NBA Mock Draft 2.0 (1-32)

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PG. UCLA. Aaron Holiday. 66. . 16. player.

Holiday is the best point guard left on the board at this point and the Suns need their ball handler of the future to line up next to Booker, Jackson, and Ayton. Payton is a restricted free agent, taking Holiday allows them to not match an overpaid offer for him.

. . player. 17. 89. SG. Oregon. Troy Brown

The Bucks will be around for awhile in the East with the Greek Freak as the centerpiece. Jabari’s contract situation will determine their immediate future roster wise, but they need some more backcourt depth and Troy Brown provides that.

. SF. Bosnia. 18. player. 29. . Dzanan Musa

The Spurs have success story after success story of picking players in the draft that fit their system. Musa will not be a Kristaps or Jokic type star, but he could slide right into the Spurs way and be a solid contributor.

player. Brandon McCoy. 19. . . C. UNLV. 125

Atlanta takes Trae Young at 3 and find a rim protecter to play next to John Collins next season. Great opportunity for both McCoy and the Hawks at 19.

86. . . Missouri. 20. player. PF. Jontay Porter

The only glaring roster need for this team is at power forward. Porter could fit in and learn from KAT at the same time.

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