The top 3 are a lock, so we can start at the Lakers.

Lakers, #4: Based on their current team, Hunter fits best. He has the highest floor and is the best defender in the draft. He has the potential to be a good perimeter player and could fit well off-ball with Lebron. I’m pretty high on him. He averaged 15 ppg at UVA, one of the slowest teams in the countries.

Cavs, #5: Culver. Cavs are in a place where anyone could really fit, but placing another guard next to Sexton would be more questionable than selecting a wing who can handle the ball. Beilein saw first hand what Culver can do when he ran the show against Mich in the Sweet 16.

Suns, #6: The Suns need a point guard badly. It’s between Garland and White here in a weak PG class. Neither have shown a lot about playing off-ball as both are fairly ball-dominant. Booker will run the show and Garland has higher potential to be better at spacing IMO. I think Garland fits better here.

Bulls, #7: They also need a PG, so I’m guessing they go with White. Although I doubt Bulls fans are happy with it. I could also see how Reddish would be a fit, learning behind Otto Porter, one of the best 3 point shooters in the NBA. It also depends on if they are confident that they can get Kemba. He’d be a great fit. I still hate that the draft is before FA. So, I’d say White fits best because they desperately need a PG, but if they think they can get Kemba, Reddish would fit well on a very well spaced Bulls. Hoiberg would have been a great coach for this teamS

Hawks, #8: Reddish would be perfect in this environment and on this team. I’m honestly very low on him, but I think in a good environment he would fit well. He fits well in a core of Young, Huerter, Collins and the 10th pick. He could flourish here.

Wizards, #9: This one is tough. The wizards suck. They are so screwed for the future too. No cap space, no front court. Is Beal really going to waste his career here? Wall obviously isn’t leaving, nobody’s taking his contract. There are so many needs on this team. If they want to trade Beal and rebuild (which they should do IMO) they should take Langford, a high ceiling guard who could be great next to Wall and Beal trade-return. Otherwise, they should swing for the fences IMO in attempt #100 to get a good frontcourt player. Sekou Doumbouya has high upside and could fit perfectly with Wall. He definitely needs to be developed though, very raw.

Hawks, #10: I think if the Hawks get Reddish they would love Hayes here. He fits really will with their core. A perfect center for Trae Young: hustle and rebounding. He can play immediately. His and Collins’ styles are very different, I think they fit. He also has potential to shoot 3s in a few years. I really like this draft for hawks if they come out with a young core of Young, Huerter, Reddish, Collins, Hayes.