Michael gives you picks 15-30 of his post lottery mock draft.

Check out Michael's Full Post Lottery Mock:

1. Cade Cunningham, Detroit Pistons

2. Evan Mobley, Houston Rockets

3. Jalen Green, Cleveland Cavaliers

4. Jalen Suggs, Toronto Raptors

5. Jonathan Kuminga, Orlando Magic

6. Scottie Barnes, Oklahoma City Thunder

7. Josh Giddey, Golden State Warriors

8. Moses Moody, Orlando Magic

9. Franz Wagner, Sacramento Kings

10. Jaden Springer, New Orleans Pelicans

11. James Bouknight, Charlotte Hornets

12. Alperen Sengun, San Antonio Spurs

13. Davion Mitchell, Indiana Pacers

14. Chris Duarte, Golden State Warriors

15. Keon Johnson, Fr., Tennessee, Washington Wizards

16. Kai Jones, So., Texas, Oklahoma City Thunder

17. Corey Kispert, Sr., Gonzaga, Memphis Grizzlies

18. Ziaire Williams, Fr., Stanford, Oklahoma City Thunder

19. Nah’Shon Hyland, So., VCU, New York Knicks

20. Jalen Johnson, Fr., Duke, Atlanta Hawks

21. Usman Garuba, 2002, Real Madrid, New York Knicks

22. Tre Mann, So., Florida, Los Angeles Lakers

23. Sharife Cooper, Fr., Auburn, Houston Rockets

24. JT Thor, Fr., Auburn, Houston Rockets

25. Isaiah Jackson, Fr. Kentucky, Los Angeles Clippers

26. Jared Butler, Jr., Baylor, Denver Nuggets

27. Josh Christopher, Fr., Arizona St., Brooklyn Nets

28. Miles McBride, So., West Virginia, Philadelphia 76ers

29. Roko Prkacin, 2002, Cibona Zagreb, Phoenix Suns

30. Trey Murphy III, Jr., Virginia, Utah Jazz

Check out our friend PD Web's article on Pre Drafting-https://www.prospectiveinsight.com/post/pre-drafting

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The 2021 NBA Draft Lottery is finally complete and we dive in and take a look at the potential picks for those teams. Also celebrate the commitment of Dior Johnson to the Oregon Ducks as well as the starting of the Oregon Duck Alumni TBT Team "Always Us".

Check out Michael's Post Lottery Mock:

1. Cade Cunningham, Detroit Pistons

2. Evan Mobley, Houston Rockets

3. Jalen Green, Cleveland Cavaliers

4. Jalen Suggs, Toronto Raptors

5. Jonathan Kuminga, Orlando Magic

6. Scottie Barnes, Oklahoma City Thunder

7. Josh Giddey, Golden State Warriors

8. Moses Moody, Orlando Magic

9. Franz Wagner, Sacramento Kings

10. Jaden Springer, New Orleans Pelicans

11. James Bouknight, Charlotte Hornets

12. Alperen Sengun, San Antonio Spurs

13. Davion Mitchell, Indiana Pacers

14. Chris Duarte, Golden State Warriors

NBA Draft Combine Measurements-https://www.nba.com/stats/draft/combine-anthro/

NBA Draft Combine Agility- https://www.nba.com/stats/draft/combine-strength-agility/

G League Elite Measurements and Athleticism Testing- https://gleague.nba.com/news/2021-nba-g-league-elite-camp-player-measurement-results/

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Michael and Jason go over the All Defensive and All NBA Teams. For the main topic they discuss the role that analytics plays with the Mid Range game. With players like Chris Paul flourishing shooting in the mid range we look at players who could and should be shooting from that area. We look at analytics and how it is and should be used in the game.

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Pangos Articles:  

https://www.prospectiveinsight.com/post/pangosaacamp2021 

https://www.prospectiveinsight.com/post/pangos-roundtable

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Michael recaps his trip to Las Vegas for the Pangos All-American Camp. Learn more about some great up and coming prospects from the class of 2022 and beyond. Learn more about the camp here-http://www.pangosaacamp.com/. 

Make sure to check out Pro Insight (https://www.prospectiveinsight.com/) for profiles and you can see their camp superlatives here-https://twitter.com/_proinsight/status/1402671177261215747?s=20. 

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Sadly there was not a Nike Hoop Summit Game this year, but rosters were released so we take a look through what would have been team USA:

2021 USA Nike Hoop Summit Team

Patrick Baldwin, Jr. (Milwaukee, WI/Hamilton HS (WI)/UW Milwaukee/6’10/220)

Nathan Bittle (Central Point, OR/Prolific Prep (CA)/Oregon/6’11/210)

Kendall Brown (Cottage Grove, MN/Sunrise Christian (KS)/Baylor/6’8/205)

Kennedy Chandler (Memphis, TN/Sunrise Christian (KS)/Tennessee/6’0/165)

Max Christie (Rolling Meadows, IL/Rolling Meadows HS (IL)/Michigan State/6’6/170)

Matthew Cleveland (Milton, GA/Pace Academy (GA)/Florida State/6’6/185)

Jackson Grant (Olympia, WA/Olympia HS (WA)/Washington/6’10/200)

Jaden Hardy (Henderson, NV/Coronado HS (NV)/G League Ignite/6’4/185)

Chet Holmgren (Minneapolis, MN/Minnehaha Academy/Gonzaga/7’0/190)

Trevor Keels (Fairfax, VA/Paul VI Catholic HS (VA)/Duke/6’5/215)

Kaden Perry (Battle Ground, WA/Battle Ground HS (WA)/Gonzaga/6’9/210)

Hunter Sallis (Omaha, NE/Millard North HS (NE)/Gonzaga/6’4/170)

Jabari Smith, Jr. (Tyrone, GA/Sandy Creek HS (GA)/Auburn/6’10/205)

Peyton Watson (Long Beach, CA/Long Beach Poly HS (CA)/UCLA/6’9/190)

NBA Early Entry List-https://pr.nba.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/2021/06/2021-NBA-Draft-Early-Entry-Candidates-6-1-21.pdf

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2021 NBA Playoffs are in full swing. We take a look at the teams participating and take a look at some of the Draft Steals. Take a look at the players here and let us know who's your favorite draft steal playing in the playoffs.

Atlanta Hawks: John Collins, Wake Forest, 19th pick 2017(Atlanta)

Boston Celtics: Robert Williams III, Texas A&M, 27th pick 2018 (Boston)

Brooklyn Nets: Joe Harris, Virginia, 33rd pick 2014 (Cleveland)

Dallas Mavericks: Jalen Brunson, Villanova, 33rd pick 2018 (Dallas)

Denver Nuggets: Nikola Jokic, Mega Bemax, 41st pick 2014 (Denver)

Los Angeles Clippers: Terance Mann, Florida State, 48th pick 2019 (LAC)

Los Angeles Lakers: Kyle Kuzma, Utah, 27th pick 2017 (LAL)

Memphis Grizzlies: Dillon Brooks, Oregon, 45th pick 2017 (Memphis)

Miami Heat: Bam Adebayo, Kentucky, 14th pick 2017 (Miami)

Milwaukee Bucks: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Filathlitikos, 15th pick 2013 (Milwaukee)

New York Knicks: Mitchell Robinson, Chalmette HS, 36th pick 2018 (New York)

Philadelphia 76ers: Shake Milton, SMU, 54th pick 2018 (Dallas to Philadelphia)

Phoenix Suns: Devin Booker, Kentucky, 13th pick 2015 (Phoenix)

Portland Trail Blazers: Norman Powell, UCLA, 46th pick 2015 (Toronto)

Utah Jazz: Rudy Gobert, Cholet, 27th pick 2013 (Utah)

Washington Wizards: Davis Bertans, Olimpija Ljubljana, 42nd pick 2011 (San Antonio)

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With the recent Basketball Hall of Fame Inductions we take a look at active (20-21 season) NBA Players who are potential Hall of Famers. Let us know who some players you think need to be included in Springfield 

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Starting in 1995 we entered the Prep to Pro era of the NBA where players from high school were going directly in to the NBA. After 2005 the NBA changed the rules and players needed to be 1 year removed from high school. Journey back down memory lane as we look back and rank the 10 best players to go from high school to the NBA.

10. Lou Williams, South Gwinnett HS (GA)

9. Rashard Lewis, Alief Elsik HS (TX)

8. Tyson Chandler, Compton Dominguez HS (CA)

7. Jermaine O’Neal, Eau Claire HS (SC)

6. Amar’e Stoudemire, Cypress Creek HS (FL)

5. Dwight Howard, Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy (GA)

4. Tracy McGrady, Mt. Zion Christian Academy (NC)

3. Kevin Garnett, Farragut Career Academy (IL)

2. Kobe Bryant, Lower Merion HS (PA)

1. LeBron James, St. Vincent-St. Mary HS (OH)

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