How should NBA Draft 2020 big boards be stacking up for the 30 teams just a handful of games into the college basketball regular season?
NBA Draft 2020 will come before we know it, but there is a looking scouting process that will have to take place beforehand. As it pertains directly to the Chicago Bulls, the NBA Draft next year will come with high stakes and potentially another lottery pick. John Paxson and Gar Forman would be worse off almost to have a high lottery pick, though, given the NBA’s flattening of the odds to land the top picks.
Once the Bulls start to get more clarity as to where they’re place in the NBA standings will shake out come the end of the regular season, they will have more of a set draft strategy in place.
As of now, it looks as if picking seventh overall in the NBA Draft for the fourth straight year might not be out of the question. GarPax would have the fan base going insane if that were to happen, though.
Beyond what it means for how this draft class shakes out for the Bulls, how does it look for the rest of the NBA?
The other 29 teams in the NBA have a lot to follow with so many top tier prospects in this draft class playing overseas. Two of the top 10 prospects in this draft class alone are playing in the NBL in Australia.
With the start of the college basketball regular season, and the NBL regular season, each occurring within the past two months, there will start to be a lot of movement among NBA team’s draft boards.
With that in mind, how should the boards for the NBA Draft 2020 be looking with both the professional and college basketball regular seasons now underway?