The 2020 NBA Draft doesn’t have a clear-cut favorite for who is going to go No. 1 overall.
With the Golden State Warriors holding the second selection of the draft, they will have plenty of options on what to do with the pick. It’s no secret that the Dubs have a need at center. Often-injured Kevon Looney and youngster Marquese Chriss should get some time at the 5-spot, but general manager Bob Myers will look to add another big man in the offseason.
One option for Myers is to draft a center at No.