We’re still 11 months away from the 2019 NBA Draft, but storylines are already heating up. The NCAA is beginning to undergo major changes, allowing some undrafted players to return to school. The top four prospects might end up playing in the same state.
Unlike the 2018 draft, depth is not abundant in next year’s class. Outside of the top-flight prospects, the talent disparity between the first and second round will be drastic. There is also a bigger emphasis on perimeter talent, as opposed to the frontcourt-heavy nature of 2018.
As for the Philadelphia 76ers, there is a very real chance that they have major stakes in the lottery.