Congratulations to Timberwolves fans everywhere on winning the number one pick in the 2020 NBA Draft and getting the chance to build a Big Three in Minneasota. Although players like Anthony Edwards and Obi Toppin didn’t get a chance to shine on the NCAA tournament stage that prospects of year’s past have benefited from, it doesn’t make them any less promising as future NBA stars.
1. Timberwolves: Anthony Edwards, G, Georgia
2. Warriors: James Wiseman, C, Memphis
3. Hornets: LaMelo Ball, G, USA
4. Bulls: Killian Hayes, G, France
5. Cavaliers: Obi Toppin, C, Dayton
6. Hawks: Cole Anthony, G, UNC
7. Pistons: Onyeka Okongwu, C, USC
8. Knicks: Deni Avdija, F, Israel
9. Wizards: Devin Vassell, G, Florida
10. Suns: Tyrese Haliburton, G, Iowa State
11. Spurs: Patrick Williams, F, Florida State
12. Kings: Isaac Okoro, G, Auburn
13. Pelicans: Vernon Carey, C, Duke
14. Celtics (via Memphis): RJ Hampton, G, USA
15. Magic: Aaron Nesmith, G, Vanderbilt
16. Trail Blazers: Precious Achiuwa, F, Memphis
17. Timberwolves (via Brooklyn): Josh Green, G, Arizona
18. Mavericks: Jaden McDaniels, F, Washington
19. Nets (via Philadelphia): Tyrell Terry, G, Stanford
20. Heat: Jahmius Ramsey, G, Texas Tech
21. 76ers (via Oklahoma City): Theo Maledon, G, France
22. Nuggets (via Houston): Saddiq Bey, F, Villanova
23. Jazz: Tyrese Maxey, G, Kentucky
24. Bucks (via Indiana): Daniel Oturu, C, Minnesota
25. Thunder (via Denver): Tyler Bey, F, Colorado
26. Celtics: Nico Mannion, G, Arizona
27. Knicks (via Clippers): Devon Dotson, G, Kansas
28. Lakers: Tre Jones, G, Duke
29. Trail Blazers: Kira Lewis, G, Alabama
30. Celtics (via Milwaukee): Aleksej Pokusevski, C, Serbia
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