Many NBA franchises should be ecstatic about how their nights went, but these five players look like the biggest steals from the 2018 NBA Draft.
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Barring a draft day shocker, Deandre Ayton is going to be the No. 1 pick in the 2018 NBA Draft. Who exactly would the Phoenix Suns be drafting?
With the 2018 NBA Draft just says away, we reveal a final 2018 NBA Mock Draft taking into account a combination of what teams should and will do.
Despite already having the No. 1 overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft, the Phoenix Suns reportedly are trying to bring in Trae Young before the draft.
With the 2018 NBA Draft coming in less than two weeks, these franchises arguably have the most at stake with their decisions on draft night.
Everyone wants to talk about how game-changing this 2018 big man class may be, but the group of smaller wings should be right up there too.
On the brink of a deep playoff run, the Philadelphia 76ers will likely add a top 10 pick to their core in June. What should they do with it?
Khyri Thomas may have an unlikelier path to being a useful NBA player than some, but falling in the right situation could unlock some extra potential.
Much has been made about Luka Doncic, and rightfully so, but the next European guy to know after him is France's Elie Okobo.
While many players from Duke and Kentucky will go high in this year's draft like years prior, we tend to gloss over the prospects they aren't helping.
Much of the 2018 NBA Draft process consists of talking yourself into or out of prospects. When it comes to one dimensional shooters we should be very wary.
With just about everyone declaring for the 2018 NBA Draft so far, De'Andre Hunter is arguably the biggest name to return to school.
While it would take a fall down the draft board or trading up to get him, Collin Sexton brings a lot of what's missing to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Following one of the most dominant runs in NCAA history, Villanova has an intriguing quartet of 2018 NBA Draft prospects with tough decisions to make.
Two interesting combo guards in Shake Milton and Landry Shamet are making the jump to the NBA as a part of the 2018 Draft.
Despite having a strong likelihood of being a first round pick, Daniel Gafford is the first big name to decide to go back to school in 2018.
While he's still not the player he was or can be just yet, Markelle Fultz's return gives us some important reminders about draft picks.
More and more prospects are beginning to declare for the NBA Draft, but Mitchell Robinson has been getting ready since before the college season.
Just a bit of advice to keep in mind about watching March Madness in context with the 2018 NBA Draft and drafts to come in the future.
As the Sweet 16 rolls around in the NCAA Tournament, there's plenty to watch for among 2018 NBA Draft prospects left playing.