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- GRADE: B Boston Celtics Drafted: G JD Davison (Pick #54) Trades: NONE As many expected, the Boston Celtics were very quiet in the 2022 NBA Draft, as they only had one lone second-round pick at No. 54 overall to utilize, which they used on Alabama’s JD Davison.
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Jun 26, 2023 · Boston Celtics | Grade: B. 2.38 Jordan Walsh, F, Arkansas. Walsh was one of my favorite second rounders as a strong-and-long forward with sky-high defensive potential. He has flashed some...
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- San Antonio Spurs: C Victor Wembanyama, France. The 7-foot-4 prodigy with the 8-foot wingspan has generated the type of praise we have not heard since LeBron James.
- Charlotte Hornets: SF Brandon Miller, Alabama. The Hornets brought back in Miller and Scoot Henderson this week, allowing their decision to come down to the final few days.
- Portland Trail Blazers: PG Scoot Henderson, G League Ignite. This was the easiest pick in the draft, and the Blazers nailed it. They get a second high-quality building block alongside Shaedon Sharpe and expedite rebuilding without having to trade Damian Lillard.
- Houston Rockets: SF Amen Thompson, Overtime Elite. He is a top 1% athlete in the NBA tomorrow. We are talking about 6-7 with a 6-11 wingspan, extreme pace and violent leaping ability.
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- San Antonio Spurs: Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92 (France) Grade: A+ No surprises here. The Spurs have officially won the Victor Wembanyama Sweepstakes, landing the generational talent with the No. 1 pick.
- Charlotte Hornets: Brandon Miller, Alabama. Grade: A. After several back-and-forth reports, the Hornets elected to stick with Miller as the No. 2 pick. While I still believe Scoot Henderson is the second-best player in this draft class, Miller’s fit alongside franchise point guard LaMelo Ball was too seamless to pass up.
- Portland Trail Blazers: Scoot Henderson, G League Ignite. Grade: A+ The Trail Blazers have to be thrilled about Henderson falling into their lap at No. 3.
- Houston Rockets: Amen Thompson, Overtime Elite. Grade: A. The Rockets were determined to land a long-term point guard to complete their backcourt of the future with Jalen Green, and they found that in Thompson.
- San Antonio Spurs (A+) Victor Wembanyama (1), Sidy Cissoko (44) What do you want me to say? How can I give anything but the top grade to the team that gets a player who has the most hype of any prospect in years?
- Portland Trail Blazers (A+) Scoot Henderson (3), Kris Murray (23), Rayan Rupert (43) It was REALLY hard not to put them at No. 1. Scoot fell in their laps, Murray oozes so much upside, as does Rupert.
- Houston Rockets (A+) Amen Thompson (4), Cam Whitmore (20) Not only do they get the more talented Thompson twin, but they took Whitmore, a top-10 talent who dropped due to various pre-draft concerns.
- Charlotte Hornets (A) Brandon Miller (2), Nick Smith Jr. (27), James Nnaji (31), Amari Bailey (41) Could the franchise regret taking fit over upside with Miller over Scoot Henderson?
Jun 23, 2023 · The Celtics entered the 2023 NBA Draft with just one draft pick: Round 1, No. 25. The Celtics originally had the No. 35 pick in Thursday's draft but included it in the reported trade...
Jul 1, 2022 · NBA Draft. Trade grades: Celtics acquire Malcolm Brogdon from Pacers in six-player deal that works well for both sides. Indiana's return includes a first-round draft pick in 2023. By...
