LATEST NBA MOCK DRAFT for 2020
The competition for the number one pick has started, and Anthony Edwards, Lamelo Ball, and James Wiseman lead the way. This is the latest basketball mock draft based on all factors player production, eligibility, physical dimensions, NBA readiness, and lastly, potential. The 2020 NBA Draft is June 25, 2020.
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International players that are at least 22 years old and talented are automatically eligible for NBA Draft selection, while internatoinal basketball players younger than 22 must declare eligibility.
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2020 Mock Draft Position, Team: Player
- Height
- Weight
- Position
- School
- Class
1 – Phoenix: LaMelo Ball
- 6-8
- 180
- PG
- USA
- Intl.
Exceptional, extraordinary talent. He is a beautiful combination of Pete Maravich, Jason Williams, and Lamar Odom players that are in the hall of fame, have won championships, and who entertained. Lamelo at first glance, seems like he plays to loose, but in reality, he can play at his speed. He has more experience playing against various competition than anyone in the draft. His mental toughness is what sets him apart. Do not forget this is an 18-year-old traveling the world staying focused, competing against grown men, and doing it without losing his game. Going to phoenix allows him to learn behind Rubio for a year or two and then take over the point role. Phoenix and Lamelo are a match made in heaven.
2 – New York: Anthony Edwards
- 6-4
- 210
- SG
- Georgia
- Fr.
NBA body, can shoot off the dribble, can shoot the three, can shoot the spot up. A combination guard that has great length plays like a young Mitch Richmond. Edwards can dribble the ball up the floor, can pull up for ,three or go to the basket. Shows energy on defense and plays with an IQ. It would be an excellent pick for the Knicks. Development is key.
3 – Cleveland: James Wiseman
- 7-1
- 235
- C
- Memphis
- Fr.
Long, long, athletic, and long. He will need some development like all the young players. James Wiseman was coached by Penny Hardaway, who is someone that cares about all aspects of personal development.
4 – Chicago – Isaiah Stewart
- 6-9
- 245
- PF/C
- Washington
- Fr.
Athletic, durable and is physically ready for the NBA. It can still develop the nuances of post footwork and moves.
5 – Atlanta: Theo Maledon
- 6-5
- 175
- PG
- France
Another prospect from France. Great size for a point guard, and additionally has international play experience as a youth. Solid pick!
Intl. – 6: Washington: Cole Anthony
- 6-2
- 185
- PG
- Undecided
- Fr.
Could he come in and take over the point. Or will Wall be ready to play?
7 – New Orleans: Nico Mannion
- 6-2
- 175
- PG
- Arizona
- Fr.
Excellent ball handler, unselfish, can shoot three and score.
8 – Memphis: Deni Avdija
- 6-8
- 210
- SF
- Israel
- Intl.
9 – Dallas: Jaden McDaniels
- 6-10
- 185
- SF/PF
- Undecided
- Fr.
10 – Minnesota: Killian Hayes
- 6-5
- 195
- PG
- France
- Intl.
11 – LA Lakers: Precious Achiuwa
- 6-9
- 225
- SF/PF
- Undecided
- Fr.
11 – LA Lakers: RJ Hampton
- 6-4
- 175
- PG/SG
- Undecided
- Intl.
12 – Charlotte: Ochai Agbaji
- 6-5
- 210
- SG
- Kansas
- So.
13 – Miami: N’Faly Dante
- 6-11
- 240
- C
- Mali
- Fr.
14 – Sacramento: Charles Bassey
- 6-10
- 240
- PF/C
- Western Kentu…
- So.
15 – Detroit: Jalen Smith
- 6-10
- 215
- PF
- Maryland
- So.
16 – Orlando: Precious Achiuwa
- 6-9
- 225
- SF/PF
- Undecided
- Fr.
17 – Brooklyn: Samuell Williamson
- 6-6
- 185
- SG/SF
- Louisville
- Fr.
18 – Indiana: Scottie Lewis
- 6-5
- 180
- SG/SF
- Florida
- Fr.
19 – San Antonio: Tyler Bey
- 6-7
- 215
- SF/PF
- Colorado
- Jr.
20 – LA Clippers: Amar Sylla
- 6-9
- 195
- PF
- Senegal
- Intl.
21 – Oklahoma Cty: Vernon Carey
- 6-10
- 265
- PF/C
- Duke
- Fr.
22 – Boston: Ashton Hagans
- 6-3
- 190
- PG
- Kentucky
- So.
23 – Utah: Arturs Zagars
- 6-3
- 170
- PG
- Latvia
- Intl.
24 – Philadelphia: Devon Dotson
- 6-1
- 180
- PG
- Kansas
- So.
25 – Portland: AJ Lawson
- 6-6
- 165
- SG
- South Carolina
- So.
26 – Houston: Steve Enoch
- 6-10
- 250
- C
- Louisville
- Sr.
27 – Golden St.: Tyrese Maxey
- 6-2
- 190
- SG
- Kentucky
- Fr.
28 – Toronto: Aaron Wiggins
- 6-6
- 180
- SG
- Maryland
- So.
29 – Milwaukee: Jordan Nwora
- 6-7
- 220
- SF
- Louisville
- Jr.
30 – Ney York: Tyrese Haliburton
- 6-5
- 160
- PG
- Iowa St.
- So
32 – Cleveland: Mamadi Diakite
- 6-9
- 230
- PF
- Virginia
- Sr.
33 – Phoenix: Ayo Dosunmu
- 6-4
- 185
- PG/SG
- Illinois
- So.
34 – Chicago: Tre Jones
- 6-2
- 185
- PG
- Duke
- So.
35 – Atlanta: Josh Langford
- 6-5
- 210
- SG
- Michigan St.
- Sr.
36 – Washington: Paul Reed
- 6-9
- 210
- PF
- DePaul
- Jr.
37 – New Orleans: Rayshaun Hammonds
- 6-8
- 235
- PF
- Georgia
- Jr.
38 – Memphis: CJ Elleby
- 6-6
- 185
- SF
- Washington St…
- So.
39 – Dallas: Nick Richards
- 6-11
- 245
- C
- Kentucky
- Jr.
40 – Minnesota: TyShon Alexander
- 6-4
- 200
- PG/SG
- Creighton
- So.
41 – LA Lakers: Malachi Flynn
- 6-2
- 175
- PG
- San Diego St.
- Jr.
42 – Charlotte: Biram Faye
- 6-9
- 225
- SF/PF
- Senegal
- Intl.
43 – Miami: Chris Smith
- 6-8
- 205
- SF/PF
- UCLA
- Jr.
44 – Sacramento: Lamar Stevens
- 6-7
- 230
- SF/PF
- Penn State
- Sr.
45 – Detroit: Chris Clarke
- 6-6
- 215
- SF
- Virginia Tech
- Sr.
46 – Orlando: Paul Eboua
- 6-7
- 210
- SF
- Italy
- Intl.
47 – Brooklyn: Markus Howard
- 5-11
- 175
- PG
- Marquette
- Sr.
48 – Indiana: Cassius Winston
- 6-1
- 185
- PG
- Michigan St.
- Sr.
49 – San Antonio: Omer Yurtseven
- 7-0
- 275
- C
- Georgetown
- Jr.
50 – LA Clippers – Jordan Bowden
- 6-5
- 185
- SG
- Tennessee
- Sr.
51 – Oklahoma Cty: Rob Edwards
- 6-4
- 200
- SG
- Arizona St.
- Sr.
52 – Boston: Udoka Azubuike
- 6-11
- 280
- C
- Kansas
- Sr.
53 – Utah: Austin Wiley
- 6-10
- 260
- C
- Auburn
- Sr.
54 – Philadelphia: Killian Tillie
- 6-10
- 220
- PF
- Gonzaga
- Sr.
55 – Portland: Javin DeLaurier
- 6-9
- 235
- PF
- Duke
- Sr.
56 – Houston – Kerry Blackshear
- 6-10
- 260
- PF/C
- Virginia Tech
- Sr.
57 – Denver: Alpha Diallo
- 6-6
- 210
- SG/SF
- Providence
- Sr.
58 – Golden St.: Seth Towns
- 6-7
- 215
- SF
- Harvard
- Jr.
59 – Toronto: Neemias Queta
- 7-0
- 225
- C
- Utah State
- So.
60 – Milwaukee: Markell Johnson
- 6-1
- 175
- PG
- NC State
- Sr.
NBA Mock Draft Sites
What is the NBA mock draft?
A mock draft is a pre-draft prediction of the top players expected to be drafted and the teams that will draft them.
Who has the #1 Pick in the 2020 NBA Draft
Currently, the Golden State Warriors have the best chance of winning the lottery based on them having the worst record in the NBA.
Who will the Warrior take with their pick?
Their current starting lineup includes, Klay Thompson at three, Draymond Green, Andrew Wiggins, and Steph Curry. The most obvious pick would be James Wiseman as their big.
Will Myles Powell get drafted?
Myles Powell has the experience as a 4-year player for Seton Hall to help an NBA franchise immediately. All signs point to him being drafted.