The Sixers get themselves a (likely) franchise point guard to add to their core of Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons. Philly will indeed be exciting to follow.

If not the best one, the Lakers certainly select the most high-profile player in the draft. Expect Ball to make his teammates better right away.

Danny Ainge surprises a lot of people going with Jayson Tatum over Josh Jackson. The Celtics get even deeper with a player with a good chance of becoming a star down the road.

Super versatile forward with great upside who could give Phoenix much-needed star power.

The Kings pick yet another Kentucky guy in De’Aaron Fox. He’s really talented and fills a need at point guard for the team.

Big man with great mobility who could make an impact on the defensive end pretty soon. Offensive game needs improvement.

A poor man’s Dirk Nowitzki who will spread the floor for the Bulls. How much will he struggle defensively at the pro level?

Has terrific length and size for the point guard position. Probably not ready to contribute right away and Knicks don’t have a great track record of developing young players.

Extremely athletic guard joins one of the least athletic squads in the NBA. Needs to improve jump shot and defense.

Quite an interesting two-way player for Portland. Has great footwork and blocks a lot of shots.

Can both hit three-pointers and drive to the basket. Defense and playmaking are not strengths.

Good shooter with limited athleticism for the Detroit Pistons.

Intense competitor and hard-nosed defender who’s been compared to Dwyane Wade by some.

Great body and athleticism. Should be a good rim protector in the NBA. Has surprised many with his shooting lately.

Has a strong all-around game, but doesn’t excel in any particular area.

Seven-footer with tremendous athleticism. Still very green.

Late bloomer with some holes to his game to work through, but he definitely has potential.

Face-up four that fits into today’s spread-the-floor style perfectly. His toughness and ability to extend his shot remain concerns.

Athletic big man who displayed better than expected shooting touch in the workout circuit.

Has a bright future in the NBA if healthy. That’s a big if, though.

Oklahoma City drafts a project in Terrance Ferguson. Didn’t play much in Australia last season, yet drew positive reviews.

It was a long night for the Texas center. On the bright side, he should get minutes for a team that’s clearly not in win-now mode.

Has all the physical tools to become a solid pro, but game needs a lot of refinement.

Stretch four with very good three-point shooting percentages in college. D is a concern.

Has quite a good touch around the rim, but needs to add a lot strength.

Has a high basketball IQ, good rebounding skills and little athleticism.

He offers a nice mix of experience and upside as a potential face-up four.

A big man with freakish wingspan and all-around game that needs work.

Very skilled player on the offensive end. Another steal for the Spurs?

Projects as a 3-and-D type of player in the NBA. Shot terrific percentages for a two guard in college.