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#	rnk	yr	team	player	pos	hgt	bday	birth place	st.	high school	st	college	conf.
001	01+	14	Cleveland	Wiggins, Andrew	sf	6-08	95.02.23	Toronto	on	Huntington Prep	wv	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
002	02+	14	Milwaukee	Parker, Jabari	pf	6-08	95.03.15	Chicago	il	Simeon	il	Duke	acc	.	.	.
003	03+	14	Philadelphia	Embiid, Joel	c	7-01	94.03.16	Cameroon	for	The Rock School	fl	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
004	04+	14	Orlando	Gordon, Aaron	pf	6-07	95.09.16	San Jose	ca	Archbishop Mitty	ca	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
005	05+	14	Utah	Exum, Dante	pg/sg	6-04	95.07.13	Australia	for	Thomas Carr College	for	Australia	for	.	.	.	.
006	06+	14	Boston	Smart, Marcus	pg	6-02	94.03.06	Flower Mound	tx	Marcus	tx	Oklahoma State	big12	.	.	.
007	07+	14	L.A. Lakers	Randle, Julius	pf	6-07	94.11.29	Dallas	tx	Prestonwood Christian	tx	Kentucky	big10	.	.	.
008	08+	14	Sacramento	Stauskas, Nik	sg	6-05	93.10.07	Mississauga	on	St. Marks	ma	Michigan	big10	.	.	.
009	09+	14	Charlotte	Vonleh, Noah	pf	6-08	95.08.24	Haverhill	ma	New Hampton School	ma	Indiana	big10	.	.	.
010	10+	14	Philadelphia*	Payton, Elfrid	pg	6-02	94.02.22	Gretna	la	John Ehret	oh	Louisiana-Lafayette	sunbelt	.	.	..
011	11+	14	Denver*	McDermott, Doug	sf	6-06	92.01.03	Grand Forks	nd	Ames	ia	Creighton	bigeast	.	.	.
012	12+	14	Orlando*	Saric, Dario	pf	6-10	94.04.08	Croatia	for	Croatia	for	Croatia	for	.	.	.	.
013	13+	14	Minnesota	LaVine, Zach	sg	6-04	95.03.10	Renton	wa	Bothell	wa	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
014	14+	14	Phoenix	Warren, T.J.	pf	6-07	93.09.05	Durham	nc	Brewster Academy	nh	North Carolina State	acc	.	.	.
015	15+	14	Atlanta	Payne, Adreian	pf	6-09	91.02.19	Dayton	oh	Jefferson Township	oh	Michigan State	big10	.	.	.
016	16+	14	Chicago*	Nurkic, Jusuf	c	6-11	94.08.23	Bosnia	for	Bosnia	for	Bosnia	for	.	.	.	.
017	17+	14	Boston	Young, James	sg	6-06	95.08.16	Flint	mi	Rochester	mi	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
018	18+	14	Phoenix	Ennis, Tyler	pg	6-01	94.08.24	Brampton	on	St. Benedicts	nj	Syracuse	acc	.	.	..
019	19+	14	Chicago*	Harris, Gary	sg	6-02	94.09.14	Fishers	in	Hamilton Southeastern	in	Michigan State	big10	.	.	.
020	20+	14	Toronto	Caboclo, Bruno	sf/pf	6-08	95.09.21	Brazil	for	Brazil	for	Brazil	for	.	.	.	.
021	21+	14	Oklahoma	McGary, Mitch	c	6-10	92.06.06	Chesterton	in	Brewster Academy	nh	Michigan	big10	.	.	.
022	22+	14	Memphis	Adams, Jordan	sg	6-03	94.07.08	Atlanta	ga	Oak Hill Academy	va	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
023	23+	14	Utah	Hood, Rodney	sf	6-07	92.10.20	Meridian	ms	Meridian	ms	Duke	acc	.	.	.
024	24+	14	Charlotte*	Napier, Shabazz	pg	5-11	91.07.14	Boston	ma	Lawrence Academy	ma	Connecticut	aac	.	.	.
025	25+	14	Houston	Capela, Clint	pf	6-11	94.05.18	Switzerland	for	Insep Academy	for	Fance	for	.	.	.	.
026	26+	14	Miami*	Hairston, P.J.	sg	6-04	92.12.24	Greensboro	nc	Hargrave	va	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
027	27+	14	Phoenix	Bogdanovic, Bogdan	sf	6-06	92.08.18	Yugoslovia	for	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.
028	28+	14	L.A. Clippers	Wilcox, C.J.	sf	6-05	90.12.30	Pleasant Grove	ut	Pleasant Grove	ut	Washington	pac12	.	.	.
029	29+	14	Oklahoma	Huestis, Josh	sf	6-07	91.12.19	Webster	tx	C.M. Russell	mt	Stanford	pac12	.	.	.
030	30+	14	San Antonio	Anderson, Kyle	sf	6-07	93.09.20	New York	ny	St. Anthony	nj	UCLA	pac12	.	.	..
031	31+	14	Milwaukee	Inglis, Damien	sf	6-08	95.05.20	French Guiana	for	French Guiana	for	French Guiana	for	.	.	.	.
032	32+	14	Philadelphia	McDaniels, K.J.	sf	6-06	93.02.09	Birmingham	al	Central Park Christian	al	Clemson	sec	.	.	.
033	33+	14	Cleveland	Harris, Joe	sg	6-06	91.09.07	Chelan	wa	Chelan	wa	Virginia	acc	.	.	..
034	34+	14	Denver	Early, Cleanthony	sf	6-06	91.04.17	Bronx	ny	Mount Zion Christian	nc	Wichita State	mvc	.	.	.
035	35+	14	Utah*	Stokes, Jarnell	sf	6-08	94.01.07	Memphis	tn	Southwind	tn	Tennessee	sec	.	.	.
036	36+	14	Milwaukee	O'Bryant III, Johnny	f	6-09	93.06.01	Cleveland	ms	East Side	ms	Louisana State	sec	.	.	.
037	37+	14	Minnesota	Daniels, DeAndre	f	6-09	92.04.15	Los Angeles	ca	IMG Academy	fl	Connecticut	aac	.	.	.
038	38+	14	Detroit	Dinwiddie, Spencer	sg	6-04	93.04.06	Woodland Hills	ca	Taft	ca	Colorado	pac12	.	.	.
039	39+	14	Philadelphia	Grant, Jerami	sg	6-06	94.03.12	Portland	or	DeMatha	md	Syracuse	acc	.	.	.
040	40+	14	Minnesota	Robinson III, Glenn	sf	6-05	94.01.08	Gary	in	Lake Central	in	Michigan	big10	.	.	.
041	41+	14	Denver	Jokic, Nikola	c	6-11	95.09.02	Yugoslavia	for	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.
042	42+	14	Houston	Johnson, Nick	g	6-03	92.12.22	Gilbert	az	Findlay Prep	nv	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
043	43+	14	Atlanta	Tavares, Walter	c	7-03	92.03.22	Cape Verde	for	Cape Verde	for	Cape Verde	for	.	.	.	.
044	44+	14	Minnesota*	Brown, Markel	sg	6-03	92.01.29	Alexandria	la	Peabody Magnet	la	Oklahoma State	big12	.	.	.
045	45+	14	Charlotte	Powell, Dwight	pf	6-11	91.07.20	Toronto	on	IMG Academy	fl	Stanford	pac12	.	.	.
046	46+	14	Washington*	Clarkson, Jordan	pg	6-05	92.06.07	San Antonio	tx	Wagner	tx	Missouri	sec	.	.	.
047	47+	14	Philadelphia*	Smith, Russ	pg	6-01	91.04.19	New York	ny	South Kent	ct	Louisville	aac	.	.	..
048	48+	14	Milwaukee*	Patterson, Lamar	sg	6-05	91.08.12	Lancaster	pa	St. Benedicts	nj	Pittsburgh	acc	.	.	.
049	49+	14	Chicago	Bairstow, Cameron	f	6-09	90.12.07	Australia	for	Australia	for	Australia	for	.	.	.	.
050	50+	14	Phoenix	Brown, Alec	c	7-01	92.07.23	Winona	mn	Winona	mn	Green Bay	horizon	.	.	.
051	51+	14	NY Knicks	Antetokounmpo, Thanasis	sf	6-05	92.07.17	Greece	for	Greece	for	Grece	for	.	.	.	.
052	52+	14	Philadelphia	Micic, Vasilije	pg	6-04	94.01.13	Yugoslovia	for	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.
053	53+	14	Minnesota	Gentile, Alessandro	sf	6-06	92.11.12	Italy	for	Italy	for	Italy	for	for	.	.
054	54+	14	Philadelphia*	Dangubic, Nemanja	sg	6-08	93.04.13	Yugoslovia	for	Serbia	for	Serbia	.	.	.	.	for
055	55+	14	Miami*	Christon, Semaj	pg	6-03	92.11.01	Cincinnati	oh	Brewster Academy	nh	Xavier	bigeast	.	.	.
056	56+	14	Denver*	Marble, Roy Devyn	sf	6-07	92.09.21	Southfield	mi	Southfield-Lathrup	mi	Iowa	big10	.	.	.
057	57+	14	Indiana*	Labeyrie, Louis	c	6-10	92.02.11	France	for	France	for	France	for	.	.	.	.
058	58+	14	San Antonio*	McRae, Jordan	sg	6-07	91.03.28	Savannah	ga	Liberty County	ga	Tennessee	sec	.	.	.
059	59+	14	Toronto*	Thames, Xavier	pg	6-04	91.01.09	Sacramento	ca	Pleasant Grove	ca	San Diego State	mwc	.	.	.
060	60+	14	San Antonio*	Jefferson, Corey	pf	6-09	90.12.26	Tacoma	wa	Killeen	tx	Baylor	big12	.	.	.
061	01+	13	Cleveland	Bennett, Anthony	pf	6-07	93.03.14	Toronto, on	for	Findlay Prep	nv	UNLV	mwc	.	.	..
062	02+	13	Orlando	Oladipo, Victor	sg	6-05	92.05.04	Nigeria	for	DeMatha	md	Indiana	big10	.	.	..
063	03+	13	Washington	Porter, Otto	sf	6-08	93.06.03	St. Louis	mo	Scott County Central	mo	Georgetown	bigeast	.	.	..
064	04+	13	Charlotte	Zeller, Cody	f-c	7-00	92.10.05	Minnesota	mn	Washington	in	Indiana	big10	.	.	..
065	05+	13	Phoenix	Len, Alex	c	7-01	93.06.16	Antratsit, ua	for	Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine	for	Maryland	acc	.	.	..
066	06+	13	New Orleans*	Noel, Nerlens	pf	6-11	94.04.10	Malden	ma	Tilton	nh	Kentucky	sec	.	.	..
067	07+	13	Sacramento	McLemore, Ben	sg	6-04	93.02.11	St. Louis	mo	Christian Life	tx	Kansas	big10	.	.	..
068	08+	13	Detroit	Caldwell-Pope, Kentavious	sg	6-05	93.02.18	Thomaston	ga	Greenville	ga	Georgia	sec	.	.	.
069	09+	13	Minnesotta	Burke, Trey	pg	6-01	92.11.12	Columbus	oh	Northland	oh	Michigan	big10	.	.	.
070	10+	13	Portland	McCollum, CJ	pg-sg	6-03	91.09.19	Canton	oh	Glen Oak	oh	Lehigh	patriot	.	.	.
071	11+	13	Philadelphia	Carter-Williams, Michael	pg	6-05	91.10.12	Hamilton	ma	St. Andrews	ri	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
072	12+	13	Oklahoma*	Adams, Steven	c	6-11	93.07.28	Rotorua, nz	for	Notre Dame Prep	ma	Pittsburgh	bigeast	.	.	.
073	13+	13	Dallas*	Olynyk, Kelly	c	7-00	90.03.05	Toronto, on	for	South Kamloops, BC	for	Gonzaga	wcc	.	.	.
074	14+	13	Utah*	Muhammad, Shabazz	sg	6-06	92.11.05	Los Angeles	ca	Bishop Gorman	nv	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
075	15+	13	Milwaukee	Antetokounmpo, Giannis	sf	6-09	93.07.28	Athens, gr	for	Greece	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
076	16+	13	Boston*	Nogueira, Lucas	pf-c	7-00	92.07.27	Rio de Janeiro, br	for	Brazil	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
077	17+	13	Atlanta	Schroeder, Dennis	pg	6-01	93.09.15	Braunschweig, ger	for	Germany	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
078	18+	13	Atlanta*	Larkin, Shane	pg	6-00	92.10.02	Cincinnati	oh	Dr. Phillips	fl	Miami	acc	.	.	.
079	19+	13	Cleveland*	Karasev, Sergey	sf	6-07	93.10.26	St. Petersburg, rus	for	Russia	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
080	20+	13	Chicago	Snell, Tony	sg	6-07	91.11.10	Los Angeles	ca	Maring	ca	New Mexico	mwc	.	.	.
081	21+	13	Utah*	Dieng, Gorgui	c	6-11	93.02.18	Kebemer, sen	for	Huntington Prep	wv	Louisville	bigeast	.	.	.
082	22+	13	Nets	Plumlee, Mason	pf	6-11	90.03.05	Fort Wayne	in	Christ School	nc	Duke	acc	.	.	.
083	23+	13	Indiana	Hill, Solomon	sf	6-07	91.03.18	Los Angeles	ca	Fairfax	ca	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
084	24+	13	NY Knicks	Hardaway Jr, Tim	sg	6-06	92.03.16	Miami	fl	Palmetto	fl	Michigan	big10	.	.	.
085	25+	13	L.A. Clippers	Bullock, Reggie	sg	6-07	91.03.16	Kinston	nc	Kinston	nc	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
086	26+	13	Minnesota*	Roberson, Andre	sf	6-07	91.12.04	San Antonio	tx	Wagner	tx	Colorado	pac12	.	.	.
087	27+	13	Denver*	Gobert, Rudy	pf-c	7-01	92.06.26	Saint-Quentin, fr	for	France		.	.	.	.	.	.
088	28+	13	San Antonio	Jean-Charles, Livio	f	6-09	93.11.08	Cayenne, French Guiana	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
089	29+	13	Oklahoma*	Goodwin, Archie	sg	6-05	94.08.17	Little Rock	ar	Sylvan Hills	ar	Kentucky	sec	.	.	..
090	30+	13	Phoenix*	Nedovic, Nemanja	pg	6-03	91.06.16	Nova Varos, Serbia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
091	31+	13	Cleveland*	Crabbe, Allen	sg	6-06	92.04.04	Los Angeles	ca	Price	ca	California	pac12	.	.	.
092	32+	13	Oklahoma*	Abrines, Alex	sg	6-05	93.08.01	Palma Majorca, Spain	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
093	33+	13	Cleveland	Felix, Carrick	sg	6-06	90.08.17	.	.	Millenium	az	Arizona State	pac12	.	.	.
094	34+	13	Houston*	Canaan, Isaiah	pg	6-00	91.05.02	.	.	Biloxi	mi	Murray State	ovc	.	.	.
095	35+	13	Philadelphia*	Rice Jr, Glen	sg	6-06	91.01.01	Miami	fl	Walton	ga	Georgia Tech	acc	.	.	.
096	36+	13	Sacramento	McCallum, Ray	pg	6-02	91.06.12	Detroit	mi	Detroit Country Day	mi	Detroit	Horizon	.	.	.
097	37+	13	Detroit	Mitchell, Tony	sf-pf	6-08	92.04.7	Milwaukee	wi	Pinkston	tx	North Texas	c-usa	.	.	..
098	38+	13	Washington*	Wolters, Nate	sg	6-05	91.05.15			St. Cloud Tech	mn	South Dakota State	summit	.	.	.
099	39+	13	Portland*	Withey, Jeff	c	7-00	90.03.07	San Diego	ca	Horizon	ca	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
100	40+	13	Portland*	Jerrett, Grant	f	6-10	93.07.08	La Verne	ca	Lutheran	ca	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
101	41+	13	Memphis*	Franklin, Jamaal	sg	6-05	91.08.28	Hawthorne	ca	Westwind Prep	az	San Diego State	mwc	.	.	.
102	42+	13	Philadelphia	Jackson, Pierre	pg	5-10	91.08.29	Las Vegas	nv	Desert Pines	nv	Baylor	big12	.	.	.
103	43+	13	Milwaukee*	Ledo, Ricky	sg	6-06	92.09.10		.	South Kent	ct	.	.	.	.	.	.
104	44+	13	Dallas	Muscala, Mike	pf-c	6-11	91.07.01	St. Louis Park	mn	Roseville	mn	Baylor	patriot	.	.	.
105	45+	13	Portland	Todorovic, Marko	f-c	6-11	92.04.19	Podgorica, SR Montenegro	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	..	.
106	46+	13	Utah*	Green, Erick	pg	6-03	91.05.09	Inglewood	ca	Paul VI	va	Virginia Tech	acc	.	.	.
107	47+	13	Atlanta	Neto, Raul	pg	6-00	92.05.19	Belo Horizonte, Brazil	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
108	48+	13	L.A. Lakers	Kelly, Ryan	pf	6-11	91.04.09	Carmel	ny	Ravenscroft	nc	Duke	acc	.	.	..
109	49+	13	Chicago	Murphy, Erik	pf	6-10	90.10.26	Lyon, France	for	St. Mark's	ma	Florida	sec	.	.	.
110	50+	13	Atlanta*	Ennis, James	sf	6-07	90.07.01	.	.	Ventura	ca	Long Beach State	bigwest	.	.	..
111	51+	13	Orlando*	Osby, Romero	f	6-08	90.05.07	Grankfurt, Germany	for	North Lauderdale	ms	Oklahoma	big12	.	.	.
112	52+	13	Minnesota*	Brown, Lorenzo	g	6-05	90.08.26	Roswell	ga	Hargrave	va	North Carolina State	acc	.	.	.
113	53+	13	Indiana*	Iverson, Colton	c	7-00	89.06.29	Aberdeen	sd	Yankton	sd	Colorado State	mwc	.	.	.
114	54+	13	Washington*	Kazemi, Arsalan	pf	6-07	90.04.22	Isfahan, Iran	for	Paterson School	nc	Oregon	pac12	.	.	.
115	55+	13	Memphis*	Lauvergne, Joffrey	pf-c	6-11	91.09.30	Mulhouse, France	for	.	.		.	.	.	.
116	56+	13	Detroit*	Siva, Peyton	pg	6-01	90.10.24	Seattle	wa	Franklin	wa	Louisville	bigeast	.	.	.
117	57+	13	Phoenix*	Oriakhi, Alex	pf	6-09	90.06.21			Tilton	nh	Missouri	sec	.	.	.
118	58+	13	San Antonio	Thomas, Deshaun	sf-pf	6-07	91.08.28	Fort Wayne	in	Bishop Luers	in	Ohio State	big10	.	.	.
119	59+	13	Minnesota*	Dubljevic, Bojan	pf	6-10	91.10.24	Niksic, Yug.	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
120	60+	13	Memphis*	Timma, Janis	sg-sf	6-07	92.07.02	Kraslava, Latvia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
121	01+	12	New Orleans	Davis, Anthony	f	6-10	93.03.11	Chicago	il	Perspectives Charter	il	Kentucky	sec	.	.	..
122	02+	12	Charlotte	Kidd-Gilchrist, Michael	f	6-07	93.09.26	Camden	nj	St. Patrick	nj	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
123	03+	12	Washington	Beal, Bradley	g	6-03	93.06.28	St. Louis	mo	Chaminade Prep	il	Florida	sec	.	.	.
124	04+	12	Cleveland	Waiters, Dion	g	6-04	91.12.01	Philadelphia	pa	Life Center Academy	nj	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
125	05+	12	Sacramento	Robinson, Thomas	f	6-09	91.03.18	Washington	dc	Brewster Academy	nh	Kansas	big12	.	.	..
126	06+	12	Portland	Lillard, Damian	g	6-03	90.07.05	Oakland	ca	Oakland	ca	Weber State	bigsky	.	.	.
127	07+	12	Golden State	Barnes, Harrison	f	6-08	92.05.30	Ames	ia	Ames	ia	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
128	08+	12	Washington	Ross, Terrence	g	6-06	91.02.05	Portland	or	Jefferson	or	Washington	pac12	.	.	.
129	09+	12	Detroit	Drummond, Andre	c	6-11	93.08.10	Mount Vernon	ny	St. Thomas More	ct	Connecticut	bigeast	.	.	.
130	10+	12	New Orleans	Rivers, Austin	g	6-05	92.08.01	Santa Monica	ca	Winter Park	fl	Duke	acc	.	.	.
131	11+	12	Portland	Leonard, Meyers	c	7-01	92.02.27	Robinson	il	Robinson	il	Illinois	big10	.	.	.
132	12+	12	Houston	Lamb, Jeremy	g	6-05	92.05.30	Norcross	ga	Norcross	ga	Connecticut	bigeast	.	.	.
133	13+	12	Phoenix	Marshall, Kendall	g	6-04	91.08.19	Dumfries	va	Bishop O'Connell	va	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
134	14+	12	Milwaukee	Henson, John	f	6-11	90.12.28	Greensboro	nc	Sickles (Tampa)	fl	North Carolina	acc	.	.	..
135	15+	12	Philadelphia	Harkless, Maurice	f	6-08	93.05.11	New York	ny	South Kent	ct	St. John's	bigeast	.	.	.
136	16+	12	Houston	White, Royce	f	6-08	91.04.10	Minneapolis	mn	Hopkins	mn	Iowa State	big12	.	.	.
137	17+	12	Dallas*	Zeller, Tyler	c	7-00	90.01.17	Visalia	ca	Washington	in	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
138	18+	12	Houston	Jones, Terrence	f	6-10	92.01.09	Portland	or	Jefferson	or	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
139	19+	12	Orlando	Nicholson, Andrew	f	6-09	89.12.08	Mississauga	on	Goetz Secondary	on	St. Bonaventure	a10	.	.	..
140	20+	12	Denver	Fournier, Evan	g	6-07	92.10.29	France	for	France	for	Centre Federal	for	.	.	.
141	21+	12	Boston	Sullinger, Jared	f	6-09	92.03.04	Columbus	oh	Northland	oh	Ohio State	big10	.	.	.
142	22+	12	Boston	Melo, Fab	c	7-00	90.06.20	Brazil	for	Sagemont School	fl	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
143	23+	12	Atlanta	Jenkins, John	g	6-04	91.03.06	Henderson	tn	Station Camp	tn	Vanderbilt	sec	.	.	..
144	24+	12	Cleveland*	Cunningham, Jared	g	6-04	91.05.22	Oakland	ca	San Leandro	ca	Oregon	pac12	.	.	.
145	25+	12	Memphis	Wroten Jr, Tony	g	6-06	93.04.13	Seattle	wa	Garfield	wa	Washington	pac12	.	.	.
146	26+	12	Indiana	Plumlee, Miles	c/f	7-00	88.09.01	Fort Wayne	in	Christ School	nc	Duke	acc	.	.	.
147	27+	12	Miami*	Moultrie, Arnett	c/f	6-11	90.11.18	Queens	ny	Raleigh Egypt	tn	Mississippi St.	sec	.	.	.
148	28+	12	Oklahoma	Jones III, Perry	f	6-11	91.09.24	Winnsboro	la	Duncanville	tx	Baylor	big12	.	.	.
149	29+	12	Chicago	Teague, Marquis	g	6-02	93.04.28	Indianapolis	in	Pike	in	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
150	30+	12	Golden State	Ezeli, Festus	c	6-11	89.10.21	Nigeria	for	Nigeria	for	Vanderbilt	sec	.	.	.
151	31+	12	Charlotte	Taylor, Jeffrey	f	6-07	89.05.23	Sweden	for	Hobbs	nm	Vanderbilt	sec	.	.	..
152	32+	12	Washington	Satoransky, Tomas	g	6-07	91.10.30	Prague, Czech.	for	Czech	for	.	.	.	.	.
153	33+	12	Cleveland*	James, Bernard	f	6-10	85.02.07	Savannah	ga	Windsor Forest	ga	Florida State	acc	.	.	.
154	34+	12	Cleveland	Crowder, Jae	f	6-06	90.07.06	Villa Rica	ga	Villa Rica	ga	Marquette	bigeast	.	.	.
155	35+	12	Golden State	Green, Draymond	f	6-07	90.03.04	Saginaw	mi	Saginaw	mi	Michigan State	big10	.	.	.
156	36+	12	Sacramento*	Johnson, Orlando	g	6-05	89.03.11	Monterey	ca	Palma	ca	UC Santa Barbara	bigwest	.	.	..
157	37+	12	Toronto	Acy, Quincy	f	6-07	90.10.06	Mesquite	tx	Horn	tx	Baylor	big12	.	.	.
158	38+	12	Denver	Miller, Quincy	f	6-10	92.11.18	North Chicago	il	Westchester	nc	Baylor	big12	.	.	.
159	39+	12	Detroit	Middleton, Khris	f	6-07	91.08.12	Charleston	sc	Porter-Gaud	sc	Texas A&M	big12	.	.	.
160	40+	12	Portland	Barton, Will	g	6-05	91.01.06	Baltimore	md	Brewster Academy	nh	Memphis	cusa	.	.	.
161	41+	12	Portland*	Taylor, Tyshawn	g	6-03	90.04.12	Hoboken	nj	St. Anthony	nj	Kansas	big12	.	.	.
162	42+	12	Milwaukee	Lamb, Doron	g	6-04	91.11.06	Queens	ny	Oak Hill Academy	va	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
163	43+	12	Atlanta	Scott, Mike	f	6-08	88.07.16	Chesapeake	va	Hargrave Military	va	Virginia	acc	.	.	..
164	44+	12	Detroit	English, Kim	g	6-06	88.09.24	Baltimore	md	Randallstown	md	Missouri	big12	.	.	..
165	45+	12	Philadelphia*	Hamilton, Justin	c	7-00	90.04.01	Newport Beach	ca	Lone Peak	ut	Louisiana State	sec	.	.	..
166	46+	12	New Orleans	Miller, Darius	f	6-08	90.03.21	Maysville	ky	Mason County	ky	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
167	47+	12	Utah	Murphy, Kevin	g	6-06	90.03.06	Atlanta	ga	Creekside	ga	Tennessee Tech	ovc	.	.	..
168	48+	12	NY Knicks	Papanikolaou, Kostas	f	6-09	90.08.01	Greece	for	Greece	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
169	49+	12	Orlando	O'Quinn, Kyle	c	6-10	90.03.26	Queens	ny	Campus Magnet	ga	Norfolk State	meac	.	.	.
170	50+	12	Denver	Turkyilmaz, Izzet	c	6-11	90.05.20	Turkey	for	Turkey	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
171	51+	12	Boston	Joseph, Kris	g	6-07	88.12.17	Montreal	qc	Archbishop Carroll	dc	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
172	52+	12	Golden State	Kuzmic, Ognjen	c	7-01	90.05.16	Bosnia	for	Bosnia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
173	53+	12	L.A. Clippers	Aldemir, Furkan	c/f	6-09	91.08.09	Turkey	for	Turkey	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
174	54+	12	Philadelphia	Shengelia, Tornike	f	6-08	91.10.05	Georgia	for	Georgia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
175	55+	12	Dallas*	Johnson-Odom, Darius	g	6-02	89.09.28	Raleigh	nc	Wakefield	nc	Marquette	bigeast	.	.	.
176	56+	12	Toronto	Zubcic, Tomislav	f	7-00	90.01.07	Croatia	for	Croatia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
177	57+	12	Nets	Karaman, Ilkan	f	6-10	90.05.13	Turkey	for	Turkey	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
178	58+	12	Minnesota	Hummel, Robbie	f	6-08	89.03.08	Valparaiso	in	Valparaiso	in	Purdue	big10	.	.	.
179	59+	12	San Antonio	Denmon, Marcus	g	6-03	90.03.20	Kansas City	mo	Hogan Prep	mo	Missouri	big12	.	.	.
180	60+	12	L.A. Lakers	Sacre, Robert	c	7-00	89.06.06	North Vancouver	bc	Handsworth	sk	Gonzaga	wcc	.	.	.
181	01+	11	L.A. Clippers*	Irving, Kyrie	g	6-02	92.03.23	Australia	for	St. Patricks	nj	Duke	acc	.	.	.
182	02+	11	Minnesota	Williams, Derrick	f	6-08	91.05.21	La Mirada	ca	La Mirada	ca	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
183	03+	11	Nets*	Kanter, Enes	c/f	6-11	92.05.20	Switzerland (Turkish)	for	Stoneridge Prep.	ca	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
184	04+	11	Cleveland	Thompson, Tristan	f	6-08	91.03.13	Toronto	on	Findlay Prep	nv	Texas	big12	.	.	.
185	05+	11	Toronto	Valanciunas, Jonas	c	6-11	92.05.06	Lithuania	for	Lithuania	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
186	06+	11	Washington	Vesely, Jan	f	6-11	90.04.24	Czechoslovakia	for	Czechoslovakia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
187	07+	11	Charlotte*	Biyombo, Bismack	f	6-09	92.08.28	DR Congo	for	DR Congo	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
188	08+	11	Detroit	Knight, Brandon	g	6-03	91.12.02	Miami	fl	Pine Crest	fl	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
189	09+	11	Charlotte	Walker, Kemba	g	6-01	90.05.08	Bronx	ny	Rice	ny	Connecticut	bigeast	.	.	.
190	10+	11	Milwaukee*	Fredette, Jimmer	g	6-02	89.02.25	Glens Falls	ny	Glens Falls	ny	BYU	mwc	.	.	.
191	11+	11	Golden State	Thompson, Klay	g	6-07	90.02.08	Los angeles	ca	Santa Margarita Catholic	ca	Washington St.	pac12	.	.	.
192	12+	11	Utah	Burks, Alec	g	6-06	91.07.20	Grandview	mo	Grandview	mo	Colorado	pac12	.	.	.
193	13+	11	Phoenix	Morris, Markieff	f	6-10	89.09.02	Philadelphia	pa	Prep Charter	pa	Kansas	big12	.	.	.
194	14+	11	Houston	Morris, Marcus	f	6-09	89.09.02	Philadelphia	pa	Prep Charter	pa	Kansas	big12	.	.	.
195	15+	11	Indiana*	Leonard, Kawhi	f	6-07	91.06.29	Riverside	ca	Martin Luther King	ca	San Diego State	mwc	.	.	.
196	16+	11	Philadelphia	Vucevic, Nikola	c/f	7-00	90.10.24	Switzerland (Montenegrin)	for	Stoneridge Prep	ca	USC	pac12	.	.	.
197	17+	11	NY Knicks	Shumpert, Iman	g	6-05	90.06.26	Oak Park	il	Oak Park and River Forest	il	Georgia Tech	acc	.	.	.
198	18+	11	Washington	Singleton, Chris	f	6-08	89.11.21	Canton	ga	Cherokee/Dunwoody	ga	Florida State	acc	.	.	.
199	19+	11	Charlotte*	Harris, Tobias	f	6-08	92.07.15	Islip	ny	Long Island Lutheran	ny	Tennessee	sec	.	.	.
200	20+	11	Minnesota*	Motiejunas, Donatas	c/f	7-00	90.09.20	Lithuania	for	Lithuania	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
201	21+	11	Portland	Smith, Nolan	g	6-02	88.07.25	Louisville	ky	Oak Hill Academy	va	Duke	acc	.	.	.
202	22+	11	Denver	Faried, Kenneth	f	6-08	89.11.19	Newark	nj	Technology	nj	Morehead State	ovc	.	.	.
203	23+	11	Houston*	Mirotic, Nikola	f	6-10	91.02.11	Yugoslavia	for	Yugoslavia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
204	24+	11	Oklahoma	Jackson, Reggie	g	6-03	90.04.16	Italy (American)	for	Palmer	co	Boston College	acc	.	.	..
205	25+	11	Boston*	Brooks, MarShon	g	6-05	89.01.26	Long Branch	nj	Tucker	ga	Providence	bigeast	.	.	.
206	26+	11	Dallas*	Hamilton, Jordan	f	6-07	90.10.06	Los Angeles	ca	Dominguez	ca	Texas	big12	.	.	.
207	27+	11	Nets*	Johnson, JaJuan	f	6-10	89.02.08	Indianapolis	in	Franklin Central	in	Purdue	big10	.	.	.
208	28+	11	Chicago*	Cole, Norris	g	6-02	88.10.13	Dayton	oh	Dunbar	oh	Cleveland St.	horizon	.	.	..
209	29+	11	San Antonio	Joseph, Cory	g	6-03	91.08.20	Toronto	on	Findlay Prep	nv	Texas	big12	.	.	.
210	30+	11	Chicago	Butler, Jimmy	f	6-07	89.09.14	Houston	tx	Tomball	tx	Marquette	bigeast	.	.	..
211	31+	11	Miami*	Bogdanovic, Bojan	g/f	6-08	89.04.18	Bosnia	for	Bosnia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
212	32+	11	Cleveland*	Harper, Justin	f	6-10	89.08.30	.	.	Meadowbrook	va	Richmond	a10	.	.	..
213	33+	11	Detroit	Singler, Kyle	f	6-08	88.05.04	Medford	or	South Medford	or	Duke	acc	.	.	.
214	34+	11	Washington	Mack, Shelvin	g	6-03	90.04.22	Lexington	ky	Bryan Station	ky	Butler	a10	.	.	.
215	35+	11	Sacramento	Honeycutt, Tyler	f	6-08	90.07.15	Sylmar	ca	Sylmar	ca	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
216	36+	11	Nets	Williams, Jordan	c/f	6-10	90.10.11	Torrington	ct	Torrington	ct	Maryland	acc	.	.	.
217	37+	11	L.A. Clippers	Thompkins, Trey	f	6-10	90.05.29	Lithonia	ga	Wesleyan School	ct	Georgia	sec	.	.	.
218	38+	11	Houston	Parsons, Chandler	f	6-09	88.10.25	Casselberry	fl	Lake Howell	fl	Florida	sec	.	.	.
219	39+	11	Charlotte*	Tyler, Jeremy	c/f	6-10	91.06.21	San Diego	ca	San Diego	ca	.	.	.	.	.	.
220	40+	11	Milwaukee	Leuer, Jon	f	6-10	89.05.14	Long Lake	mn	Orono	mn	Wisconsin	big10	.	.	.
221	41+	11	L.A. Lakers	Morris, Darius	g	6-04	91.01.03	Los Angeles	ca	Windward	ca	Michigan	big10	.	.	.
222	42+	11	Indiana*	Bertans, Davis	f	6-10	92.11.12	Latvia	for	Latvia	for	.	.	.	,	.	.>.
223	43+	11	Chicago*	Lee, Malcolm	g	6-05	90.05.22	Riverside	ca	John W. North	ca	UCLA	pac12	.	.	..
224	44+	11	Golden State	Jenkins, Charles	g	6-03	89.02.28	Brooklyn	ny	Holy Cross	ny	Hofstra	colonial	.	.	..
225	45+	11	New Orleans*	Harrellson, Josh	c	6-10	89.02.12	St. Charles	mo	St. Charles	mo	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
226	46+	11	L.A. Lakers	Goudelock, Andrew	g	6-03	88.12.10	Stone Mountain	ga	Stone Mountain	ga	Charleston	socon	.	.	.
227	47+	11	L.A. Clippers	Leslie, Travis	g	6-04	90.03.29	Atlanta	ga	Columbia	ga	Georgia	sec	.	.	.
228	48+	11	Atlanta	Benson, Keith	c	6-11	88.08.13	Cleveland	oh	Detroit Country Day	mi	Oakland	summit	.	.	.
229	49+	11	Memphis	Selby, Josh	g	6-02	91.03.27	Baltimore	md	DeMatha/Lake Clifton	md	Kansas	big12	.	.	.
230	50+	11	Philadelphia	Allen, Lavoy	f	6-09	89.02.04	Trenton	nj	Pennsbury		Temple	a10	.	.	.
231	51+	11	Portland	Diebler, Jon	g	6-06	88.06.22	Upper Sandusky	oh	Upper Sandusky	oh	Ohio State	big10	.	.	.
232	52+	11	Detroit	Macklin, Vernon	c/f	6-10	86.09.25	Portsmouth	va	Hargrave Military Academy	va	Florida	sec	.	.	.
233	53+	11	Orlando	Liggins, DeAndre	g/f	6-06	88.03.31	Chicago	il	Findley Prep	nv	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
234	54+	11	Cleveland	Macvan, Milan	c/f	6-09	89.11.16	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
235	55+	11	Boston	Moore, E'Twaun	g	6-04	89.02.25	East Chicago	in	Central	in	Purdue	big10	.	.	.
236	56+	11	L.A. Lakers*	Maduabum, Chukwudiebere	c/f	6-09	91.03.19	Nigeria	for	Nigeria	for	Morehead State	ovc	.		.	.
237	57+	11	Dallas*	Ngombo, Tanguy	f	6-06	89.07.18	Congo	for	Congo	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
238	58+	11	L.A. Lakers	Majok, Ater	c/f	6-10	87.07.04	Sudan	for	Australia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
239	59+	11	San Antonio	Hanga, Adam	g	6-07	89.04.12	Hungary	for	Hungary	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
240	60+	11	Sacramento	Thomas, Isaiah	g	5-09	89.02.07	Tacoma	wa	South Kent	ct	Washington	pac12	.	.	..
241	01+	10	Washington	Wall, John	g	6-04	90.09.06	Raleigh	nc	Word Of God	nc	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
242	02+	10	Philadelphia	Turner, Evan	g/f	6-07	88.10.27	Chicago	il	St. Josephs	il	Ohio State	big10	.	.	.
243	03+	10	Nets	Favors, Derrick	f	6-10	91.07.15	Atlanta	ga	South Atlanta	ga	Georgia Tech	acc	.	.	.
244	04+	10	Minnesota	Johnson, Wesley	f	6-08	87.07.11	Corsicana	tx	Corsicana	tx	Syracuse	bigeast	.		.
245	05+	10	Sacramento	Cousins, DeMarcus	c	6-11	90.08.06	Mobile	al	LeFlore	al	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
246	06+	10	Golden State	Udoh, Ekpe	f	6-10	87.05.20	Edmond	ok	Sante Fe	ok	Baylor		.	.	.
247	07+	10	Detroit	Monroe, Greg	c/f	6-11	90.06.04	Harvey	la	Helen Cox	la	Georgetown	bigeast	.	.	.
248	08+	10	L.A. Clippers	Aminu, Al-Farouq	f	6-09	90.09.21	Atlanta	ga			Wake Forest	sec	.	.	.
249	09+	10	Utah	Hayward, Gordon	f	6-08	90.03.23	Indianapolis	in	Brownsburg	in	Butler	a10	.	.	.
250	10+	10	Indiana	George, Paul	f	6-09	90.05.02	Palmdale	ca	Pete Knight	ca	Fresno State	mwc	.	.	..
251	11+	10	New Orleans*	Aldrich, Cole	c	6-10	88.10.31	Burnsville	mn	Jefferson	mn	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
252	12+	10	Memphis	Henry, Xavier	g	6-07	91.03.15	Belgium (American)	for	Putnam City	ok	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
253	13+	10	Toronto	Davis, Ed	f	6-10	89.06.15	Washington	dc	Benedectine	va	North Carolina	acc	.	.	..
254	14+	10	Houston	Patterson, Patrick	f	6-09	89.03.14	Washington	dc	Huntington	wv	Kentucky	sec	.	.	..
255	15+	10	Milwaukee	Sanders, Larry	f	6-11	88.11.21	Fort Pierce	fl	Port St. Lucie	fl	VCU	a10	.	.	..
256	16+	10	Minnesota*	Babbitt, Luke	f	6-09	89.06.20	Cincinnati	oh	Galena	nv	Nevada	wac	.	.	.
257	17+	10	Chicago*	Seraphin, Kevin	c/f	6-09	89.12.07	French Guiana	for	.	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
258	18+	10	Oklahoma*	Bledsoe, Eric	g	6-01	89.12.09	Birmingham	al	Parker	al	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
259	19+	10	Boston	Bradley, Avery	g	6-02	90.11.26	Tacoma	wa	Findlay Prep	nv	Texas	big12	.	.	.
260	20+	10	San Antonio	Anderson, James	g	6-06	89.03.25	El dorado	ar	Junction City	ok	Oklahoma St.	big12	.	.	..
261	21+	10	Oklahoma*	Brackins, Craig	f	6-10	87.10.09	Los Angeles	ca	Brewster Academy	nh	Iowa State	big12	.	.	.
262	22+	10	Portland	Williams, Elliot	g	6-05	89.06.20	Memphis	tn	St. Georges	tn	Memphis	cusa	.	.	.
263	23+	10	Minnesota*	Booker, Trevor	f	6-08	87.11.25	Newberry	sc	Union County	sc	Clemson	acc	.	,	.
264	24+	10	Atlanta*	James, Damion	f	6-07	87.10.07	Hobbs	nm	Nacogdoches	tx	Texas	big12	.	.	.
265	25+	10	Memphis*	Jones, Dominique	g	6-05	88.10.15	Lake Wales	fl	Lake Wales	fl	South Florida	bigeast	.	.	.
266	26+	10	Oklahoma*	Pondexter, Quincy	f	6-06	88.03.10	Fresno	ca	San Joaquin Memorial	ca	Washington	pac12	.	.	.
267	27+	10	Nets*	Crawford, Jordan	g	6-04	88.10.23	Detroit	mi	Hargrave Military Academy	va	Xavier	a10	.	.	.
268	28+	10	Memphis*	Vasquez, Greivis	g	6-06	87.01.16	Venezuela	for	Montrose Christian	md	Maryland	acc	.	.	.
269	29+	10	Orlando	Orton, Daniel	c	6-10	90.08.06	Oklahoma City	ok	Bishop McGuiness	ok	Kentucky		.	.	.
270	30+	10	Washington*	Hayward, Lazar	f	6-06	86.11.26	Buffalo	ny	Notre Dame Prep	ma	Marquette	bigeast	.	.	.
271	31+	10	Nets*	Pleiss, Tibor	c	7-01	89.11.02	Germany	for	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
272	32+	10	Miami*	Pittman, Dexter	c	6-10	88.03.02	Rosenberg	tx	Terry	tx	Texas	big12	.	.	.
273	33+	10	Sacramento	Whiteside, Hassan	c/f	7-00	89.06.13	Gastonia	nc	Patterson School	nc	Marshall	cusa	.	.	.
274	34+	10	Portland*	Johnson, Armon	g	6-03	89.02.23	Chicago	il	Hug	nv	Nevada	wac	.	.	.
275	35+	10	Washington*	Bjelica, Nemanja	f	6-10	88.05.09	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
276	36+	10	Detroit	White, Terrico	g	6-05	90.03.07	Memphis	tn	Craigmont	tn	.	.	.	.	.	.
277	37+	10	Milwaukee*	Hobson, Darington	f	6-07	87.09.27	Las Vegas	nv	Decatur Christian	il	New Mexico	mwac	.	.	.
278	38+	10	NY Knicks	Rautins, Andy	g	6-04	86.11.02	Syracuse	ny	Jamesville-DeWitt	ny	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
279	39+	10	NY Knicks*	Fields, Landry	f	6-07	88.06.27	Long Beach	ca	Los Alamitos	ca	Stanford	pac12	.	.	.
280	40+	10	Indiana	Stephenson, Lance	g	6-05	90.09.05	Brooklyn	ny	Lincoln	ny	Cincinnati	bigeast	.	.	.
281	41+	10	Miami*	Varnado, Jarvis	f	6-09	88.03.01	Brownsville	tn	Haywood	tn	Mississippi St.	sec	.	.	.
282	42+	10	Miami*	Butler, Da'Sean	f	6-07	88.01.25	Newark	nj	Bloomfield Tech	nj	West Virginia	bigeast	.		.
283	43+	10	L.A. Lakers*	Ebanks, Devin	f	6-09	89.10.28	Queens	ny	Bishop Loughlin	ny	West Virginia	bigeast	.	.	.
284	44+	10	Milwaukee*	Jordan, Jerome	c	7-00	86.09.29	Jamaica	fl	Florida Air Academy	fl	Tulsa		.	.	.
285	45+	10	Minnesota*	Prestes, Paulao	c/f	6-11	88.02.15	Brazil	for	Brazil	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
286	46+	10	Phoenix*	Lawal, Gani	f	6-09	88.11.07	College Park	ga	Norcross	ga	Georgia Tech	acc	.	.	.
287	47+	10	Milwaukee	Gallon, Tiny	c/f	6-09	91.01.18	Vallejo	ca	Oak Hill Academy	va	Oklahoma		.	.	.
288	48+	10	Miami*	Williams, Latavious	f	6-08	89.03.29	Starkville	ms	Christian Life Center	tx	.	.	.	.	.	.
289	49+	10	San Antonio	Richards, Ryan	c/f	7-01	91.04.21	England	for	England	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
290	50+	10	Dallas*	Alabi, Solomon	c	7-01	88.03.21	Nigeria	for	Montverde Academy	fl	Florida State	acc	.	.	.
291	51+	10	Oklahoma*	Rolle, Magnum	c/f	6-11	86.02.23	Bahamas	for	Bahamas	for	Louisiana Tech	wac	.	.	.
292	52+	10	Boston	Harangody, Luke	f	6-08	88.01.02	Decatur	il	Andrean	in	Notre Dame		.	.	.
293	53+	10	Atlanta	Sy, Pape	f		88.04.05	France	for	France	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
294	54+	10	L.A. Clippers*	Warren, Willie	g	6-04	89.10.22	Dallas	tx	North Crowley	tx	Oklahoma		.	.	.
295	55+	10	Utah	Evans, Jeremy	f	6-09	87.10.24	Crossett	ar	Crossett	ar	Western Kentucky	sunbelt	.	.	.
296	56+	10	Minnesota*	N'Diaye, Hamady	c	7-00	87.01.12	Senegal	for	Stoneridge Prep	ca	Rutgers	bigeast	.	.	.
297	57+	10	Indiana*	Reid, Ryan	f	6-08	86.10.30	Lauderdale Lakes	fl	Boyd Anderson	fl	Florida State	acc	.	.	.
298	58+	10	L.A. Lakers	Caracter, Derrick	f	6-09	88.05.04	Fanwood	nj	Notre Dame Prep	ma	UTEP	cusa	.	.	.
299	59+	10	Orlando	Robinson, Stanley	f	6-09	88.07.14	Birmingham	al	Huffman	al	Connecticut	bigeast	.	.	.
300	60+	10	Phoenix*	Collins, Dwayne	f	6-08	88.04.13	Miami	fl	Miami Senior	fl	Miami	acc	.	.	.
301	01+	09	L.A. Clippers	Griffin, Blake	f	6-10	89.03.16	Oklahoma City	ok	Oklahoma Christian	ok	Oklahoma	big12	.	.	.
302	02+	09	Memphis	Thabeet, Hasheem	c	7-03	87.02.16	Tanzania	for	Cypress Christian	tx	Connecticut	bigeast	.	.	.
303	03+	09	Oklahoma	Harden, James	g	6-05	89.08.26	Los Angeles	ca	Artesia		Arizona State	pac12	.	.	.
304	04+	09	Sacramento	Evans, Tyreke	g	6-06	89.09.19	Chester	pa	American Christian	pa	Memphis	cusa	.	.	.
305	05+	09	Minnesota	Rubio, Ricky	g	6-04	90.10.21	Spain	for	Spain	for	.		.	.	.
306	06+	09	Minnesota	Flynn, Jonny	g	6-00	89.02.06	Niagara Falls	ny	Niagara Falls	ny	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
307	07+	09	Golden State	Curry, Stephen	g	6-03	88.03.14	Akron	oh	Charlotte Christian		Davidson	socon	.	.	.
308	08+	09	NY Knicks	Hill, Jordan	c/f	6-10	87.07.27	Atlanta	ga	Patterson School	nc	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
309	09+	09	Toronto	DeRozan, DeMar	f	6-07	89.08.07	Compton	ca	Compton	ca	USC	pac12	.	.	.
310	10+	09	Milwaukee	Jennings, Brandon	g	6-01	89.09.23	Compton	ca	Oak Hill Academy	va	.	.	.	.	.
311	11+	09	Nets	Williams, Terrence	g/f	6-06	87.06.28	Seattle	wa	Rainier Beach	wa	Louisville	bigeast	.	.	.
312	12+	09	Charlotte	Henderson, Gerald	g	6-05	87.12.09	Caldwell	nj	Episcopal Academy	pa	Duke	acc	.	.	.
313	13+	09	Indiana	Hansbrough, Tyler	f	6-09	85.11.03	Columbia	mo	Poplar Bluff	mo	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
314	14+	09	Phoenix	Clark, Earl	f	6-10	88.01.17	Plainfield	nj	Rahway	nj	Louisville	bigeast	.	.	.
315	15+	09	Detroit	Daye, Austin	f	6-11	88.06.05	Irvine	ca	Woodbridge	ca	Gonzaga	wcc	.	.	.
316	16+	09	Chicago	Johnson, James	sf	6-09	87.02.20	Cheyenne	wy	Cheyenne East	wy	Wake Forest	acc	.	.	..
317	17+	09	Philadelphia	Holiday, Jrue	g	6-04	90.06.12	Chatsworth	ca	Campbell Hall	ca	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
318	18+	09	Minnesota*	Lawson, Ty	g	5-11	87.11.03	Clinton	md	Oak Hill Academy	va	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
319	19+	09	Atlanta	Teague, Jeff	g	6-02	88.06.10	Indianaopolis	in	Pike	in	Wake Forest	acc	.	.	..
320	20+	09	Utah	Maynor, Eric	g	6-03	87.06.11	Raeford	nc	Hoke county/Westover	nc	Virginia Comm.	Colonial	.	.	.
321	21+	09	New Orleans	Collison, Darren	g	6-00	87.08.23	Rancho Cucamonga	ca	Etiwanda	ca	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
322	22+	09	Portland	Claver, Victor	f	6-09	88.08.30	Spain	for	Spain	for	.	.	.	.	.
323	23+	09	Sacramento	Casspi, Omri	f	6-09	88.06.22	Israel	for	Israel	for	.	.	.	.	.
324	24+	09	Dallas*	Mullens, Byron (B.J.)	c	7-00	89.02.14	Canal Winchester	oh	Canal Winchester	oh	Ohio State	big10	.	.	.
325	25+	09	Oklahoma*	Beaubois, Rodrigue	g	6-02	88.02.24	Guadeloupe	for	Guadeloupe	for	.	.	.	.	.
326	26+	09	Chicago	Gibson, Taj	f	6-09	85.06.24	Brooklyn	ny	Calvary Christian		USC		.	.	.
327	27+	09	Memphis	Carroll, DeMarre	f	6-08	86.07.27	Brimingham	al	Carroll Catholic-	al	Missouri	big12	.	.	.
328	28+	09	Minnesota	Ellington, Wayne	g	6-04	87.10.29	Wynnewood	pa	Episcopal Academy	pa	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
329	29+	09	L.A. Lakers*	Douglas, Toney	g	6-02	87.05. 25	Tampa	fl	Jonesboro	ga	Florida State	acc	.	.	.
330	30+	09	Cleveland	Eyenga, Christian	g	6-05	89.06.22	Congo DR	for	Congo DR	for	.	.	.	.	.
331	31+	09	Sacramento*	Pendergraph, Jeff	c/f	6-09	87.04.29	Ontario	ca	Etiwanda	ca	Arizona State	pac12	.	.	.
332	32+	09	Washington*	Taylor, Jermaine	g	6-04	86.12.08	Tavares	fl	Tavares	fl	Central Florida	c-usa	.	.	.
333	33+	09	Portland	Cunningham, Dante	f	6-08	87.04.22	Clinton	md	Potomac	md	Villanova	bigeast	.	.	.
334	34+	09	Denver*	Llull, Sergio	g	6-04	87.11.15	Spain	for	Spain	for	.	.	.	.	.
335	35+	09	Detroit	Summers, DaJuan	f	6-08	88.01.24	Baltimore	md	McDonogh	md	Georgetown	bigeast	.	.	.
336	36+	09	Memphis	Young, Sam	f	6-06	85.06.01	Washington	dc	Hargrave Military Acad.	va	Pittsburgh	bigeast	.	.	..
337	37+	09	San Antonio	Blair, DeJuan	f	6-07	89.04.22	Pittsburgh	pa	Schenley	pa	Pittsburgh	bigeast	.	.	.
338	38+	09	Portland*	Brockman, Jon	f	6-07	87.03.20	Snohomish	wa	Snohomish	wa	Washington	pac12	.	.	.
339	39+	09	Detroit	Jerebko, Jonas	f	6-10	87.03.02	Sweden	for	Sweden	for	.	.	.	.	.
340	40+	09	Charlotte	Brown, Derrick	f	6-07	87.09.08	Oakland	ca	Chaminade-Julienne	oh	Xavier	a10	.	.	..
341	41+	09	Milwaukee	Meeks, Jodie	g	6-04	87.08.21	Nashville	tn	Norcross	ga	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
342	42+	09	L.A. Lakers*	Beverley, Patrick	g	6-01	88.07.12	Chicago	il	Marshall	il	Arkansas	sec	.	.	.
343	43+	09	Miami*	Thornton, Marcus	g	6-04	87.06.05	Baton Rouge	la	Tara	la	Louisiana State	sec	.	.	.
344	44+	09	Detroit*	Budinger, Chase	g	6-07	88.05.22	Encinitas	ca	LaCosta Canyon	ca	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
345	45+	09	Minnesota*	Calathes, Nic	g	6-06	89.02.07	Casselberry	fl	Winter Park	fl	Florida	sec	.	.	.
346	46+	09	Cleveland	Green, Danny (Daniel)	sf	6-06	87.06.22	North Babylon	ny	St. Marys	ny	North Carolina	acc	.	.	.
347	47+	09	Minnesota	Norel, Henk	f	6-11	87.09.17	Netherlands	for	Netherlands	for	.	.	.	.	.
348	48+	09	Phoenix	Griffin, Taylor	f	6-07	86.04.18	Oklahoma City	ok	Oklahoma Christian	ok	Oklahoma	big12	.	.	.
349	49+	09	Atlanta	Gladyr, Sergiy	g	6-05	89.10.17	Ukraine	for	Ukraine	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
350	50+	09	Utah	Suton, Goran	c	6-10	85.08.11	Bosnia	for	Everett	mi	Michigan State	big10	.	.	.
351	51+	09	San Antonio	McClinton, Jack	g	6-01	85.01.19	Baltimore	md	South Kent	ct	Miami (fl)	acc	.	.	.
352	52+	09	Indiana	Price, A.J.	g	6-02	86.10.07	Orange	nj	Amityville	ny	Connecticut	bigeast	.	.	.
353	53+	09	San Antonio	de Colo, Nando	g	6-05	87.06.23	France	for	France	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
354	54+	09	Charlotte*	Vaden, Robert	g	6-05	85.03.03	Indianapolis	in	Bridgton	me	Alabama-Birm.	c-usa	.	.	.
355	55+	09	Portland	Mills, Patrick	g	6-00	88.08.11	Australia	for	Australia	for	Saint Mary's (ca)	wcc	.	.	.
356	56+	09	Dallas	Nivins, Ahmad	f	6-09	87.02.10	Jersey City	nj	St. Anthony	nj	St. Joseph's	a10	.	.	.
357	57+	09	Phoenix*	Preldzic, Emir	f	6-09	87.09.06	Slovenia	for	Slovenia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
358	58+	09	Boston	Hudson, Lester	g	6-03	84.08.07	Memphis	tn	Central	tn	Tennessee-Martin	ovc	.	.	.
359	59+	09	L.A. Lakers	Elonu, Chinemelu	f	6-10	87.03.11	Nigeria	for	Nigeria	for	Texas A&M	sec	.	.	.
360	60+	09	Miami	Dozier, Robert	f	6-09	85.11.06	Lithonia	ga	Lithonia/Laurinburg Prep	ga	Memphis	cusa	.	.	.
361	01+	08	Chicago	Rose, Derrick	g	6-03	88.10.04	Chicago	il	Simeon	il	Memphis	cusa	.	.	.
362	02+	08	Miami	Beasley, Michael	f	6-10	89.01.09	Washington	dc	Notre Dame Prep	ma	Kansas State	big12	.	.	.
363	03+	08	Minnesota*	Mayo, O.J.	g	6-04	87.11.05	Huntington	wv	Huntington	wv	USC	pac12	.	.	.
364	04+	08	Seattle (okc)	Westbrook, Russell	g	6-03	88.11.12	Long Beach	ca	Leuzinger	ca	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
365	05+	08	Memphis*	Love, Kevin	f	6-10	88.09.07	Lake Oswe	ca	Lake Oswego	ca	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
366	06+	08	NY Knicks	Gallinari, Danilo	f	6-10	88.08.08	Italy	for	Italy	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
367	07+	08	L.A. Clippers	Gordon, Eric	g	6-04	88.12.25	Indianapolis	in	North Central	in	Indiana	big10	.	.	.
368	08+	08	Milwaukee	Alexander, Joe	f	6-08	86.12.26	Taiwan	for	Linganore	md	West Virginia	bigeast	.	.	..
369	09+	08	Charlotte	Augustin, D.J.	g	6-00	87.11.10	New Orleans	la	Brother martin	la	Texas	big12	.	.	.
370	10+	08	Nets	Lopez, Brook	c	7-00	88.04.01	North Hollywood	ca	San Joaquin Memorial	ca	Stanford	pac12	.	.	.
371	11+	08	Indiana	Bayless, Jerryd	g	6-03	88.08.20	Phoenix	az	St. Mary's	az	Arizona	pac12	.	.	.
372	12+	08	Sacramento	Thompson, Jason	f	6-11	86.07.21	Mount Laurel	nj	Lenape	nj	Rider	maac	.	.	..
373	13+	08	Portland	Rush, Brandon	f	6-06	85.07.07	Kansas City	mo	Mount Zion Academy	nc	Kansas	big12	.	.	.
374	14+	08	Golden State	Randolph, Anthony	f	6-10	89.07.15	Germany (American)	for	Woodrow wilson	tx	Louisiana State	sec	.	.	.
375	15+	08	Nets	Lopez, Robin	c	7-00	88.04.01	North Hollywood	ca	San Joaquin Memorial	ca	Stanford	pac12	.	.	.
376	16+	08	Philadelphia	Speights, Marreese	c/f	6-10	87.08.04	St. Petersburg	fl	Hargrave Military Acad.	fl	Florida	sec	.	.	.
377	17+	08	Toronto	Hibbert, Roy	c	7-02	86.12.11	Queens	ny	Georgetown Prep.	md	Georgetown	bigeast	.	.	.
378	18+	08	Washington	McGee, JaVale	c	7-00	88.01.19	Flint	mi	Detroit Country Day	mi	Nevada	wac	.	.	..
379	19+	08	Cleveland	Hickson, J.J.	f	6-09	88.09.04	Atlanta	ga	Wheeler	ga	North Carolina State	acc	.	.	..
380	20+	08	Charlotte	Ajinca, Alexis	c	7-01	88.05.06	France	for	France	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
381	21+	08	Nets	Anderson, Ryan	f	6-10	88.05.06	Sacramento	ca	Oak Ridge	ca	California	pac12	.	.	..
382	22+	08	Orlando	Lee, Courtney	g	6-05	85.10.03	Indianapolis	in	Pike	in	Western Kentucky	sunbelt	.	.	.
383	23+	08	Utah	Koufos, Kosta	c	7-01	89.02.24	Canton	oh	Glen Oak	oh	Ohio State	big10	.	.	.
384	24+	08	Seattle (okc)	Ibaka, Serge	f	6-10	89.09.18	Congo	for	Congo	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
385	25+	08	Houston*	Batum, Nicolas	f	6-08	88.12.14	France	for	France	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
386	26+	08	San Antonio	Hill, George	g	6-02	86.05.04	Indianapolis	in	Broad Ripple	in	IUPUI		.	.	..
387	27+	08	New Orleans*	Arthur, Darrell	f	6-09	88.03.25	Dallas	tx	South Oak Cliff	tx	Kansas	big12	.	.	.
388	28+	08	Memphis*	Greene, Donte	g/f	6-11	88.02.21	Germany (American)	for	Towson Catholic	md	Syracuse	bigeast	.	.	.
389	29+	08	Detroit*	White, DJ	f	6-09	86.08.31	Tuscaloosa	al	Hillcrest	al	Indiana	big10	.	.	.
390	30+	08	Boston	Giddens, J.R.	g	6-05	85.02.13	Oklahoma City	ok	John Marshall	ok	New Mexico	mwc	.	.	.
391	31+	08	Minnesota	Pekovic, Nikola	c	6-11	86.01.03	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
392	32+	08	Seattle (okc)*	Sharpe, Walter	f	6-09	86.07.18	Huntsville	al	Parker	al	Alabama-Birm.	cusa	.	.	.
393	33+	08	Portland*	Dorsey, Joey	f	6-09	83.12.16	Baltimore	md	Douglass/Laurinburg Prep	md	Memphis	cusa	.	.
394	34+	08	Minnesota*	Chalmers, Mario	g	6-02	86.05.19	Anchorage	ak	Bartlett	ak	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
395	35+	08	L.A. Clippers	Jordan, DeAndre	c	6-11	88.07.21	Houston	tx	Christain Life Center	tx	Texas A&M	big12	.	.	.
396	36+	08	Portland*	Asik, Omer	c	7-00	86.07.04	Turkey	for	Turkey	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
397	37+	08	Milwaukee	Mbah a Moute, Luc	f	6-08	86.09.09	Cameroon	for	Montverde Academy	fl	UCLA	pac12	.	.	.
398	38+	08	Charlotte	Weaver, Kyle	g	6-06	86.02.18	Beloit	wi	Beloit Memorial	wi	Washington St.	pac12	.	.	.
399	39+	08	Chicago*	Weems, Sonny	g	6-06	86.07.08	West Memphis	ar	West Memphis	ar	Arkansas	sec	.	.	.
400	40+	08	Nets	Douglas-Roberts, Chris	g	6-07	87.01.08	Detroit	mi	Cass Tech/Northwestern		Memphis	cusa	.	.	.
401	41+	08	Indiana	Jawai, Nathan	c	6-10	86.10.10	Australia	for	Australia	for	Midland	juco	.	.	.	.
402	42+	08	Sacramento	Singletary, Sean	g	6-00	85.09.06	Philadelphia	pa	Penn Charter	pa	Virginia	acc	.	.	.
403	43+	08	Sacramento*	Ewing Jr, Patrick	f	6-08	84.05.20	Boston	ma	National Christian Academy	md	Georgetown	bigeast	.	.	.
404	44+	08	Utah	Tomic, Ante	c	7-02	87.02.17	Croatia	for	Croatia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
405	45+	08	San Antonio*	Dragic, Gorian	g	6-03	86.05.06	Slovenia	for	Slovenia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
406	46+	08	Seattle (okc)*	Plaisted, Trent	c/f	6-11	86.10.20	Manteca	ca	Clark	tx	Brigham Young	mwc	.	.	.
407	47+	08	Washington*	Walker, Bill	g/f	6-06	87.05.25	Huntington	wv	North College Hill		Kansas State	big12	.	.	.
408	48+	08	Phoenix*	Hairston, Malik	g	6-06	87.02.23	Detroit	mi	Renaissance		Oregon	pac12	.	.	.
409	49+	08	Golden State	Hendrix, Richard	f	6-08	86.11.15	Decatur	al	Athens	al	Alabama	sec	.	.	.
410	50+	08	Seattle (okc)	Hardin, DeVon	c	6-11	86.09.07	Long Beach	ca	Newark Memorial	ca	California	pac12	.	.	.
411	51+	08	Dallas	Foster, Shan	g	6-06	86.08.20	Laurel	ms	Bonnabel	la	Vanderbilt	sec	.	.	.
412	52+	08	Miami*	Jackson, Darnell	f	6-08	85.11.07	Oklahoma City	ok	Midwest City	ok	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
413	53+	08	Utah	Dragicevic, Tadija	f	6-09	86.01.28	Serbia	for	Serbia	for	.	.	.	.	.	.
414	54+	08	Houston	Leunen, Maarty	f	6-09	85.09.03	Vancouver	wa	Redmond	or	Oregon	pac12	.	.	.
415	55+	08	Portland*	Taylor, Mike	g	6-02	86.01.21	Chicago	il	Marshall	wi	Iowa State	big12	.	.	..
416	56+	08	Seattle (okc)	Kaun, Sasha	c	6-11	85.05.08	Russia	for	Florida Air Academy	fl	Kansas	big10	.	.	.
417	57+	08	San Antonio	Gist, James	f	6-09	86.10.26	Turkey (American)	for	Good counsel	md	Maryland	acc	.	.	.
418	58+	08	L.A. Lakers	Crawford, Joseph	g	6-05	86.06.17	Detroit	mi	Renaissance	mi	Kentucky	sec	.	.	.
419	59+	08	Detroit	Washington, Deron	f	6-07	85.12.12	New Orleans	la	National Christian Academy	md	Virginia Tech	acc	.	.	.
420	60+	08	Boston	Erden, Semih	c	7-00	86.07.28	Turkey	for	Turkey	for	.	.	.	.	.

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1, 19, 31, 33 24-58 central - 5th no playoff by Steve Aschburner	Kyrie Irving is proving himself to be not just a precocious All-Star but the type of point guard who might start attracting free agents eager to play with him. Forward Tristan Thompson and guard Dion Waiters are solid and center Anderson Varejao has value either on the floor or in a trade. Going public with the goal of contending for a playoff spot is smart, too, because it is time. Small forward is an obvious need, with Alonzo Gee best suited to a bench role. Irving needs reliable backup at point guard. And Varejao's injury history suggests that whatever team he's on needs depth there, even with Tyler Zeller on board.	14.9 - Cleveland's second-chance points per game, a category in which they ranked fourth in the NBA. Driving that: Their 12.2 offensive rebounds nightly, the seventh-most in the league. 35 - Games decided by six points or fewer, tied with Dallas for the most in the NBA last season. Four picks is over-the-top for a roster that already tilts young, so if GM Chris Grant can package one or more with a player to acquire more established help (regardless of position) he should do it. As for the top pick, a rumored swap for Portland's LaMarcus Aldridge would make sense but a similarly speculated-upon trade for Sacramento's DeMarcus Cousins would be inviting discontent. Better yet: Stay put, take Kentucky's Nerlens Noel and remain patient while he finishes off his knee rehab. John Calipari told the Cleveland Plain Dealer that Grant scouted more of Noel's games than anyone else.	Under Contract: G: Kyrie Irving, G: Dion Waiters, G: C.J. Miles, F: Tristan Thompson, F: Marreese Speights, F: Alonzo Gee, F/C: Anderson Varejao, C: Tyler Zeller Free Agents: G: Wayne Ellington (restricted), F: Omri Casspi (restricted), F: Luke Harangody, F: Samardo Samuels, F: Luke Walton, F: Kevin Jones, G: Kelenna Azubuike, G: Daniel Gibson, G: Jeremy Pargo, G: Chris Quinn, G: Shaun Livington, G: Josh Shelby 2012: Dion Waiters (4), Jared Cunningham (24), Bernard James (33), Jae Crowder (34), 2011: Kyrie Irving (1), Tristan Thompson (4), Justin Harper (32), Milan Macvan (54), 2009: Christian Eyenga (30), Daniel Green (46), 2008: J.J. Hickson (19), 2006: Shannon Brown (25), Daniel Gibson (42), Ejike Ugboaja (55)
2, 51 20-62 southeast - 5th no playoff by Sekou Smith	Is it possible to lose the best big man in basketball and still be stout in the frontcourt? When Nikola Vucevic is one of the prizes in the Dwight Howard-Andrew Bynum blockbuster deal from last summer, it is absolutely possible. Vucevic turned out to be the secret prize in that deal and gives the Magic a young building block to work around as they rebuild their program in the post-Howard era. A rookie coach, a shredded roster and a wounded fan base. The Magic had to deal with that tumultuous trifecta this season and managed to survive it all. But they need to patch holes up an down the roster this summer. They have young frontcourt talent in Vucevic, Andrew Nicholson, Kyle O'Quinn, Moe Harkless and Tobias Harris. The only problem is they could all qualify for a 23-under All-Star team. The Magic don't have the seasoned frontcourt anchor to mentor this group, no offense to Glen Davis.	1,747 - The difference in minutes played by Vucevic in his first two seasons in the league. He played just 812 in Philadelphia his rookie season before logging a team-high 2,559 with the Magic, 252 more than his next closest teammate (Arron Afflalo). 20-10 - Those are the averages Tobias Harris posted in the final month of the Magic's season, giving everyone a glimpse of what could be in store from the underrated swingman, 20, who is the ideal tag team partner for the rugged Vucevic. The Magic have Jameer Nelson under contract for one more season with a team option for the 2014-15 season. His heir apparent is available with the No. 2 pick in Michigan point guard Trey Burke, who is considered by some to be slightly undersized for the position but is still taller than Nelson. The dilemma for the Magic is there are going to be any number of options available to them with the No. 2 pick, depending on what Cleveland does at No. 1. If Ben McLemore comes off the board first, the Magic will be tempted to take Nerlens Noel because of his high ceiling. And if Noel goes first, McLemore will be just as tempting, considering he is rated by most pundits as the most talented overall prospect in the Draft. Talent over need is the choice Magic GM Rob Hennigan has to make on Draft night.	Under Contract: G: Jameer Nelson, G: E'Twaun Moor, G: Doron Lam, G: Arron Afflal, F: Al Harrington, F: Tobias Harri, F: Andrew Nicholson, F: Kyle O'Quinn, F: Moe Harkles, F: Glen Davi, C: Nikola Vucevic Free Agents: G: Beno Udrih, F: Hedo Turkoglu (early termination option), F: DeQuan Jones (restricted) 2012: Andrew Nicholson (19), Kyle O'Quinn (49), 2011: DeAndre Liggins (53), 2010: Daniel Orton (29), Stanley Robinson (59), 2008: Courtney Lee (22), 2007: Reyshawn Terry (44), 2006: J.J. Redick (11), James Augustine (41), Lior Eliyahu (44)
3, 38, 54 29-53 southeast - 3rd no playoff by Sekou Smith	In John Wall and Bradley Beal, the Wizards already have their backcourt stars of the future in place. Wall came back from injury and shined in the Wizards' 31 games after the All-Star break (20.7 points, 7.8 assists and 4.5 rebounds). Injuries limited Beal to just 12 games during that same stretch, but he averaged 16.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists. That's quality production from a backcourt with a surplus in size, athleticism and raw talent that teams around the league covet. The Wizards' frontcourt crew isn't nearly as star-studded and needs some refining, but has stalwarts in Emeka Okafor and Nene and young works in progress in Jan Vesely, Kevin Seraphin, Trevor Booker and Chris Singleton. There are plenty of role players in this bunch but no one to carry load as a consistent, low-post offensive threat the Wizards can lean on to provide the "inside" to "out" that Wall and Beal can provide.	8 - The Wizards defensive ranking, which seems unusually high for a team that finished with such a paltry win-loss record. But it's a sign that this team is ready for a significant rise in stature if they can work as well on the offensive end. 19 - The number of different players that suited up for the Wizards this season, a clear indication of just how crippling the injury issues were in D.C. all season long, beginning with Wall and ending with Beal. The Wizards have an ideal they are looking for in a small forward prospect they are looking for to complete their perimeter trio. It needs to be someone capable of getting up and down the floor with Wall and Beal in transition, someone capable of spacing the floor and shooting efficiently from distance and also someone with the high character traits that GM Ernie Grunfeld is looking for as he continues his efforts to not only rebuild the roster up the Wizards' culture. Georgetown's Otto Porter is already in town and fits the profile of what the Wizards are looking for perfectly. The Wizards also have cap space to work with in filling out the roster this summer.	Under Contract: G: John Wall G: Bradley Beal, F: Nene F: Trevor Booker F: Kevin Seraphin F: Jan Vesely Free Agents: G: Garrett Temple (restricted), G: Leandro Barbosa, G: A.J. Price, F: Martell Webster, F: Trevor Ariza (player option), F: Cartier Martin, C: Emeka Okafor (early termination option), C: Jason Collins 2012: Bradley Beal (3), Tomas Satoransky (32), 2011: Jan Vesely (6), Chris Singleton (18), Shelvin Mack (34), 2010: John Wall (1), Lazar Hayward (30), Nemanja Bjelica (35), 2009: Jermaine Taylor (32), 2008: JaVale McGee (18), Bill Walker (47), 2007: Nick Young (17), Dominic McGuire (47), 2006: Oleksiy Pecherov (18), Vladimir Veremeenko (48)
4 21-61 southeast - 4th no playoff by Sekou Smith	The Bobcats have piled up some young talent in recent seasons but none of those youngsters has distinguished himself as a potential All-Star talent at this time, which is an indictment of the Bobcats Draft work more than anything else. When you draft as high as the Bobcats have (at least one top 12 pick in six of the past seven Drafts), there has to be more to show for it than what the Bobcats have on the roster. That said, the Bobcats do have a young nucleus of Kemba Walker, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Gerald Henderson and Bismack Biyombo to work with going forward. The Bobcats need a little work everywhere, in fact, they need a lot of work up and down the roster. The Bobcats are riding the longtime assistant-turned head coach trend with Steve Clifford, who replaces Mike Dunlap. For those of you counting, that's six coaches since the 2006-07 season. And Clifford is taking over an outfit that has compiled a 28-120 record the past two seasons, by far the worst in the league. What the Bobcats need more than anything else, even talent, is stability. There is talk of a name change, back to the Hornets. Whatever distance the Bobcats can put between these lean years and a brighter future will do wonders the franchise and owner Michael Jordan, who has endured more losing since joining the Bobcats that he did throughout the entirety of his playing career ... high school, college and in the NBA. The ultimate competitor, losing the way the Bobcats have during his tenure has to be tearing at every fiber of his being.	673 -- More minutes Kemba Walker played than his next closest teammate. In just two seasons Walker has proved himself to be a mini-iron man, of sorts, a much more durable "little man" than anyone expected. 8.1 - Michael Kidd-Gilchrist's rebounding average per 36 minutes, which is a robust number for a rookie small forward on a team that struggled on the glass as it was. MKG has the potential to become an elite rebounder at his position. As much as the Bobcats or any team picking in the top five would love to add another elite athlete in the top five of the lottery, it's a choice that won't move the needle for this team in the standings, no matter who is available when they are on the clock. That would explain the chatter about the Bobcats entertaining discussions from other teams about trading their pick for an established star and other assets in an effort to jumpstart the rebuilding process that seems to be in full swing every time this year in Charlotte. DeMarcus Cousins is a name that has been mentioned, depending on what the new regime in Sacramento decides to do with its roster. If the Bobcats don't move the pick they need whatever talent falls their way at No. 4	Under Contract: G: Kemba Walker, G: Ramon Sessions, F: Tyrus Thomas, F: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, F: Bismack Biyombo, F: Jeff Adrien, F: Jeff Taylor, C: Brendan Haywood Free Agents: G: Jannero Pargo, G: Ben Gordon (player option), G/F: Reggie Williams, G/F: Gerald Henderson (restricted), F: Josh McRoberts, F/C: Byron Mullens (restricted), C: DeSagana Diop 2012: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (2), Jeff Taylor (31), 2011: Kemba Walker (9), Tobias Harris (19), Jeremy Tyler (39), 2010: None, 2009: Gerald Henderson (10), Derrick Brown (40), Robert Vaden (54), 2008: D.J. Augustin (9), Alex Ajinca (20), Kyle Weaver (38), 2007: Brandan Wright (8), Jared Dudley (22), 2006: Adam Morrison (3), Ryan Hollins (50)
5, 30, 57 25-57 pacific - 5th no playoff by Scott Howard-Cooper	The Suns will at least have the optimism of a new beginning, with Ryan McDonough in as the general manager and a new coach. Now to see how much of the roster will be new. Phoenix has some prospects (Kendall Marshall, twins Marcus and Markieff Morris) and veterans Marcin Gortat, Goran Dragic and Luis Scola. With those chips and two first-round picks this year, McDonough has options. Everything. The Suns were in the 20s in many offensive categories, defensive columns and rebounding. The chance to have depth, if the young players develop, does not offset the reality that the roster is not a good mix. The fresh start that is coming is obviously needed.	31 - Losses by 10 points or more. 8 - Wins after the All-Star break. They're in a decent spot at No. 5, which puts the Suns in range of Victor Oladipo, Anthony Bennett and maybe even Ben McLemore. McLemore is a long shot and would require the Magic passing on him at two for Trey Burke and point-guard need and the Bobcats at four in favor of Oladipo, but landing Oladipo would make June 27 a very successful debut for the new GM.	Under Contract: F: Michael Beasley, G: Shannon Brown, G: Goran Dragic, G/F: Jared Dudley, F: Channing Frye, C: Martin Gortat, C: Hamed Haddadi (team option), G: Kendall Marshall, F: Marcus Morris, F: Markieff Morris, F: Luis Scola Free Agents: F: Wesley Johnson (unrestricted), C: Jermaine O'Neal (unrestricted) 2012: Kendall Marshall (13), 2011: Markieff Morris (13), 2010: Gani Lawal (46), Dwayne Collins (60), 2009: Earl Clark (14), Taylor Griffin (48), Emir Preldzic (57), 2008: Robin Lopez (15), Malik Hairston (48)
6 27-55 southwest - 5th no playoff by Fran Blinebury	Last year's top draft choice Anthony Davis, who started the season slowly due to injury, improved steadily and doesn't have anybody questioning his selection. He should be the anchor on the front line for a long time. Ryan Anderson was a shrewd acquisition with his shooting ability and Greivis Vasquez had a breakout season as a contender for Most Improved Player. Their team defense only looks good on the surface because they play at such a snail's pace. They actually ranked 28th in the league. Another year has gone by and the Pelicans still cannot be sure where they're going with shooting guard Eric Gordon. The injuries continue. He played just 42 games and you get the feeling that despite what he says publicly, Gordon's heart doesn't seem to be in New Orleans for the long term. Last June's other first round draft pick Austin Rivers didn't inspire confidence that he can be the long term answer at the point.	25 - Their rank in field goals attempted. You can play all of the hard-nosed defense in the world, but the name of the game is still putting the ball into the basket. 95 - The number of games missed due to injury -- out of 148 -- by Pelicans shooting guard Eric Gordon in his first two seasons in New Orleans. This is definitely a team that could use a solid big man in the middle to play in tandem with Anthony Davis and this year's draft offers plenty of choices among top flight centers, including Alex Len (stress fracture), Rudy Gobert and Cody Zeller. But having possibly swung a missed a year ago on Austin Rivers as the potential long-term point guard/quarterback of the team, they might it hard to pass on the leadership skills shown by Michigan's Trey Burke in the NCAA Tournament run.	Under Contract: G: Eric Gordon, F: Ryan Anderson, F/C: Anthony Davis, C: Robin Lopez, C: Jason Smith, G: Austin Rivers, G: Greivis Vasquez, F: Darius Miller, F: Lance Thomas, G: Brian Roberts Free Agents: G: Matt Carroll, F: Al-Farouq Aminu, G: Xavier Henry, G: Roger Mason, C: Louis Amundson 2012: Anthony Davis (1), Austin Rivers (10), Darius Miller (46) 2011: Josh Harrellson (45), 2010: Cole Aldrich (11), 2009: Darreb Collison (21), 2008: Darrell Arthur (27)
7, 36 28-54 pacific - 4th no playoff by Scott Howard-Cooper	Hmmmm. Long pause. This may take some time. They have some nice guys on the team? I got nothing. Normally, the All-Star potential of DeMarcus Cousins would be an obvious building block, but not anymore with the lack of dependability. The defense, the rebounding, the atmosphere around the organization after so many unsettled years, the never-ending uncertainty surrounding ownership, management and coaching. The Kings have been constantly trying for a fresh start and can't get it.	7 - Consecutive seasons in the lottery. 1 - DeMarcus Cousins' rank in technical fouls in 2012-13. There is almost no wrong way to go for a team with so many holes, but also no top prospect available at No. 7 in an underwhelming draft. Indiana power forward-center Cody Zeller makes sense if the Kings have decided to breakup with Cousins once and for all, a good possibility.	Under Contract: C: DeMarcus Cousins, G: Jimmer Fredette, F/C: Chuck Hayes, F: Travis Outlaw, F: Patrick Patterson, F: John Salmons, G: Isaiah Thomas, F: Jason Thompson, G: Marcus Thornton Free Agents: C: Cole Aldrich (unrestricted), G: Toney Douglas (restricted), G: Tyreke Evans (restricted), F: James Johnson (restricted) 2012: Thomas Robinson (5), 2011: Jimmer Fredette (10), Tyler Honeycutt (35), Isaiah Thomas (60), 2010: DeMarcus Cousins (5), Hassan Whiteside (33), 2009: Tyreke Evans (5), Omri Casspi (23), Jeff Pendergraph (31), 2008: Jason Thompson (12), Sean Singletary (42), Patrick Ewing, Jr. (43)
8, 37, 56 29-53 southeast - 4th no playoff by Steve Aschburner	The core of this team resides up front, with big man Greg Monroe as a double-double machine and promising Andre Drummond as the center who will allow Monroe to move full-time to power forward. The Pistons need to play them together more than they did in Drummond's rookie season. Jonas Jerebko and Kyle Singler, who had an encouraging rookie season, also bolster the front line. Brandon Knight isn't the answer at point guard, apparently. His second-year performance was flat compared to his 2011-12 rookie year and his best minutes came playing off the ball. The backcourt overall is in need, with Rodney Stuckey probably due for a change, and Jose Calderon and Will Bynum hitting free agency. Playmaking and outside shooting are in short supply.	46.5 - Only Denver (58.0) averaged more points in the paint this season than the Pistons, whose average was up 5.1 ppg from 2011-12. 3 - The number of players who averaged at least 16 points, nine rebounds and three assists per game in 2012-13: Golden State's David Lee, Atlanta's Al Horford and Pistons big man Greg Monroe. All signs point to perimeter help with the No. 8 pick, based both on Detroit's needs and the distribution of talent in this year's draft class. Someone such as Syracuse's Michael Carter-Williams, Lehigh's C.J. McCollum or Indiana's Victor Oladipo could help the Pistons quickly. And yet basketball boss Joe Dumars said he wouldn't ignore talent for the frontcourt if too many desirable wing players are off the board by his club's pick.	Under Contract: C: Greg Monroe, C: Viacheslav Kravtsov, F: Andre Drummond, F: Jonas Jerebko, F: Charlie Villanueva, F: Kyle Singler, F: Khris Middleton, G: Rodney Stuckey, G: Brandon Knight, G: Kim English Free Agents: G: Jose Calderon, G: Will Bynum, G/F: Corey Maggette, F: Jason Maxiell 2012: Andre Drummond (9), Khris Middleton (39), Kim English (44), 2011: Brandon Knight (8), Kyle Singler (33), Vernon Macklin (52), 2010: Greg Monroe (7), Terrico White (36), 2009: Austin Daye (15), DaJuan Summers (35), Jonas Jerebko (39), Chase Budinger (44), 2008: D.J. White (29), 2007: Rodney Stuckey (15), Arron Afflalo (27), Sammy Mejia (57), 2006: Will Blalock (60)
9, 26, 52, 59 31-51 northwest - 5th no playoff by Jeff Caplan	After last season's injury woe, the Wolves must feel that luck will be on their side next season. Better yet, by the last two months of the season, Ricky Rubio had regained confidence in surgically repaired left knee and averaged 12.8 ppg and 7.3 apg after the All-Star break. Double-double machine Kevin Love will be back after a wasted season limited to 18 games by a twice-broken hand. So Minnesota heads into next season with its two stars ready to roll. Emerging center Nikola Pekovic, a restricted free agent, will get offer sheets from other teams, but he needs to be re-signed or a gaping hole will exist in the paint. Young Russian shooting guard Alexy Shved really tapered off at the end of last season and shot just 37.2 percent overall and 29.5 percent from beyond the arc.	3 - The number of games that Rubio and Love were simultaneously active for in 2012-13. Rubio, who turns 23 in October, already is deemed one of the game's most exciting playmakers and Love is an offensive force for anywhere on the court. He also grabbed 15 or more rebounds 20 times in 55 games during the 66-game 2011-12 season. 1002 - Coach Rick Adelman, 66, hit the thousand-win milestone later than anyone expected last season because of the incredible number of injuries the Wolves sustained. Adelman also missed a number of games to tend to his wife who had health issues. While his return to the bench for a third season in Minnesota and 23rd overall as a head coach, is expected, it is still no certain. General manager David Kahn is no longer around to push around. Owner Glen Taylor allowed Kahn's contract to expire and hired former Wolves coach Flip Saunders as head of basketball operations. All those injuries sabotaged a season with playoff potential, but it gives Saunders a chance to nab a contributor with the No. 9 pick where he can take the best player on the board. He also has the No. 26 pick (from Memphis via Houston).	Under Contract: F: Kevin Love, F: Andrei Kirilenko, F: Derrick Williams, G: Ricky Rubio, G: J.J. Barea, G. Luke Ridnour, G: Alexy Shved, C: Greg Stiemsma (non-guaranteed), F: Dante Cunningham (team option), G: Malcolm Lee, F/C: Chris Johnson, F: Mickael Gelabale (team option) Free Agents: C: Nikola Pekovic (restricted), F: Chase Budinger, G: Brandon Roy 2012: Robbie Hummel (58), 2011: Derrick Williams (2), 2010: Wesley Johnson (4), Lazar Hayward (30), 2009: Ricky Rubio (5), Jonny Flynn (6), Ty Lawson (18), Wayne Ellington (28), Nick Calathes (45), Henk Norel (47), 2008: O.J. Mayo (3), Nikola Pekovic (31), Mario Chalmers (34), 2007: Corey Brewer (7), Chris Richard (41), 2006: Brandon Roy (6), Craig Smith (36), Bobby Jones (37), Loukas Mavrokefalidis (57)
10, 39, 40, 45 45-37 northwest - 4th no playoff by Jeff Caplan	The Blazers have foundations set at power forward with veteran LaMarcus Aldridge and now at point guard with Rookie of the Year Damian Lillard, plus a quality shooter in Wesley Matthews who's locked up at a reasonable rate for the next two seasons. Injuries, particularly late in the season, decimated the team in coach Terry Stotts' first year. The Blazers flirted with a playoff spot for much of the season until the late swoon. The world is seeing why Portland put a big offer sheet in front of Pacers center Roy Hibbert last offseason (the Pacers matched and kept him). The Blazers made due with undersized J.J. Hickson at center, but he could be lost in free agency. Last year's 11th overall pick, Meyers Leonard, could move in as a starter, but they'll still need reinforcement, as the Blazers do on what was arguably the weakest bench in the league.	3 - Number of starters that finished in the top 10 in the league in minutes played (Damian Lillard, 38.6 mpg; Nicolas Batum, 38.5; LaMarcus Aldridge, 37.7). No other team had two starters finish in the top 10. 42.9% - Damian Lillard averaged a rookie-best 19.0 ppg despite the relatively low field-goal percentage. At Weber State, Lillard didn't shoot better than 43.8 percent in his final three seasons, topping out at 46.7 percent as a freshman. The Blazers have some nice wiggle room under the cap to go free-agent shopping this summer, but a wise selection with No. 10 pick (from Charlotte) will help continue building from the ground up with young and inexpensive talent.	Under Contract: F: LaMarcus Aldridge, F: Nicolas Batum, G: Wesley Matthews, G: Damian Lillard, G: Will Barton, F: Joel Freeland, C: Meyers Leonard, F: Victor Claver, G/F: Sasha Pavlovic (non-guaranteed) Free Agents: F: LaMarcus Aldridge, F: Nicolas Batum, G: Wesley Matthews, G: Damian Lillard, G: Will Barton, F: Joel Freeland, C: Meyers Leonard, F: Victor Claver, G/F: Sasha Pavlovic (non-guaranteed) 2012: Damian Lillard (6), Meyers Leonard (11), Will Barton (40), Tyshawn Taylor (41), 2011: Nolan Smith (21), Jon Diebler (51), 2010: Elliott Williams (22), Armon Johnson (34), 2009: Victor Claver (22), Dante Cunningham (33), Jon Brockman (38), Patrick Mills (55), 2008: Brandon Rush (13), Joey Dorsey (33), Omer Asik (36), Mike Taylor (55), 2007: Greg Oden (1), Josh McRoberts (37), Derrick Byars (42), Taureen Green (52), Demetrius Nichols (53), 2006: Tyrus Thomas (4), Joel Freeland (30), James White (31)
11, 35, 42 34-48 atlantic - 4th no playoff by John Schuhman	Two young and talented two-way players and cap space. In Thaddeus Young and Jrue Holiday, the Sixers have two second-tier who can help them on sides of the ball, who are terrific in transition, and who have been a part of a couple of top-10 defensive teams. And if they don't bring back Andrew Bynum, they have the cap space to sign or trade for an impact player. While the Sixers have some nice complementary players, they lack both a go-to guy offensively and a defensive anchor. Bynum was supposed to be both, but that plan didn't work out. With the departures of Elton Brand, Andre Iguodala and Lou Williams, Philly regressed on both ends of the floor.	20.0 - The Sixers attempted just 20.0 free throws per 100 field goal attempts, the second-lowest rate in the league (and of the last 35 years). 10.0 - The Sixers were outscored by 10.0 points per 100 possessions in 1,322 minutes with Thaddeus Young off the floor, the point differential of a 14-68 team. They were outscored by just 0.2 points per 100 possessions in Young's 2,629 minutes on the floor. The Sixers' summer will probably be defined by what happens with Bynum, but their cap space (should they let Bynum walk) and three picks give them the opportunity to keep adding to their young core or make some moves to further shake up the roster. Young may be best utilized as a sixth man and Evan Turner still hasn't proven that he can be consistently productive, so Philly is really only set at point guard.	Under Contract: C/F: Lavoy Allen, C/F: Spencer Hawes, G: Jrue Holiday, G/F: Justin Holiday, F: Arnett Moultrie, G: Jason Richardson, F/G: Evan Turner, F: Thaddeus Young Free Agents: C: Kwame Brown (player option), C: Andrew Bynum, G: Royal Ivey, G: Charles Jenkins (restricted), F/G: Damien Wilkins, F/G: Dorell Wright, F/G: Nick Young 2012: Maurice Harkless (15), Justin Hamilton (45), Tornike Shengelia (54), 2011: Nikola Vucevic (16), Lavoy Allen (50), 2010: Evan Turner (2), 2009: Jrue Holiday (17), 2008: Mareese Speights (16), 2007: Thaddeus Young (12), Daequan Cook (21), Petteri Koponen (30), Kyrylo Fesenko (38), 2006: Thabo Sefolosha (13)
12, 29, 32 60-22 northwest - 1st Rd 2 loss to Memphis by Jeff Caplan	With no reason to believe that Russell Westbrook won't return at full strength from a torn meniscus in his right knee that knocked him out of the playoffs and derailed the Thunder's title hopes, OKC will be right back in the fight next season. James Harden is in the rearview mirror and the three-man core of superstars Kevin Durant and Westbrook plus blossoming Serge Ibaka -- all three are still under 25 -- will continue to rack up wins as one of the league's most explosive and exciting teams. Low-post scoring: Al Jefferson anyone (tough with Kendrick Perkins still signed to big money)? The one constant knock against the Thunder is the inability to throw the ball down low. Ibaka has become a scoring threat but mostly with an accurate mid-range jumper. The bench: Kevin Martin is a free agent and even if he's re-signed, OKC needs more scoring punch from someone not named Derek Fisher. The playoffs made that painfully clear.	42.5% - Second-best opponent field-goal percentage in the league. OKC is the rare team that plays at a high pace, scores a ton of points and executes excellent defense. 14.6 - Tied for 23rd in turnovers per game, which is going to be a casualty of a fast-paced offense operated by blazing, risk-taking point guard like Westbrook, who averaged 3.3 turnovers a game. He said watching playoff games while injured will help him become a smarter player next season. The OKC front office under general manager Sam Presti has aced the draft with their high picks and did pretty well with a low pick in 2011 in Reggie Jackson. This should be interesting because OKC has picks Nos. 12 (from Toronto), 29 and 32 (from Charlotte), and that means plenty of options. Presti has plenty of trade assets on the roster as well. A big man with some offensive skill could be top on the list.	Under Contract: F: Kevin Durant, G: Russell Westbrook, C: Kendrick Perkins, G: Thabo Sefolosha, F/C: Nick Collison, F/C: Serge Ibaka, G/F: Jeremy Lamb, G: Reggie Jackson, F: Perry Jones, C: Hasheem Thabeet (Non-guaranteed), G: DeAndre Liggins (Non-guaranteed), C: Daniel Orton (Non-guaranteed) Free Agents: G: Kevin Martin, G/F: Ronnie Brewer, G: Derek Fisher 2012: Perry Jones (28), 2011: Reggie Jackson (24), 2010: Eric Bledsoe (18), Craig Brackins (21), Quincy Pondexter (26), Magnum Rolle (51), 2009: James Harden (3), Rodrigue Beaubois (25), 2008: Russell Westbrook (4), Serge Ibaka (24), Walter Sharpe (32), Trent Plaisted (46), DeVon Hardin (50), Sasha Kaun (56), 2007: Kevin Durant (2), Carl Landry (31), Glen Davis (35), 2006: Mouhamed Sene (10), Denham Brown (40), Yotam Halperin (53)
13, 44 41-41 southwest - 4th no playoff by Fran Blinebury	Even at 35 as he starts next season, a healthy Dirk Nowitizki can be the main cog in the Mavs offense with his ability to get shots off from virtually any place on the court and make them at a high rate. Fellow veterans Shawn Marion and Vince Carter still have high revving motors and the basketball smarts to make good decisions and the right plays. They rank in the top five in the league in sharing the ball for assists in an offense that ranks smack in the middle of the pack. Dirk is a Batman desperately seeking a Robin, preferably a very tall Robin. The Mavs are back facing their age-old dilemma, trying to find a big man to plop in the middle of the offense to provide low post play on offense and protect the rim on defense. That's why Mavs owner Mark Cuban and team president Donnie Nelson will be at the front of the line to offer Dwight Howard bundles of cash and a chance to team with Nowitzki to bring another championship to Dallas.	12 - The number of consecutive years the Mavericks had made the playoffs before coming up short this season. 29 - Boards, boards, boards. Even owner Mark Cuban acknowledges that it was a mistake to let Tyson Chandler walk out the door after the championship season. Ranking next to last in rebounding proves the point. The Mavs have the No. 13 pick in the draft, but with the clock ticking on the 35-year-old Nowitizki they don't have time to wait for an up-and-coming talent to blossom. It's all about taking advantage of the next year or two that means forget about the draft and do all that they can to convince Dwight Howard that Dallas can provide him with a chance to return to The Finals much faster than a Lakers team with a mending Kobe Bryant.	Under Contract: F: Dirk Nowitzki, F: Shawn Marion, G: O.J. Mayo, G: Vince Carter, G: Darren Collison, G: Rodrigues Beaubois, G: Jared Cunningham, F: Jae Crowder Free Agents: C: Chris Kaman, G/F: Anthony Morrow, F: Elton Brand, G: Dominique Jones, F: Brandan Wright, G: Mike James, C: Bernard James, G: Josh Akognon 2012: Jared Cunningham (24), Bernard James (33) Jae Crowder (34), 2011: Jordan Hamilton (26), 2010: Solomon Alabi (50), 2009: Byron Mullens (24), Ahmad Nivins (56), 2008: Shan Foster (51)
14, 21, 46 43-39 northwest - 3rd no playoff by Jeff Caplan	The Jazz much-talked about frontcourt is overloaded with veteran and young talent and it's been a constant source of vexation for a franchise that will likely loose Al Jefferson or Paul Millsap or both in free agency and turn more heavily to a youth movement of Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter. Gordon Hayward made significant progress in Year 3 as a sixth man scorer who hit 41.5 percent of his 3-point attempts. The backcourt must be major focus. Mo Williams and Randy Foye will both be free agents (as will Earl Watson and Jamaal Tinsley). The team continues to seek clarity at point guard since abruptly dealing Deron Williams to the Nets during the 2011-12 season in the aftermath of the blowup with coach Jerry Sloan that led his stunning resignation.	13-28 - The Jazz were one of six teams in the West to win at least 30 home games (30-11). The other five finished in the top five of the conference standings. They were also one of six teams in the West to win fewer than 13 road games. The other five finished in the bottom five of the conference. 98.0 - Only one team in the West made the playoffs while averaging less than 100 ppg. That was Memphis, which allowed a league-best 89.3 ppg. The Jazz have two first-round picks at No. 14 and No. 21 (from Golden State via Nets) to add to a youth movement that includes Favors, Kanter, Hayward and Alec Burks. Utah has a large amount of cap space considering Jefferson, Millsap and Mo Williams all come off the books totaling $32 million, as well as having trade and sign-and-trade potential.	Under Contract: F: Marvin Williams (early termination), F/C: Derrick Favors, C: Enes Kanter, G/F: Gordon Hayward, G: Alec Burks, F: Jeremy Evans, G: Kevin Murphy (non-guaranteed) Free Agents: C: Al Jefferson, F: Paul Millsap, F: DeMarre Carroll, G: Mo Williams, G: Randy Foye, G: Earl Watson, G: Jamaal Tinsley, G: Raja Bell, G: Jerel McNeal 2012: Kevin Murphy (47), 2011: Enes Kanter (3), Alec Burks (12), 2010: Gordon Hayward (9), Jeremy Evans (55), 2009: Eric Maynor (20), Goran Suton (50), 2008: Kosta Koufos (23), Ante Tomic (44), Tadija Dragicevic (53), 2007: Morris Almond (25), Herbert Hill (55), 2006: Ronnie Brewer (14), Dee Brown (46), Paul Millsap (47)
15, 43 38-44 central - 3rd Rd 1 loss to Miami by Steve Aschburner	The Bucks' pendulum is swinging back to its frontcourt with the dramatic improvement of Larry Sanders as a defensive force, with last year's top pick John Henson contributing more as the season played out and with Ersan Ilyasova settling in after some new-contract bumps. Forward Luc Mbah a Moute can guard four positions when healthy. Milwaukee stuck with its high-risk, occasionally high-reward backcourt of Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis, giving up size and defensive fundamentals for their potent scoring ability and gambling tendencies on defense (the Bucks ranked second at forcing turnovers). But those two were among several who played with contract issues on their minds -- Ellis can opt out, Jennings is a restricted free agent -- and the uncertainty made for lousy team chemistry. The mid-season coaching switch from Scott Skiles to Jim Boylan barely caused a ripple.	39.0 - Percent of Milwaukee's missed field goals attributable to Monta Ellis (597 of 1,436) and Brandon Jennings (497 of 1,247). As a team the Bucks shot 43.5 percent (3,128 of 7,197). 550 - The Bucks set a franchise record for blocked shots, led by forward Larry Sanders' 201. That ranks fourth among Milwaukee players all-time, behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's top mark of 283 in 1973-74. Milwaukee GM John Hammond still was busy hiring a head coach -- would it be Kelvin Sampson or Larry Drew -- as May turned into June, though lots of teams went through that this spring. There has been speculation that the Bucks might prefer to re-sign Ellis and lose Jennings via restricted free agency (with a sign-and-trade perhaps) because the former is a lethal scorer and the latter still doesn't play like a true point guard. The backcourt was thin even with both of them and, remember, J.J. Redick (who cost the Bucks young forward Tobias Harris) is a free agent too. Looking like a guard pick.	Under Contract: G: Ish Smith, F: Drew Gooden, F: John Henson, F: Ersan Ilyasova, F: Luc Mbah a Moute, F: Larry Sanders, F: Ekpe Udoh, C: Gustavo Ayon Free Agents: G: Brandon Jennings (restricted), G: Monta Ellis (player option), G: J.J. Redick, G/F: Mike Dunleavy, G/F: Marquis Daniels, C: Samuel Dalembert, C: Joel Przybilla 2012: John Henson (14), Doron Lamb (42), 2011: Jimmer Fredette (10), Jon Leuer (40), 2010: Larry Sanders (15), Darington Hobson (37), Jerome Jordan (44), Tiny Gallon (47), 2009: Brandon Jennings (10), Jodie Meeks (41), 2008: Joe Alexander (8), Luc Mbah a Moute (37), 2007: Yi Jianlian (6), Ramon Sessions (56), 2006: David Noel (39)
16 41-40 atlantic - 3rd Rd 1 loss to Knicks by John Schuhman	Coaching and defense. But Doc Rivers, though it's doubtful he'll leave, has yet to commit to another season. And if Kevin Garnett doesn't return, the defense, which has been the league's best over the least six years, takes a big hit. So, with Rajon Rondo recovering from ACL surgery, not much is guaranteed in Boston. Offense, especially in the paint. The Celtics have started two jump-shooting bigs -- Garnett and Brandon Bass -- for the last couple of years. Furthermore, Paul Pierce isn't able to create shots for himself and others like he could a few years ago. As a result, the Celtics have been a below-average offensive team for the last three seasons, even with a healthy Rondo.	8.5 -- The Celtics allowed 8.5 fewer points per 100 possessions with Kevin Garnett on the floor (96.2) than with him on the bench (104.6). 47.5 -- The Celtics ranked 30th in rebounding percentage, grabbing just 47.5 percent of available rebounds. They ranked 20th in defensive rebounding percentage (73.3 percent) and 30th in offensive rebounding percentage (20.1 percent). Whether or not he plans on having Kevin Garnett or Paul Pierce around next season, Danny Ainge needs to draft with the long-term future in mind. And the Celtics could use young talent at every position. So if they can trade any of their veterans for additional picks or young players, they have to pull the trigger. Moving away from the Big Three era and rebuilding will not be easy, but the Celtics need to move in that direction this summer. And that may require a step backward first.	Under Contract: F: Brandon Bass, G: Avery Bradley, G: Jordan Crawford, C/F: Kevin Garnett, F: Jeff Green, G: Courtney Lee, C: Fab Melo, F: Paul Pierce, F: Shavlik Randolph, G: Rajon Rondo, F: Jared Sullinger, G: Jason Terry, F: D.J. White, G/F: Terrence Williams Free Agents: F/C: Chris Wilcox 2012: Jared Sullinger (21), Fab Melo (22), Kris Joseph (51); 2011: Marshon Brooks (25), E'Twaun Moore (55); 2010: Avery Badley (19), Luke Harangody (52), 2009: Lester Hudson (58); 2008: J.R. Giddens (30), Semih Erden (60); 2007: Jeff Green (5), Gabe Pruitt (32); 2006: Randy Foye (7)
17, 18, 47, 50 44-38 southeast - 2nd Rd 1 loss to Indiana by Sekou Smith	The Hawks have Al Horford as their frontcourt anchor. And he's as good a player as you can start with in terms of his production, dependability and versatility for the position. But he's the only area of strength remaining on the roster with so many free agents whose futures will be sorted out after July 1. The Hawks need help everywhere. There are 12-13 roster spots that need to be filled and a new coach, Mike Budenholzer, and his staff that will have to put all the new faces in the right places when GM Danny Ferry and his staff flesh out the roster. The backcourt needs to be rebuilt to play the attacking style Budenholzer says he will deploy and the depth up front and on the perimeter, will be a crucial component if the Hawks going to avoid dipping back into the lottery.	24.5 - The Hawks' assist average during the 2012-13 regular season, second best in the league. That's a surprisingly high mark for a team that finished in the middle of the pack (14th) in the league in points per game. Former coach Larry Drew promised to bring a different offensive flow and did just that. 17 - The Hawks snagged hometown kid Josh Smith with the 17th pick in the 2004 Draft. Nine years later they enter the Draft armed with the 17th pick again and in need of a replacement for Smith, a free agent this summer who is almost certainly going to end up elsewhere. Ferry got his man in a somewhat bizarre head coaching search that included him pursue other coaches while Drew remained under contract and a "candidate" to retain the job he'd done for three seasons, each one culminating with a postseason bid. But Budenholzer, the longtime San Antonio Spurs assistant, allows Ferry to complete his franchise makeover with all of his own people in place. The Hawks are simply in need of quality depth with these four draft picks. The $33 million in cap space they'll be armed with come July 1 is what they'll need to acquire franchise talent, guys who can help replace free agents like Josh Smith and Devin Harris and give Horford the sort of company he'll need to help keep the Hawks stretch their current playoff streak to seven straight seasons. The chances of landing a future All-Star at 17 or 18 is a bit of a long shot. But with picks at both spots, the Hawks can chase a star with one of them and counter with a reliable rotation player with the other pick.	Under Contract: G: John Jenkins, G: Lou Williams, G: Shelvin Mack, F: Mike Scott, F/C: Al Horford Free Agents: G: Jeff Teague (restricted), G: Devin Harris, G: Dahntay Jones, G/F: Kyle Korver, F: Josh Smith, F: Anthony Tolliver, F: Ivan Johnson (restricted), F/C: Johan Petro, C: Zaza Pachulia 2012: John Jenkins (23), Mike Scott (43), 2011: Keith Benson (48), 2010: Damion James (24), Pape Sy (53), 2009: Jeff Teague (19), Sergiy Gladyr (49), 2007: Al Horford (3), Acie Law IV (11), 2006: Shelden Williams (5), Solomon Jones (33)
20, 49 45-37 central - 2nd Rd 2 loss to Miami by Steve Aschburner	The Bulls potentially have a starting lineup that can be the equal of any in the NBA, with current All-Stars Joakim Noah and Luol Deng joined on the front line by former All-Star Carlos Boozer, who had his best season of three in Chicago. Jimmy Butler, a deep reserve at this time last year, developed so quickly that he'll likely start at shooting guard. And Derrick Rose, finally, will be back (he will, won't he?). That leaves the bench. Chicago started over in October from its solid crew of backups in 2010-11 and 2011-12 and actually got reasonable results. But Nate Robinson and Marco Belinelli might fetch bigger offers than Bulls management would pay. Center Nazr Mohammed, also free to sign elsewhere, showed value late in the season and the postseason. So depth is an issue, along with outside shooting.	.433 - Chicago's winning percentage over the past three seasons (26-34) when scoring fewer than 90 points. Unimpressed? The rest of the league in that time was at .157. 188 - Games missed due to injury/illness by various Bulls. Derrick Rose accounted for 82 of them. The injury trend continued in the playoffs with Luol Deng and Kirk Hinrich missing the East semifinals vs. Miami. This year's draft class allegedly offers depth at shooting guard, though anyone still on the board at No. 20 is unlikely to challenge Butler for the starting spot. Chicago's focus on new talent remains "stretch four" Nikola Mirotic, still developing with Real Madrid in European play, and the Charlotte first-round pick that might not be conveyed until 2016. So a backup big or perimeter shooting are the best bets at No. 20.	Under Contract: G: Derrick Rose, G: Kirk Hinrich, G: Marquis Teague, G/F: Jimmy Butler, G/F: Richard Hamilton, F: Luol Deng, F: Carlos Boozer, F: Taj Gibson, C: Joakim Noah Free Agents: G: Nate Robinson, G: Marco Belinelli, G: Daequan Cook, F: Vladimir Radmanovic, F: Malcolm Thomas, C: Nazr Mohammed 2012: Marquis Teague (29), 2011: Norris Cole (28), Jimmy Butler (30), Malcolm Lee (43), 2010: Kevin Seraphin (17), 2009: James Johnson (16), Taj Gibson (26), 2008: Derrick Rose (1), Sonny Weems (39), 2007: Joakim Noah (9), Aaron Gray (49), JamesOn Curry (51), 2006: LaMarcus Aldridge (2), Rodney Carney (16)
22 49-33 atlantic - 2nd Rd 1 loss to Bulls by John Schuhman	Varying offensive weapons. The Nets have three guys -- Joe Johnson, Brook Lopez and Deron Williams -- they can get the ball to when they need a bucket. All three have different skill sets and the ability to put up big numbers offensively. Johnson is an isolation scorer, Williams is a triple-threat point guard, and Lopez is a post presence. There are a lot of teams out there that lack even one go-to guy. Defense. Lopez took a step forward defensively, but as a team, the Nets never showed much consistency or in-season improvement. And their issues on that side of the ball ultimately did them in, as they got embarrassed on their own floor by allowing the depleted Bulls (a team that wasn't very good offensively in the first place) to score 61 points in the first half of Game 7.	6.3 -- The Nets took care of business (going 33-7) against Lottery teams, but went 16-26 against the 15 other playoff teams, getting outscored by 6.3 points per 100 possessions in those 42 games. 4.7 - The Nets outscored their opponents by 4.7 points per 100 possessions with Brook Lopez on the floor, but were outscored by 2.9 with Lopez on the bench. The Nets are in win-now mode, but don't have the salary flexibility to add any significant pieces. And they're not likely to find an immediate contributor with the 22nd pick in the Draft. So Billy King will need to get creative this summer, because the Nets can't go into next season starting Gerald Wallace and Reggie Evans together at the forward spots. Either way, there's the hope that a new coach can make an impact.	Under Contract: G: MarShon Brooks, F: Reggie Evans, F: Kris Humphries, G: Joe Johnson, F: Kris Joseph, C: Brook Lopez, F: Tornike Shengelia, G: Tyshawn Taylor, F: Mirza Teletovic, F: Gerald Wallace, G: Deron Williams Free Agents: C/F: Andray Blatche, F/G: Keith Bogans, F: Jerry Stackhouse, G: C.J. Watson (player option) 2012: Ilkan Karaman (57), 2011: JaJuan Johnson (27), Jordan Williams (36), 2010: Derrick Favors (3), Jordan Crawford (27), Tibor Pleiss (31), 2009: Terrence Williams (11), 2008: Brook Lopez (10), Ryan Anderson (21), Chris Douglas-Roberts (40), 2007: Sean Williams (17), 2006: Marcus Williams (22), Josh Boone (23), Hassan Adams (54)
23, 53 49-32 central - 1st Rd 3 loss to Miami by Steve Aschburner	Assuming anchor David West returns at power forward and shooting guard Lance Stephenson continues to mature, the Pacers' starting lineup is as good as it gets, especially with Paul George rising beyond the ensemble level. Center Roy Hibbert dictates a style that few opponents can match, thanks to his size and (awkward but effective) skills. The Pacers' issues in delivering and taking care of the ball were on full display in the conference finals against Miami. George Hill had to log too many minutes and D.J. Augstin was a disappointment in his one Indiana season. So help at point guard is important. So is outside shooting, an ingredient missing due to Granger's (mostly) season-long absence.	8-13 - Indiana managed to win eight of the 21 games in which it shot worse than 40 percent from the floor thanks to its defense. It was 25-5 when the other guys shot that badly. 5.3 - Increase in Paul George's scoring average, to go with a 2.0 boost in rebounds and 1.7 increase in assists as he became the fourth Indiana guy to be named NBA Most Improved Player. (Jalen Rose, Jermaine O'Neal and Danny Granger were the others.) Danny Granger might be a tradeable asset, if Indiana wants to move up in the first round or add another pick, but Pacers management seems eager to fold Granger's shooting into the mix it already has. Rare are No. 23 picks who come in and grab prominent roles on a title contender's bench, but that might be Indiana's best bet -- especially if he has a solid handle and can deliver a proper entry pass.	Under Contract: G: George Hill, G: Lance Stephenson, G: Orlando Johnson, G/F: Paul George, G/F: Gerald Green, F: Danny Granger, C: Roy Hibbert, C: Ian Mahinmi, C: Miles Plumlee Free Agents: F: Tyler Hansbrough (restricted), F: Jeff Pendergraph (restricted), G: Ben Hansbrough, G: D.J. Augustin, G/F: Sam Young, F: David West 2012: Miles Plumlee (26), 2011: Kawhi Leonard (15), Davis Bertans (42), 2010: Paul George (10), Lance Stephenson (40), Ryan Reid (57), 2009: Tyler Hansbrough (13), A.J. Price (52), 2008: Jerryd Bayless (11), Nathan Jawai (41), 2007: No picks, 2006: Shawne Williams (17), Alexander Johnson (45)
24 54-28 atlantic - 1st Rd 2 loss to Indiana by John Schuhman	A potent offense. Mike Woodson built the third best offense in the league around Carmelo Anthony, embracing small ball and encouraging his team to let it fly from beyond the arc. Anthony made smarter and quicker decisions with the ball, J.R. Smith became a more reliable second scorer, and Raymond Felton mixed things up with dribble penetration. Defense. As they improved offensively, the Knicks took a step backward on the other end of the floor. Tyson Chandler wasn't as much of a factor defensively as he was the year before, and the Knicks just didn't have enough two-way players to win with defense when the shots weren't falling, as was the case in the Eastern Conference semifinals.	13.1 - The Knicks committed just 13.1 turnovers per 100 possessions, the lowest rate in the league. 52.7 - The Knicks assisted on just 52.7 percent of their field goals, the lowest rate in the league. The Knicks have two more years with Anthony, Chandler and Amar'e Stoudemire on the books for about $60 million per year. So they have little flexibility in trying to fine tune their supporting cast. Smith proved in the playoffs that he still can't be relied upon, but his scoring would be difficult to replace if the Knicks decide to let him go. The No. 24 pick isn't likely to help them this year or, in a trade, bring back someone else who can.	Under Contract: F: Carmelo Anthony, C/F: Marcus Camby, C: Tyson Chandler, G: Raymond Felton, G: Jason Kidd, F: Steve Novak, F/G: Iman Shumpert, F/C: Amar'e Stoudemire, G/F: James White Free Agents: F: Chris Copeland (restricted), F: Kenyon Martin, G: Pablo Prigioni (restricted), F: Quentin Richardson, G: J.R. Smith 2012: Kostas Papanikolaou (48), 2011: Iman Shumpert (17), 2010: Andre Rautins (38), Landry Fields (39), 2009: Jordan Hill (8), 2008: Danilo Galinari (6), 2007: Wilson Chandler (23), 2006: Renaldo Balkman (20), Mardy Collins (29)
25 56-25 pacific - 1st Rd 1 loss to Memphis by Scott Howard-Cooper	The Clippers had enviable depth last season, although whether that remains in the plus column depends on the outcome of free agency. And one of those free agents -- Chris Paul -- is the greatest strength of all. He is the best point guard in the game and at the core of a Clippers' future that remains bright, and indications are still that he will re-sign The Clippers need to get a lot better at perimeter defense after finishing 26th in stopping the three-pointer. For more intangible areas for improvement, they showed a surprising lack of focus down the stretch for a team with great leadership, chemistry and veteran experience.	- Consecutive seasons the Clippers lost four games in a row in the playoffs. 6 - Unrestricted free agents who averaged at least 10 minutes a game in 2012-13. Needing depth at center, not to mention consistent play from the starting center, the Clippers would probably love if Gorgui Dieng, Steven Adams or Jeff Withey have a slight fall and are still available in the mid-20s. If not, a shooter like Allen Crabbe.	Under Contract: F: Blake Griffin, G: Jamal Crawford, F: Caron Butler, C: DeAndre Jordan, G: Eric Bledsoe, G: Willie Green, F: Grant Hill Free Agents: F: Matt Barnes (unrestricted), G: Chauncey Billups (unrestricted), C: Ryan Hollins (unrestricted), F: Lamar Odom (unrestricted), G: Chris Paul (unrestricted), C: Ronny Turiaf (unrestricted) 2012: Furkan Aldemir (53), 2011: Trey Thompkins (37), Travis Leslie (47), 2010: Al-Farouq Aminu (8), Willie Warren (54), 2009: Blake Griffin (1), 2008: Eric Gordon (7), DeAndre Jordan (35)
27 57-25 northwest - 2nd Rd 1 loss to Golden State by Jeff Caplan	This team can really score it by getting in the paint despite doing it unconventionally without a big-time post to do the damage. It should continue with point guard Ty Lawson locked up and George Karl at the helm of the run-and-gun attack. Danilo Gallinari (coming off injury), Kenneth Faried and Wilson Chandler provide a young and athletic supporting cast. Young guard Evan Fournier could be in for a bigger role and the Nuggets would like to have defensive ace Andre Iguodala (who can opt out) back in the fold. Denver allowed 101.1 ppg during the regular season and Golden State in the first round had the Nuggets' heads on a swivel while averaging 107.2 ppg. They need another perimeter defender with decent size and quickness to complement Iguodala (assuming he returns). Speaking of perimeter, a 3-point shooter off the bench would be a welcomed addition for a team that shot a middle-of-the-pack 31.1 percent from beyond the arc.	24.4 - Third in the league in assists per game, a dead-eye 3-point shooter should be salivating to play on this team because he knows the ball is going to find him and likely for plenty open 3s and many coming in transition. 30.9% - Corey Brewer's playoff shooting percentage might make Denver, a team that will be over the cap if Iguodala re-signs -- and up against it even if not -- think twice about re-signing the unrestricted free agent to be. Long, lanky and a great floor-runner, Brewer had his best season in years and is an excellent fit for Karl's system -- even if he does induce coaching headaches with his shot selection. The last two drafts have been fruitful (Faried and Fournier), but selecting 27th in what is not considered to be a deep draft likely won't yield a contributing piece for next season. However, the Nuggets have tradable assets and a draft-day deal is a possibility in pursuit of a shooter to yield immediate dividends.	Under Contract: G/F: Andre Iguodala (early termination), C: JaVale McGee, F: Danilo Gallinari, F: Wilson Chandler, G: Andre Miller, C: Kosta Koufos, G: Ty Lawson, F: Anthony Randolph, G: Evan Fournier, F: Kenneth Faried, G: Jordan Hamilton Free Agents: F: Corey Brewer (unrestricted), C: Timofey Mozgov (restricted), G: Julyan Stone (restricted) 2012: Evan Fournier (20), Quincy Miller (38), Izzet Turkyilmaz (50), 2011: Kenneth Faried (22), 2009: Sergio Llull (34), 2006: Leon Powe (49)
28, 58 58-24 southwest - 1st In Finals by Fran Blinebury	As long as Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili can continue pushing at the age -- and imagination -- limits of how long a championship contender can hang together, they'll always be the overlooked team that always has a chance. As coach Gregg Popovich says, the Spurs have institutional knowledge of what it takes to win at the highest level and a trio of core players that lives it. Parker has been unheralded in his rise as perhaps the NBA's best point guard, while Duncan has changed his game to allow it to happen. And over their in shadows, second-year forward Kawhi Leonard is quietly growing into a monster at both ends of the floor. As long as the clock keeps ticking and the pages come off the calendar, the Spurs will continue to search for an infusion of youth. Tiago Splitter blossomed this season, but th Spurs could still use another big banger to eat up minutes on the front line. They're next to the bottom in the league in offensive rebounding. They had to give up George Hill in trade to get Kawhi Leonard, so it wouldn't hurt to find another backup point guard with size.	14 - Consecutive seasons with 50 or more wins, an NBA record that goes hand-in-hand with 16 straight years of making the playoffs. 1 - Where the Spurs ranked this season in assists, which says so much about team chemistry, moving the ball and getting the good shots that take you to the NBA Finals. With the exception of Manu Ginobili, all of the principals are under contract for next season and Manu says that he can't envision himself playing anywhere else and will likely accept less money to stay in San Antonio. If the minutes of Duncan and Ginobili are going to be increasingly managed in the regular season to save them for the playoff runs, the Spurs will keep on with their search for young legs, especially up front, that can carry them through the long regular season. With Ginobili's offense and his deep ball on the way, the Spurs surely wouldn't mind a wing shooter with some size.	Under Contract: G: Tony Parker, F/C: Tim Duncan, F: Boris Diaw, C: Tiago Splitter, F: Matt Bonner, G: Danny Green, F: Kawhi Leonard, G: Nando de Colo, G: Cory Joseph, G: Patty Mills, G: Gary Neal, F/C: Aron Baynes Free Agents: G: Manu Ginobili, C: DeJuan Blair, G/F:Tracy McGrady 2012: Marcus Denmon (59), 2011: Cory Joseph (29), Adam Hanga (59), 2010: James Anderson (20), Ryan Richards (49), 2009: DeJuan Blair (37), Jack McClinton (51), Nando De Colo (53), 2008: George Hill (26), Goran Dragic (45), James Gist (57)
34 45-37 southwest - 3rd Rd 1 loss to OKC by Fran Blinebury	The Rockets can run and run and run and run and run. And when they're done with that, they'll run some more. With the ability of James Harden, Chandler Parson and Jeremy Lin to attack the basket and also put up a barrage of 3-point shots with good accuracy, coach Kevin McHale eschews his tendency for low post play and goes with his team's strengths. They ranked 6th in the league in offensive efficiency this season and are never out of games with their relentless attacking style. Though their No. 1 offseason priority is the pursuit of free agent center Dwight Howard, the hole in the Rockets' lineup is at the power forward spot, where they could use size to defend and gobble up rebounds at one end and somebody to get down there in the paint to root around for the tough baskets on offense.	11 - The number of players on the season-ending roster who are under 25, making the Rockets the youngest team in the NBA and full of great potential. 792 - League leading number of free throws attempted by James Harden, who set a franchise record and led the resurgent Rockets offense with his attacking style. This will go against the franchise party line for the summer, but the best result for the Rockets could be losing out on the Dwight Howard Sweepstake and "settling" for a door prize like Paul Millsap to play power forward while the veritable bargain Omer Asik continues to be the rim protector they need and develops his offensive skills in the paint.	Under Contract: G/F: Francisco Garcia, G: James Harden, C: Omer Asik, G: Jeremy Lin, F: Thomas Robinson, G/F: Carlos Delfino, G: Aaron Brooks, F: Royce White, F: Terrence Jones, F: Donatas Motiejunas, F: Chandler Parsons, C: Greg Smith, G/F: James Anderson, G: Patrick Beverley, F: Tim Ohlbrecht 2012: Jeremy Lamb (12), Royce White(16), Terrence Jones (18), 2011: Marcus Morris (14), Nikola Mirotic (23), Chandler Parsons (38), 2010: Patrick Patterson (14), 2009: None, 2008: Nicolas Batum (25), Marty Leunen (54)
41, 55, 60 56-26 southwest - 2nd Rd 3 loss to San Antonio by Fran Blinebury	Defense, defense, defense. The Grizzlies are all about getting down in the mud and up in your face and challenging you to put the ball into the basket. With Defensive Player of the Year Marc Gasol acting as the traffic cop in the middle, coach Lionel Hollins' team never makes things easy for opponents and usually finds a way to grind them down. To that end, perimeter lock down defender Tony Allen -- who dubbed the FedEx Forum "the Grindhouse" -- is a free agent priority for the summer. It is a very rare team indeed that could trade away its top scorer at mid-season and then find a way to advance to the conference finals for the first time in franchise history. When the Grizzlies shipped Rudy Gay to Toronto, it forced Gasol, Zach Randolph and especially point guard Mike Conley to take more ownership of the offense and they did. But the WCF series against the Spurs showed that Memphis needs a wing man who can create his own shot and they're still searching for a consistent 3-point threat.	30 -That's where the Grizzlies ranked, dead last, in the league in the increasingly important areas of 3-pointers tried and made. 17 - The old adage that "defense wins championships" only partially applies in today's game. You've got to be able to scorer and that means getting out of fat middle of the league in offensive production. Ownership and new management clearly sent word that they won't simply blow a hole in the budget to pursue a championship and that means no more wild and crazy contracts like the one that greased the skids for Gay out of town. The Grizzlies don't have a pick in the first round of the draft. But with a pair (Nos. 41 and 55) in the second round, they need to focus on a wing scorer who can spread the floor and loosen things up on the inside for Z-Bo and Gasol.	Under Contract: F: Zach Randolph, C: Marc Gasol, G: Mike Conley, F: Tayshaun Prince, G: Jerryd Bayless, F: Darrell Arthur, F: Austin Daye, F: Ed Davis, F: Quincy Pondexter, G: Tony Wroten, F: Donte Green Free Agents: G: Tony Allen, F: Dexter Pittman, G: Keyon Dooling, F: Chris Johnson 2012: Tony Wroten (25), 2011: Josh Selby (49), 2010: Xavier Henry (12), Dominique Jones (25), Greivis Vasquez (28), 2009: Hasheem Thabeet (2), DeMarre Carroll (27), Sam Young (36), 2008: Kevin Love (5), Donte Green (28)
48 45-37 pacific - 3rd Rd 1 loss to San Antonio by John Schuhman	This is still a team capable of doing damage with a very good starting lineup -- if. If Dwight Howard re-signs, if Kobe Bryant recovers quickly, if Steve Nash remains healthy, if Pau Gasol delivers positive results for longer stretches. It's unusual to talk about a veteran team reaching its potential, but the Lakers rarely are about the usual. The Lakers are very thin, and that's the best-case Lakers with Bryant, Howard, Nash and Gasol. If anyone from that group, or amnesty candidate Metta World Peace, is gone or injured, reinforcements better be ready. That was rarely the case last season. L.A. will undoubtedly add veterans on the cheap as win-now mode continues in 2013-14, but it needs more than recognizable names to have a realistic chance at a playoff run.	3 -Permanent coaches in the last three seasons, a pace once impossible to imagine for the Lakers. 32 - Games Steve Nash missed, more than the previous seven seasons combined. The search for athleticism continues. But as has been the case for years, the help won't come in the draft unless the Lakers add a high pick -- they have not made a first-round selection to keep it since 2007. Choosing in the 40s is pretty typical. So is having to trouble-shoot via free agency and trades.	Under Contract: G: Steve Blake, G: Kobe Bryant, G: Chris Duhon, F: Pau Gasol, F: Jordan Hill, G: Jodie Meeks (team option), G: Steve Nash, F: Metta World Peace (early termination) Free Agents: F: Earl Clark (unrestricted), G: Devin Ebanks (restricted), G: Andrew Goudelock (restricted), C: Dwight Howard (unrestricted), F: Antawn Jamison (unrestricted), G: Darius Morris (restricted), C: Robert Sacre (restricted) 2012: Robert Sacre (60), 2011: Darius Morris (41), Andrew Goudelock (46), Ater Mojak (58), 2010: Devin Ebanks (43), Derrick Caracter (58), 2009: Toney Douglas (29), Patrick Beverley (42), Chinemelu Elonu (59), 2008: Joe Crawford (58)
no picks 47-35 pacific - 2nd Rd 2 loss to San Antonio by Scott Howard-Cooper	The foundation is set, led by starters, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson at guard and Andrew Bogut, David Lee and Harrison Barnes in the front court. Best of all for the Warriors, the group reached the playoffs in its first season together and with a lot of inexperience. Imagine it gets time together. The Warriors are sloppy with the ball, as evidenced by the 23rd-place finish in turnovers in the regular season and the pratfalls in the playoffs. Problem is, Curry and backup Jarrett Jack, the primary ball handlers are both veterans. The concern can't be addressed in the draft.	4 - Rank in shooting defense, a day that seemed impossible to believe would ever arrive. 19 - Years, before this season, since the Warriors finished as high as No. 6 in the Western Conference. Unless the Warriors jump into the draft with a trade, probably of the minor variety, or by buying a pick, there is no way to go on June 27. There are big offseason decisions, but with Jack and possibly Landry as free agents.	Under Contract: F: Harrison Barnes, G: Kent Bazemore, C: Andris Biedrins (early termination), C: Andrew Bogut, G: Stephen Curry, C: Festus Ezeli, F: Draymond Green, F: Richard Jefferson (player option), F: Carl Landry (player option), F: David Lee, F: Brandon Rush (player option), F: Klay Thompson Free Agents: G: Jarrett Jack (unrestricted) 2012: Harrison Barnes (7), Festus Ezeli (30), Draymond Green (35), Ognjen Kuzmic (52), 2011: Klay Thompson (11), Jeremy Tyler (39), Charles Jenkins (44), 2010: Ekpe Udoh (6), 2009: Stephen Curry (7), 2008: Anthony Randolph (14), Richard Hendrix (49)2012: Furkan Aldemir (53)
no picks 66-16 southeast - 1st In Finals by Sekou Smith	The Heat have the ultimate building block to work with in LeBron James, the four-time NBA MVP allows a franchise to build around him in whatever way they can imagine. Having Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, both All-Stars themselves, just gives the Heat an embarrassment of human resources that no other team can match, at least on paper. At their very best, the Heat are the juggernaut that ran over the league this season (27-game win-streak included) and a team capable of playing in as many consecutive Finals as James (and his healthy body) allows. Father time is knocking on Wade's door. He's not the wicked threat every night that he once was. And the Indiana Pacers exposed Bosh's limitations in the regular season and playoffs this year, making it clear that the stretch 4 big man that Heat coach Erik Spoelstra cherishes isn't as effective against a traditional low-post big man like Roy Hibbert or even a brute of a power forward like David West. The Heat have a roster filled with seasoned veterans, the kind of guys you win championships with now, but not necessarily the sort of guys you can plan with long term. The Heat need an infusion of youth and new blood that is hard to come by when you don't have Draft picks to work with.	40.6 - Career-high shooting percentage from beyond the 3-point arc of LeBron James this season, a colossal leap from the 20.9 percent he shot as a rookie. It was once his greatest weakness, but no more. James actually averaged career highs in field goal percentage (56.5), rebounds (8.0) and double-doubles (36). 30th The Heat ranked dead last in rebounding (38.6) this season. A lack of size and depth up front is what got them in trouble against the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals.	Under Contract: G: Norris Cole, G: Dwyane Wade, G: Mario Chalmers, F: LeBron James, F: Udonis Haslem, F: Mike Miller, F: Shane Battier, F: Rashard Lewis, F/C: Chris Bosh, C: Joel Anthony Free Agents: G: Ray Allen, G/F: James Jones, F: Juwan Howard, F: Jarvis Varnardo, C: Chris Andersen 2012: Arnett Moultrie (27), 2011: Bogan Bogdanovic (31), 2010: Dexter Pittman (32), Jarvis Varnado (41), Da'Sean Butler (42), Latavious Williams (48), 2009: Marcus Thornton (43), Robert Dozier (60), 2008: Michael Beasley (2), Darnell Jackson (52), 2007: Jason Smith (20), Stanko Barcac (39), 2006: Wayne Simien (30)
no picks 34-48 atlantic - 5th no playoff by John Schuhman	Athleticism. With Rudy Gay, DeMar DeRozan, Terrence Ross and Amir Johnson, the Raptors have a young core than can get up and down the floor. And if Dwane Casey can get that core disciplined and on the same page, he can turn it back into a pretty good defensive team that can turn stops into easy buckets on the other end. Shooting. As athletic as Gay and DeRozan are, it's a problem when neither of your two starting, highly-paid wings can stretch the floor and knock down shots consistently. Giving the 6-8 Gay minutes at the four could provide better spacing while also allowing Ross to develop quickly.	33.1 - Raptor opponents attempted 33.1 free throws per 100 field goal attempts, the highest rate in the league. 1.6 - The Raptors' defense allowed 103.8 points per 100 possessions after the Gay trade, 1.6 fewer than it allowed before the deal. Without any picks or cap space, there's not much the Raptors' new general manager can do. If continued efforts to trade Andrea Bargnani don't bear fruit, Toronto will still have the amnesty clause to finally part ways with the former No. 1 pick. Just as important as any moves the Raptors make is the offseason improvement of Jonas Valanciunas, who has the potential to be anchor on both ends of the floor.	Under Contract: F: Quincy Acy, F/C: Andrea Bargnani, G: DeMar DeRozan, F: Landry Fields, F: Rudy Gay, F/C: Amir Johnson, F: Linas Kleiza, G: Kyle Lowry, G: Terrence Ross, C: Jonas Valanciunas Free Agents: F/G: Alan Anderson, C: Aaron Gray (player option), G: John Lucas III (team option), F: Mickael Pietrus, G: Sebastian Telfair 2012: Maurice Harkless (15), Justin Hamilton (45), Tornike Shengelia (54), 2011: Nikola Vucevic (16), Lavoy Allen (50), 2010: Evan Turner (2), 2009: Jrue Holiday (17), 2008: Mareese Speights (16), 2007: Thaddeus Young (12), Daequan Cook (21), Petteri Koponen (30), Kyrylo Fesenko (38), 2006: Thabo Sefolosha (13)

#	draft team	pro- files	photo	name / college / pos. | ht. | wt.	birth date | birthplace / hometown | high school	draft comment from nba.com
1				Nerlens Noel Kentucky, 2016 PF | 6-11 | 220	04/10/1994 Malden, ma / Everett, ma Tilton, nh	The Cavaliers' medical staff is now on the clock. Cleveland will have to wait until approximately Christmas to get Noel back from a torn knee ligament, but he is a better outcome than No. 2 and McLemore for the team that is set in the backcourt with Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters.
2				Ben McLemore Kansas, 2016 SG | 6-4 | 195	02/11/1993 St. Louis, mo Christian Life Humble, tx	Trey Burke will have a strong appeal to fill a need at point guard, and the Magic have Arron Afflalo at shooting guard, but McLemore is the second-best prospect, at worst, on the board. Take him, gather assets, make a trade.
3				Otto Porter Georgetown, 2015 SF | 6-8 | 200	06/03/1993 St. Louis, mo / Sikeston, mo Scott County Central Sikeston, mo	The Wizards get a very good outcome. Porter is a position need and coming off a season as the Big East Player of the Year that moved the versatile small forward into the top five.
4				Victor Oladipo Indiana, 2014 SG | 6-5 | 210	05/04/1992 Nigeria / Upper Marlboro, md DeMatha Hyattsville, md	With his defensive abilities previously established, Oladipo shot up draft boards by expanding his offense and becoming a dependable shooter. Imagine pairing one of the best two-way players available with small forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist as lock-down defenders on the wing.
5				Anthony Bennett UNLV, 2016 PF | 6-7 | 240	03/14/1993 Toronto, on / Brampton, on Findlay Prep Henderson, nv	An undersized power forward who can play some small forward (though while likely struggling there on defense), Bennett is a positive step in the Suns trying to return to respectability.
6				Trey Burke Michigan, 2015 PG | 6-1 | 175	11/12/1992 Columbus, oh Norhtland Columbus, oh	He left school after a standout sophomore season partly because the decision by Marcus Smart to return to Oklahoma State gave Burke a clear path to being the top prospect at his position, a great held to a draft standing. Talk about a point guard who sees the court.
7				Cody Zeller Indiana, 2016 PF-C | 7-0 | 240	10/05/1992 Minnesota Washington Washington, in	Say goodbye, DeMarcus Cousins. Zeller doesn't have nearly the upside as DMC as the Kings move in a fresh direction under new ownership, but Zeller also isn't nearly the, um, headache.
8				Michael Carter-Williams Syracuse, 2016 PG | 6-5 | 175	10/12/1991 ???/ Hamilton, ma St. Andrews Barrington, ri	He has stayed in contention for the top 10 despite shooting 39.3 percent, thanks to the lure of being a 6-5 point guard with vision who can handle. Hoping to address the obvious problem, Carter-Williams has been working on his perimeter game since the end of the season.
9				Shabazz Muhammad UCLA, 2016 SG | 6-6 | 225	11/05/1992 Los Angeles, ca / Las Vegas, nv Bishop Gorman Las Vegas, nv	Tough call. It's no longer hard to find an exec who says Muhammad could fall out of the lottery, but the Timberwolves need a scoring punch in the backcourt and Muhammad was in the mix for No. 1 all of seven months ago.
10				Alex Len Maryland, 2015 C | 7-1 | 255	6/16/93 Antratsit, ua Dnipropetrovsk Dnipropetrovsk, ua	Expect the Blazers, already playing a lot of kids and in position for a playoff push, to explore trade possibilities to add a veteran or maybe multiple players for much-needed depth.
11				Mason Plumlee Duke, 2013 PF | 6-11 | 245	3/5/1990 Fort Wayne, in / Warsaw, in Christ School Asheville, nc	The combination of a developing offensive game and already-there elite athleticism for a big man has turned the brother of Pacers rookie Miles Plumlee into a very solid choice late in the lottery.
12				Kelly Olynyk Gonzaga, 2014 C | 7-0 | 240	3/5/1990 Toronto, on / kamloops, bc South Kamloops Kamloops, bc	Part of the wave of Canadian prospects in recent years, with Bennett and Texas point guard Myck Kabongo this season, Olynyk has an advanced offensive game for a big man, with the ability to score from the post and the perimeter.
13				CJ McCollum Lehigh, 2013 PG-SG | 6-3 | 190	9/19/1991 Canton, oh GlenOak High School Canton, oh	The scoring guard comes from a mid-major with the credibility of huge games against big names in the NCAA tournament, hitting Duke for 30 points in Lehigh's upset win in 2012 and Kansas for 26 in a loss in 2010.
14				Dennis Schroder Germany PG | 6-1 | 180	9/15/1993 Braunschweig, Germany Germany Germany	A breakout performance for the international team playing against the top U.S. college-bound stars at the Nike Hoop Summit in Portland in April moved the jet-like point guard from the second round to legitimate, even likely, lottery possibility.
15				Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Georgia SG | 6-5 | 205SG | 6-5 | 205	2/18/1993 Thomaston, ga / Greenville, ga Greenville Greenville, ga	Offensive threat who has spent two seasons in a system that creates a lot of shooting opportunities. To put it another way: he took nearly 43 percent of the Georgia threes in 2012-13.
16				Rudy Gobert France PF-C | 7-1 | 235	6/26/92 Saint-Quentin, fr	Gobert had an underwhelming 2012-13 in France, but front offices see real potential and was impressed he participated in Chicago while also planning to play with many of the top international prospects next month at the adidas Eurocamp in Italy.
17				Dario Saric Croatia SF | 6-10 | 225	4/8/94 Sibenik, hr	An apparent change of heart after initially saying he would stay in Europe puts the Toni Kukoc-like small forward with a great feel for the game back into lottery contention.
18				Gorgui Dieng Louisville, 2014 C | 6-11 | 245	2/18/1993 Kebemer, Senegal Huntington Prep Huntington, wv	The run of backup centers begins. Dieng's size and mobility translate into a future as a shot blocker, with signs of a respectable offense. Being 23 years old is a drawback, giving him fewer years to develop and play.
19				Sergey Karasev Russia SF | 6-7 | 205	10/26/93 St. Petersburg, Russia	He is showing potential while playing big minutes in a good league as a 19 year old. An ideal draft-and-stash candidate who could go much higher in a year or two.
20				Jeff Withey Kansas, 2013 C | 7-0 | 235	3/7/1990 San Diego, ca Horizon San Diego, ca	A shot blocker who has the experience of four years in a major program is mature at 23 years old. Withey is the pick for a team wanting a backup center to contribute now, not someone to develop over the years.
21				Steven Adams Pittsburgh, 2016 C | 6-11 | 235	7/28/1993 Rotorua, nz Notre Dame Prep Fitchburg, ma	Adams is relatively inexperienced against top competition after growing up in New Zealand and playing one season at Pitt, but the interest is understandable after showing an aggressive, high-energy style of play. The Jazz may need to replace bigs lost to free agency or traded.
22				Giannis Adetokoubo Greece SF | 6-9 | 215	7/28/1993 Athens, gr	One of the late climbers on the draft board has the disadvantage of playing against competition that would be equal to Division II or III in the United States, hurting his development and increasing uncertainty about his transition to the NBA. If he does well in individual workouts, his stock will jump again.
23				Archie Goodwin Kentucky, 2016 SG | 6-5 | 195	8/17/1994 Little Rock, ar Sylvan Hills Sherwood, ar	He went from being one of the top recruits in the country to a very inconsistent rookie season but great athleticism and potential will keep a lot of teams interested.
24				Lucas Nogueira Brazil PF-C | 7-0 | 220	7/27/92 Rio de Janeiro, br	The NBA has been waiting for years for the athletic 7-footer to add toughness. That it hasn't happened is a bad sign. That teams able to spend an investment pick are still very interested is a good sign, and the Knicks need help inside.
25				Glen Rice Jr D-League SG | 6-6 | 210	1/1/1991 Miami, fl / Marietta, ga George Walton Marietta, ga	The long road back for the son of the former All-Star small forward includes playing for the Rio Grande Vipers after being kicked off the team at Georgia Tech. He will get a lot of tough questions from executives trying to determine if he has learned from past mistakes.
26				Tony Mitchell North Texas, 2015 SF-PF | 6-8 | 235	4/7/1992 Milwaukee, wi / Dallas, tx Pinkston Dallas, tx	One of the wild cards. Mitchell had a disappointing sophomore season and is the first to admit he did not play hard all the time, with a lot of NBA people willing to also say it for him. But it's easy to see teams falling back in like with his athleticism and toughness.
27				Allen Crabbe California, 2014 SG | 6-6 | 210	4/4/1992 Los Angeles, ca Price Los Angeles, ca	Denver needs help from behind the arc. Though he needs to get stronger, Crabbe has the size, accuracy and decent three-point range to fit the shooting-guard mold.
28				DeShaun Thomas Ohio State, 2014 SF-PF | 6-7 | 225	8/28/1991 Fort Wayne, in Bishop Luers Fort Wayne, in	Thomas is a versatile scorer with good experience after three years with the Buckeyes. The question is whether he is a tweener without a position or a stretch four.
29				Alex Abrines Spain SG | 6-5 | 190	8/1/93 Palma Majorca, es	Oklahoma City is in win-now mode, had two rookies this season and will be adding another player in the lottery. The last thing it needs is another first-year player. Abrines can stay overseas.
30				Jamaal Franklin San Diego State, 2014 SG | 6-5 | 205	8/28/1991 Hawthorne, ca Westwind Prep Phoenix, az	The Mountain West Conference Player of the Year will have to show he can handle the transition from college forward to primarily a shooting guard in the pros.