Easy fit for the Lakers, bringing the infamous Ball show to the entertainment capital of America. Close to home, provides the Lakers with another ball handler that could help mold Russell into a truly elite scoring combo guard.

With Phoenix's gluttony of PG's (Bledsoe, Knight, Ulis) the SUns should go for the smooth shooting Tatum here. Wing positions are settled for the most part with Booker and Warren, however Tatum could begin his career as a quality shooter off the benc

If the Magic are committed to Elfrid Payton's slow improvement, they should go with an energy wing in Isaac here. Could back up Terrence Ross from the start, however with his energy and fluid shooting stroke, Isaac could be the second coming of Rasha

Potential star, ability to be the face of the franchise post-Melo. Interesting to see if his one season at Kentucky was a fluke or a preview

Back to back PG's for the Kings, however, you can look for one of them to be moved before the night is over. High energy athlete, think Baron Davis.

Still raw, however his 7 foot frame should translate well into the big man shooting era. Provides another target outside of the arc to take pressure off of Andre Drummond.

Time will tell what type of player he will develop into. Great base skills for a PF/C, will provide a dynamic rebounding duo next to Whiteside

If not tempted to take the Celtics pick, should look to upgrade at guard. However, Allen staying on the board this long should be a no-brainer with the inconsistent frontcourt and looming free agency of Mirotic

Similar to the Bulls, if the Pacers don't bite on the Celtics offer, they should add for best talent available. They could really use a wing, but at this point in the draft there aren't many available, making Bam a solid selection in the middle of th

With Leaf already rounding out it's bigs, Portland should look for a guard here. Diallo is a high risk high reward type of player, but definitely has potential to be significantly better than Napier or Crabbe, whichever position he ends up playing.

The Nets need two thing: talent and a replacement for Brook Lopez. They get just that in Rabb, a projected lottery pick last year who stayed one more year to refine his game. Needs to build strength, but a great young athlete

Rumors of Hayward to Boston aside, Utah is seemingly a piece away from being legit contenders in the West. However, I don't think you'll find that piece this late in the draft, and wouldn't object to a nice draft and stash option here.

Defense. The Blazers need it, and their backcourt doesn't have it. Still a large project for Terry Stotts, but has sound shooting mechanics.

Has potential to emerge as a threat from either forward position, floor is a better Sam Dekker if given enough minutes in the Lakers young frontcourt.

Offensive versatility could provide a nice change of pace at center when Gobert goes to the bench