[NorrinRaddParticipant]

1 – Spurs – Victor Wembanyama
2 – Hornets – Scoot Henderson
3 – Blazers – Brandon Miller
4 – Rockets – Amen Thompson
5 – Pistons – Cam Whitmore
6 – Magic – Ausar Thompson
7 – Pacers – Jarace Walker
8 – Wizards – Cason Wallace
9 – Jazz –Anthony Black
10 – Mavericks – Taylor Hendricks
11 – Magic – Gradey Dick
12 – Thunder – Leonard Miller
13 – Raptors – Maxwell Lewis
14 – Pelicans –

[NorrinRaddParticipant]

My pick’s Jordan Hawkins.
Jordan Hawkins could fit the timeline of the Pelicans and could be CJ McCollum’s eventual replacement. Keyonte George would be my second choice followed by GG Jackson. Jordan Hawkins seems to be the prospect that would fit the most imo.

[HitsterParticipant]

Hawkins with NCAA title winning pedigree would be a good choice. GG Jackson gives the froncourt extra depth, Keyonte possibly consensus BPA here, Nick Smith my BPA here. The Pelicans took Dyson Daniels last year and he is a long term swingman prospect so that maybe rules out Rayan Rupert.

Sizewise between the backcourters there isn’t a huge difference between the backcourt guys so I’m looking at NBA readiness and defence and ruling all rhe above out and despite toying with Kris Murray I’ve gone slightly leftfield and plumped forJalen Hood-Schifino who has more bulk than the other backcourters and has an NBA rreadiness predicted as good as Jordan Hawkins.

Hawkins 1
JHS 1

[OhCanada-Participant]

JHS

[sweaterflexParticipant]

I like Keyonte George here as instant offense and long term compliment to Dyson Daniels in the backcourt.

[HitsterParticipant]

JHS 2
Hawkins 1
Keyonte George 1

[ZouldiersParticipant]

Keyonte George

[NorrinRaddParticipant]

JHS – 2
Keyonte George – 2
Jordan Hawkins – 1

[NorrinRaddParticipant]

Keyonte George wins tie breaker. He was a second choice…

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