sense. So this pick will end up being Kuminga, as he will give them much needed wing help.

The Pelicans have two building blocks in Ingram and Zion, then that's about it with their roster. Lonzo has been a huge disappointment this season, and it's looking more likely that he will get traded this season. I like Jalen Suggs with this pick, and that mainly has to do with the fact that he will give the Pelicans an actual competent guard who will fit very well alongside Zion and Ingram.

OKC are picking next, and are probably going to have the quickest rebuild we've seen in quite some time. They got an absolute steal in Theo at 34, wo fits very well with OKC's young core of Shai, Dort, Bazley, Poku, Roby, and Diallo. Presti will add to that young core with Jalen Green, who'll be Shai's backcourt teammate going into the future. This will make many OKC fans excited for the future.

The Kings are on the right track, they have Fox and Hali who are the building blocks of the team. They will still need to improve on that, and they will do exactly that by taking Ziaire Williams with this pick. The reason why he is going to be taken ahead of Barnes and Jalen with this pick, is because Ziaire is a much more advanced shooter than both of them as of right now. Add that to the fact that he's already a solid defender, this is the right pick to pair next to Fox & Hali.

The Bulls are now picking, and it's clear that they need a PG of the future. Unfortunately there is none available with this pick, so they instead will dip into the Florida State well again and take Scottie Barnes. Pairing him along with Patrick Williams, will give the Bulls a very terrifying forward/wing duo going into the future.

The Hornets are on the clock here and I know that Jordan will be a very happy man that a specific highly rated Duke player is still on the board. That player is obviously Jalen Johnson, Hornets fans will talk themselves into watching LaMelo and Jalen make ridiculous plays in the open court. Just don't think about the number of bricks that both would have for the season, and Hornets fans will be perfectly fine.

The Raptors are up next, and even though they most definitely won't be picking this early when it comes draft time they are now. With this pick the Raptors will take the best 3&D player in this draft, with Moses Moody. He would fit perfectly next to FVV and OG, and would be a player that Nick Nurse would most likely mold into a high level NBA player.

The Knicks are on the clock, and just like the Bulls even though they desperately need help at the PG position they won't be able to address that with this pick. Instead they opt for a guard, who knows how to put the ball in the basket in a number of ways. That player is James Bouknight, and would give them a much need microwave scorer. This will especially come in handy, when their main guys Barrett and Randle just arent having a good night shooting the ball. Insert Quickley and Bouknight who could help with that issue.

OKC are back on the clock, and with this pick Sam Presti will opt to take a bit of a reach with this pick and take BJ Boston. With the insane number of future firsts for OKC, reaching on a player with immense untapped potential in Boston wouldn't be a bad thing at all. If he hits, then he joins Jalen Green in what would be a very impressive young core going forward. Add that to the fact that OKC are going to have a ridiculous amount of cap space to spend, and we could be looking at one of the fastest rebuild in NBA history.

The Rockets are just beginning their rebuilding, after trading their franchise player James harden earlier this month. This pick is a really good chance to push their rebuild forward, and they do that by taking very talented guard/wing Keon Johnson. Now his stats doesn't jump out of the page, but this kid has immense potential. He is a monster on the defensive end, and could make a real case to be the most athletic player in this draft. With this pick, Houston will hope that him, KPJ, and Wood would be a good start to their rebuild under Stephen Silas.

The Knicks are back on the clock here via Dallas, and with this pick they will look into helping out that terrible PG situation. Jaden Springer is going to be the pick here, and while he won't be the answer to all of the solutions at PG he will help a lot. Just like his teammate Keon, he still has to become a better overall offensive player. Thibs will love that he is already a very good defender for his age, and work with that. Springer and Bouknight, would be two very acceptable picks.

The Spurs will be the last lottery team picking, and with this pick they will be taking a very talented, but raw big man in Usman Garuba. His main appeal, will be how exceptionally well of a defender his is. His weakside blocks are a thing of beauty, and has the best motor that I've seen in this class. Pairing him alongside Murray, Vassell, Walker, Keldon, and White would give the Spurs a very formidable young core going forward.

Orlando are on the clock here, and they are in desperate need of a full tear down rebuild. That is something for another day, but with this pick they will get a knockdown shooter in Corey Kispert. With Fournier being an UFA after this season, they will be losing a big time shooter. I'm not saying that Kispert would replace Fournier, but he will give them much needed insurance just in case Fournier isn't playing for the Magic anymore after this season.

The Cavs are picking here and they can go with a plethora of different options. They will opt to go with a very fun pick and take Greg Brown from Texas. Sexton and Garland would be salivating at the thought of lobbing to not only one athletic marvel in Larry Nance Jr, but now two with Greg Brown. This also won't be an awkward pairing, since Nance has been a much improved perimeter shooter. A front court of Allen, Nance Jr, and Brown going into the future would be very interesting to watch.

The Warriors are now picking and are going to take a guard who's been lighting up CBB this season. Sharife Cooper will be the pick, and would be an electric PG to backup Steph Curry. This would be a very flashy pick, and while there is still some things in Copper's game that he'll have to fix, you can't ell me that Cooper would playing on the Warriors would make a lot of people wanting to watch the Warriors just to see what he does game in and game out.

The Hawks are picking next, and every pick that they make should be to help out Trae Young. Atlanta already has good defenders in Rondo, Dunn, Reddish, and Hunter. This pick is going to add to that, with Terrence Shannon Jr being the pick here. He's a player that takes pride in his defense, and due to his frame can play at the 2 or 3. He makes sense playing next to Trae, and would be an intelligent pick here

The Suns have needed point guard help for what seems like an eternity. There is no franchise PG available at 19, but they still get a very quality one with Daishen Nix. He doesn't have a lot of recent film since he's playing for Ignite and they haven't played a game yet, but Nix is a big guard with really good vision. His game still needs to polished, and he won't make a more immediate impact than Johnson or Butler. That is fine though, since Nix's potential will be far greater than those two.

This Grizzlies is pretty dang stacked as of right now. They don't have many if any holes on the team, so they can do pretty much anything with this pick. Why not get a high volume scoring guard to come off the bench, with Cameron Thomas from LSU. They don't currently have someone who can really just score off the bench, but that would change with drafting Cameron here. A bench depth of Tyus, Melton, Cameron, Bane, Clarke, Anderson, and Tillman would be pretty OP.

Rockets are back on the clock via Portland and they will take a talented big man, who has been rising up a lot of people's big board in Day'Ron Sharpe. He's not just your regular rim running big who can protect the rim, he has very active hands for a big man. He's only playing 20 MPG and is averaging close to 8 RPG with an amazing 3.1 ORB's. He would be a nice big man to come off the bench and could improve a lot more under Stephen Silas.

The Nets are on the clock, and they really just needs players who can defend, and can play competent minutes off the bench. They accomplish both of that by taking probably the safest guard in this draft, Jared Butler. Butler gives Nash competent backup guard minutes, and someone who won't make many mistakes. This pick might not be a huge need with Bruce Brown already being a fine bench guard, but that doesn't really matter to me. For the Nets, they need to take someone who can play NBA minutes right.

The Pacers have a roster currently constructed that is very well put together. They will take Franz Wagner with this pick, and add him to an already impressive wing depth. He has been filling the box score for this whole season and has been a player who's stock has been steadily rising. This could be looked at as a steal here at 23, and would just help improve their depth even more.

The impressive Denver Nuggets are on the board here, and there are still a lot of good talent available with this pick. Kai Jones will be the pick here, as he will give Mike Malone some more depth at the 5 spot. Kai has a lot of untapped potential, and him learning to be a good pick n roll big under Murray will help him a lot. He could be a little redundant with Zeke Nnaji, but having multiple athletic big men on the same teams in this league if used correctly can absolutely work out.

The Bucks should be looking to upgrade their bench with this pick. There are guys available that can help do exactly that. David Johnson just like Jared Butler, is a player who can come into the NBA and play considerable minutes right away. His frame will allow him to play next to DJ Augustin off the bench, and will give Bud a quality ball handler/shooter to play alongside Middleton and Giannis if needed.

The Celtics need more big man depth for the future. Thompson and Theis aren't going to be apart of the future, and while they do have Grant/Timelord as guys who can fill that role for the future there is nothing wring with improving it. Isiah Jackson is an uber-athletic big, who will block pretty much anything in sight. This is a player that will need time to develop, but he's on the right track and learning under a good group of players on the Celtics will help him out immensely.

The Sixers are now on the clock, and they are looking like a well oiled machine this season. They already got the steal of the draft last draft by taking Maxey at 21 and they will be looking to do the same with this pick This guy might not be a steal, but he's still someone who will help out the Sixers right away. Josh Cristopher will be the pick here, and there's a lot to like about his game. He has an effortless driving game and isn't afraid of taking contact. He plays a lot like Maxey in that aspect, he'll still need to obviously be a better perimeter shooter, but he's a player who will be eased into the team with the Sixers already having a very stacked roster.

It's been reported for ever since Doc Rivers got fired, that Lou Williams could be on the move. With him being a UFA after this season, and also underperforming to start this season I'm expecting for those rumors to start getting hot again. Taking this into account taking a guard here would make sense, so that's why Tre Mann will be the pick here. Tre has improved a lot this season with shooting a very impressive 41% from 3. Probably even better than that, he's averaging 5.2 RPG, for a player of his height that is a huge plus.

The Jazz have been playing like the best team in the NBA and are currently on a 11 game winning streak. They can do no wrong at the moment, and the fact they will have that chance to improve on that team is amazing. Marcus Bagley (who's Marvin Bagley's brother) wouldn't be someone who would fill a huge need for Utah, but could be groomed into being a fine rotational wing for Quinn Snyder's teams. Especially with Bojan getting older, this would be a pick for the future.

The Lakers will be picking with the last pick of the draft, here and could go with a lot of options here. They opt to take a player who was in lottery discussions before the CBB season started, but due to his poor play his stock has plummeted. Terrence Clarke will be the player selected here, and the Lakers would be getting a very talented young guard/wing, who needs to be playing alongside a good team that will help him achieve his potential. There is no better player to learn from, than the bets player in the NBA LeBron James. Clarke will probably need to play some games in the G-League, but he's one for the future.