The drama of the NBA Draft every year makes it one of the premier events on the basketball calendar. The buildup to the (now) two-day event is full of rumors, mock drafts and projections on where the top prospects will be playing next season.

He averaged 13.0 points, 9.1 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game and made 62.3% of his field-goal attempts this past season, and his 7-foot-6 wingspan seems to give him the potential to be a solid rim protector. At age 22 and with five years of college experience, he could be a little more NBA-ready than some other prospects available at pick No. 55.

Get full player profiles — including strengths, weaknesses and outlook — for each of the top 75 prospects in this draft class.

The Arizona Wildcats freshman’s mixtape will likely be shorter than a standard cartoon show episode, and perhaps a good chunk of that will show what he can do outside of scoring, and that’s why it’s easy to overlook a player like Carter Bryant.

Reportedly, Clifford Omoruyi, a center who spent this past season at the University of Alabama, had a workout scheduled with the Lakers. He's a bouncy 6-foot-11 center with the type of outstanding athleticism and basic abilities they want and need in a big man.

The prospects the Golden State Warriors have worked out ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft follow a common theme that has shown to be mostly successful under Mike Dunleavy.

Sanders has a connection with NBA twins Cody Martin and Caleb Martin as the twins played at Nevada. Cody Martin finished the 2024-25 season with the Suns as Phoenix acquired him in a deal before the 2025 trade deadline that sent Jusuf Nurkic to Charlotte.

The Los Angeles Lakers have a limited number of resources they can use to upgrade their team this summer, so they will need to make the absolute most of them. That includes the No. 55 pick in this month's NBA draft.