Beginning June with an updated top-30 prospects in the 2019 NBA Draft.
It’s officially 2019 NBA Draft month. The combine is over and teams are transitioning into private workouts, which means more intel will surface over the next several weeks. That is until June 20, when the picks are made and the new rookie class is instated.
The Philadelphia 76ers are slated to pick 24th overall, a spot the front office is familiar with. Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot was the 24th pick just a few seasons ago, though Elton Brand wasn’t in charge at the time. 2018’s late first-round pick yielded Landry Shamet.
In a draft that lacks well-defined tiers outside the top three, Philadelphia will have a myriad of options to choose from. The Sixers also have several needs to address — an issue multiple second-round picks will help solve. There’s an opportunity to add real contributors to a thin bench.
The following big board outlines the top-30 prospects in the 2019 NBA Draft class. Team needs are not taken into consideration and each prospect does not equate to a draft projection. This isn’t a mock draft. You can read our most recent mock draft here.