Nationals: T. Mariners: Andy Thomas, C, Baylor Cardinals: Gordon Graceffo, P, Villanova Rangers: Chase Lee, P, Alabama Angels: Jake Smith, P, Miami Nationals: Michael Kirian, P, Louisville Marlins: Sam Praytor, C, Alabama Yankees: Richard Fitts, P, Auburn Cleveland: Aaron Davenport, P, Hawaii Orioles: Connor Pavolony, C, Tennessee Rockies: Evan Shawver, P, Cincinnati Angels: Ryan Costeiu, P, Arkansas Marlins: Gabe Bierman, P, Indiana Yankees: Robert Ahlstrom, P, Oregon Athletics: Brett Harris, 3B, Gonzaga Rockies: Robby Martin Jr.
Phillies: Jason Ruffcorn, P, Oklahoma Padres: Lucas Dunn, 2B, Louisville Angels: Braden Olthoff, P, Tulane Nationals: Cole Quintanilla, P, Texas Mets: Keyshawn Askew, P, Clemson Reds: Donovan Benoit, P, Tulane Dodgers: Michael Hobbs, P, St.
Mary's College. Pirates: Jack Carey, P, Duke Diamondbacks: Tim Tawa, 2B, Stanford Angels: Chase Silseth, P, Arizona Benedict Catholic CN Rangers: Jackson Leath, P, Tennessee Tigers: Mike Rothenberg, C, Duke Royals: Tyson Guerrero, P, Washington Phillies: T. Rumfield, 3B, Virginia Tech Yankees: Ben Rice, C, Dartmouth Braves: Andrew Hoffmann, P, Illinois Athletics: Mitch Myers, P, Pittsburgh Pirates: Owen Sharts, P, Nevada Tigers: Chris Meyers, 3B, Toledo Rockies: EJ Andrews Jr.
Nationals: Mack Anglin, P, Clemson Astros: Kobe Kato, 2B, Arizona Reds: Michael Trautwein, C, Northwestern Cardinals: Hayes Heinecke, P, Wofford Yankees: Zach Messinger, P, Virginia Cleveland: Davis Sharpe, P, Clemson Braves: Adam Zebrowski, C, St. John Fisher College Royals: Caden Monke, P, Arkansas Rockies: Tyler Ras, P, Alabama Mets: Nathan Lavender, P, Illinois Marlins: Holt Jones, P, Kentucky Reds: Carter Raffield, P, Clemson Rangers: Evan Elliott, P, Lethbridge Tigers: Blake Holub, P, St.
Edwards University Orioles: Keagen Gillies, P, Tulane Angels: Glenn Albanese, P, Louisville Mariners: Cole Barr, 3B, Indiana Phillies: Matt Osterberg, P, St. Cloud State Angels: Brandon Dufault, P, Northeastern Mariners: Jimmy Joyce, P, Hofstra Marlins: Ivan Melendez, 3B, Texas Braves: Kris Anglin, P, Howard Oklahoma City Thunder. Philadelphia Sixers.
Portland Trail Blazers. Sacramento Kings. San Antonio Spurs. Washington Wizards. Maybe the 76ers don't actually need a second co-star; maybe Joel Embiid is a different kind of freak, so much a bulldozer that everything around him can just be a really nice shovel.
Damian Lillard is an irritatingly tentative star at the center of an irritatingly tentative organization. No Longer The Leastern Conference. For now, the Eastern Conference is promising and entertaining while the West is depressing and underwhelming.
Chris Paul Is Finally Understood. On his fifth team, in his 17th season, the man who may be his sport's greatest commander of all time has fatefully found his greatest love: a potent battleship crew that is willing to do everything just his way. New York. Step 2: Choose the Players Select the players you wish to trade from the rosters below.
Step 3: Verify the Trade Confirm that your trade proposal is valid according to the NBA collective bargaining agreement. Sweat's talent as a defensive playmaker isn't in question; his enlarged heart is. Some teams took him off their boards entirely. The Redskins clearly did not, trading up to get him. They paid a price a second rounder this year and next , but they got a top talent late in the first round.
He is a junkyard dog, perfect for the Raiders. Hard worker in practice who will bring it every single day. A fascinating character, some call eccentric. Some question if he has other interests outside of football, but when he wants to turn it on, he can be a nasty dude. He will complement an already stout Chargers defensive front. Some like him more than others. Collier is a rough-and-tumble power end to help replace Frank Clark.
The Jim Thorpe Award winner brings his shutdown corner skills to the Giants, who are in a division that is looking up at Philadelphia. Falcons fortifying the right side of their offensive line after taking Chris Lindstrom earlier. A big, physical receiver who the Patriots have been on for awhile. Celtics Hall of Famer Havlicek dies at age Giants pull off shocker in drafting Eli's replacement. Raiders' Gruden pulls draft surprise with 4th pick.
Cardinals make history, pick Murray No. It hasn't been a great rookie year for Lawrence. Her reasoning for stepping down after five years stems from 'a toxic environment' at Mater Dei. The team won three state titles.
A ranking from worst to first on how each Big Ten team did on the first day of the early signing period for the recruiting class. GoBucks B1G. Austin Reaves knows he has the respect of LeBron James and his Lakers teammates, and he rewarded their faith in him with a game-winning three-pointer. Former Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge discussed his decision to move on from Boston and join the Jazz front office.
Behind the heroics of Reaves, the Lakers extended their winning streak to three games with a thrilling victory over the Mavericks. He's not going to break a lot of tackles but that assumes defenders are able to get their hands on him; he's as fast as he is elusive, and a legit home run threat every time he touches the ball. Hill is part of a Wolverines defense that could end up seeing three players go in Round 1 next spring. He's underrated nationally but watch him play and it becomes clear pretty quickly that he's in the running for one of the best defensive backs in this class.
He's listed as a safety but he can line up anywhere. Lloyd is a twitchy, sideline-to-sideline player who fits the mold of off-ball linebackers we've seen coming into the league over the last decade. You might note that the Cowboys just drafted Micah Parsons, who excelled as an off-ball linebacker at Penn State, but has emerged as one of the most explosive edge rushers in the NFL.
Adding Lloyd can take a suddenly good defense and make it great. It was a forgettable season for the Gators but Elam's talents were hard to miss. He has the size 6-foot-2, and athleticism to be one of the best draft-eligible corners in ' Even though McDuffie plays cornerback, we get Tyrann Mathieu vibes when we watch him. We love him as a slot corner who serves as an enforcer in run support and locks down short and intermediate routes, something he did regularly for the Huskies in ' In Tampa, McDuffie provides depth to a secondary that has struggled to stay healthy in ' Raimann is originally from Austria and moved from tight end to left tackle after the season, but you wouldn't know it to watch him play.
He might be the most athletic O-lineman in the entire class, and he's just scratching the surface on his abilities. Olave is one of the best route runners in this class and he would certainly be a welcome addition in Green Bay -- and it would give Aaron Rodgers something the Packers haven't had since a wideout taken in the first round.
Kendrick is a first-round pick all day long, and he proved that again this season with Georgia after transferring from Clemson. The biggest issue for NFL teams will be off-field issues; if Kendrick has matured since his time with the Tigers, he'll be worthy of a top 32 selection. Last spring, some people were surprised Payton Turner made his way into Round 1. Don't be shocked if his Houston teammate, Hall, follows a similar path. He's been unblockable at times this season and at 6-foot-6, pounds, he can line up just about anywhere.
We're entering "this is a lock" territory with Hutchinson and the Lions. Edge rusher is a need, and he's an elite prospect. This should be trade-down central for the Jaguars. But without trades at this juncture, I have them addressing left tackle. It's a major need. The Texans could literally pick any of the elite prospects in this class, and I'd be fine with it. They have holes galore on their roster.
Stingley is too good of a cornerback prospect for the secondary-needy Jets to hope he lasts until they pick later in Round 1. Seems high, right? Well I have a feeling the Daniel Jones experiment will come to an end after this season, and a new GM will want his quarterback.
Corral does have legitimate upside. I love the quarterback-tackle pairing for the Giants with back-to-back selections. Cross is headed for a big ascension during the pre-draft process.
He's super smooth. I've mocked Neal to the Jets with their first selection for a while but this is the smarter course of action. Neal hasn't been downright dominant, but he has dominant traits at his size.
Carolina is going to be all over the veteran quarterback market this offseason. The Falcons desperately need offensive line help, but there's a case to be made that a playmaker on defense is just as vital of an addition.
Hamilton can instantly boost Atlanta on that side of the ball. Karlaftis is an alpha rusher with an NFL body, serious athleticism, and top type productivity. He'd be an instant starter in Philadelphia in Booth has immense ball skills and the feet to stay with slippery wideouts on the outside in the NFL. I feel like the Saints are going to land one of the big fish on the veteran quarterback market this offseason see: Wilson, Russell , which would signal them needing more playmakers at receiver, and Burks is a beast.
Lloyd is a ferocious second-level defender with a massive tackling radius. He'd instantly help the Raiders defense. The Steelers have to get better against the pass at linebacker, and Dean is an impact player against the pass and run. Ojabo has some things to learn as a rusher, like to more efficiently use his hands, but the athleticism and hustle are first-round caliber. Garnder is a physical outside cornerback with the twitch to run with separators immediately in the NFL.
The Browns have a difficult decision at quarterback, but that won't come until after the season is complete.
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