The 2017 NBA Draft class is arguably the most talent and depth-laden group since 2003, where LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Carmelo Anthony — among others — made their way accross the stage. The class has been heralded for it’s point guard resovoire, as well as a shear talent level that provides stark contrast to what we witnessed in the underwhelming years prior.
Even with such a bevvy of talent and optimism spread throughout the class, though, one name has managed to seperate himself from field a bit.