Round 2
31. San Antonio Spurs - Kohl Rosario
Kansas - 6'5" - Wing
On a team that has lots of guys who need the ball in their hands, Rosario is a good off ball player. He also fits their winning culture - Rosario helped lead his team to the Overtime Elite championship last season.
32. New York Knicks - Chris Cenac Jr.
Houston - 6'10" - PF/C
Good value this late in the draft, as many folks see him as a lottery pick. I like the idea of him learning from Towns and being mentored by him. If Cenac is going to reach his potential, it would likely be on a team where he can learn from a guy like Towns and practice with/against him. Plus, the Knicks could use some another guy who can play the five.
33. Brooklyn Nets - Josh Jefferson
Iowa State - 6'8" - C/PF
The Nets really don't have many guys who are good defenders. Jefferson gives them a potentially elite defender. He can help them become a better defensive team. Plus, they could use some more depth at the PF/C positions.
34. Sacramento Kings - Dame Sarr
Duke - 6'7" - Wing
Best player available. This could be a steal, as Sarr is arguably a top 15 prospect in this draft class. We took a point guard for them earlier in the draft (Brown Jr.) so mine as well add some wing depth here.
35. Boston Celtics - Isaiah Evans
Duke - 6'6" - Wing
We took Duke big man Patrick Ngongba in the 1st round. Why not keep the Duke theme going? More importantly, the Celtics shoot more threes than any team in league history so you can't go wrong with an elite wing shooter who seems to be getting better at defense and passing heading into his sophomore season.