Some agents were unhappy with the Rich Paul-inspired Pro Day that was televised Thursday night on ESPN2, sources told Marc Berman of the New York Post.

The event featured workouts with two Paul clients in Tyrese Maxey and Anthony Edwards, which agents thought was "unwarranted exposure" for Paul's clients.

“I was able to show I can knock down my outside shot consistently — catch-and-shoot, off the move — and I was able to show my conditioning because nobody has seen me because of COVID-19,’’ said Maxey of his Pro Day.

The Knicks were watching the Pro Day, sources told Berman.

“If anyone passes on him in a certain range, it’s going to be like the Jamal thing, the Tyler (Herro) thing,’’ said John Calipari of Maxey.

NBA insiders reportedly fear that the Knicks could be a pipeline team for Kentucky players. 

Colorado's Tyler Bey reportedly set an NBA combine record for forwards with a 43.5" max vertical, sources told Jonathan Wasserman of Bleacher Report.

Bey also measured 6'6" without shoes, with a 7'1.25" wingspan.

Bey is currently ranked the No. 28 Best Available player by ESPN, and No. 7 overall at power forward.

Bey averaged 13.8 points and 9.0 rebounds last season at Colorado.

The Toronto Raptors worked out Malachi Flynn and Devon Dotson on Sunday, according to Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated.

Dotson, who averaged 18.1 points and 4.1 rebounds last season at Kansas, is ranked No. 33 on ESPN's Best Available for the upcoming draft.

Flynn averaged 17.6 points last season with San Diego State, and is ranked No. 38 in the Best Available list.

The Raptors have the 29th and 59th pick in the upcoming draft. 

The Golden State Warriors worked out Deni Avdija on Thursday morning in Atlanta.

Avdija performed well in the workout with Warriors' officials reportedly "blown away" after meeting with him.

Avdija is a 19-year-old wing from Maccabi Tel Aviv expected to be a high lottery pick. The Warriors currently own the second overall pick.

Steve Kerr was among the contingent from the Warriors to attend the workout.

The New York Knicks have Killian Hayes ranked behind LaMelo Ball on their point guard board for the upcoming NBA Draft, sources told Marc Berman of the New York Post.

The Knicks, who have the No. 8 pick in the draft, won't necessarily draft Hayes if he is available.

The team was reportedly looking to draft a point guard, though Leon Rose is now flexible on position.

Hayes will do a private, in-person workout for the Knicks.

The Knicks are also interested in trading down should Ball or James Wiseman be off the board, according to sources.

A number of teams are expected to skip the live workout day for prospects ahead of the 2020 NBA Draft, sources told Marc Berman of the New York Post.

Pre-draft workouts this year will take place in a designated city, with scouts allowed to watch the workouts in person.

1-on-1 interviews are expected to be granted during the event, but are not guaranteed.

Certain teams believe that the risk of COVID-19 outweigh the rewards of insight gleaned from the workout, with executives believing that the best way to watch a prospect is during college practices.

“Doing your own homework and own background checks are more important,’’ one executive told Berman.