One of Danny Aigne's better deals was to trade Fultz for Tatum and Sacramento's first round pick. This ended up being the 14th pick in the draft. The question is-- who is going to be available at the pick.

• Bol Bol
  
  PRO: 7- 2 1/4 and a 7-7 wingspan and a decent jump shot-- Bol Bol is more unicorn than Porzingis.
  
  CON: Has several red flags. First, at 208 can he ever be anything other than a novelty. Second, some reports question his intensity. Third, he is a seven footer with foot problems-- see Yao Ming and Greg Oden.
  
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• Sekou Doumbouya
  
  PRO: Best international player entering the draft. Has the potential to be an impact defender at the 4.
  
  CON: Has not developed much of an offensive game.
  
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• Goga Bitadze
  
  PRO: As perhaps the most skilled BIG in this year's draft he has the size ( 6-11, 7-2 Wingspan) to play the five. Would compliment Robert Williams III very well.
  
  CON: Limited athletically.
  
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• Tyler Herro
  
  PRO: One of the better shooters in the draft. Again, fills a need as a back up to Brown.
  
  CON: Has short arms, defensively best case scenario is not to be a liability.
  
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• Nassir Little
  
  PRO: Coming out of high school was considered to be on par with Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett. If you were going to design an N.B.A. wing-- Little is pretty close to the prototype you would use.
  
  CON: Had a weak freshman year at North Carolina.
  
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• Rui Hachimura
  
  PRO: Very similar to Sekou Doumbouya-- solid defender with limited offensive range. May have a higher floor and lower ceiling.
  
  CON: Does not bring much to offense.
  
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• Romeo Langford
  
  PRO: Very skilled offensive player.
  
  CON: Some athletic limitations and did not have a great freshman year.
  
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• Mfiondu Kabengele
  
  PRO: Great size with a 7-3 could develop into an impact post player.
  
  CON: Every minute that goes to Kabengele's development is at the expense of Robert Williams III. Is very likely to be on the board at 20 or 22-- so may not be worth reaching for.
  
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• Nickeil Alexander-Walker
  
  PRO: Big point guard who can shoot.
  
  CON: Looks to have a low ceiling. While he has the best shot at being a solid rotational player, it seems unlikely he will ever be a dominant player.
  
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• Brandon Clarke
  
  PRO: Super athletic, high motor defensive dynamo who would likely become a fan favorite.
  
  CON: At 6'8" and a 6-8 1/4 has marginal length to play the 4. He is a limited offensive player.
  
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• Kevin Porter Jr.
  
  PRO: N. Little lite-- one of the draft's elite athletes.
  
  CON: Not very disciplined-- averaged more turnovers than assists in college. A bit of a reach at 14.
  
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• Carsen Edwards
  
  PRO: One of the most skilled offensive players in the draft. Can shoot and create his own shot.
  
  CON: Is small and not a dominant athlete. HUGE REACH at #14.
  
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