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#2 Atlanta Hawks
Travis Schlenk, the Hawks GM, seems to have learned his ropes quite well from his stint with the Warriors' FO. First, he traded up from No. 8 to No. 4 and got his guy, De'Andre Hunter of Virginia, who may be the best perimeter defender in this draft. Then at No. 8 Schlenk picked Duke's Cam Reddish, a player who certainly has question marks but whose upside may be higher than anyone not named Zion.
The Hawks got long and athletic on the perimeter, which was clearly a goal for them in this draft. Veteran Kent Bazemore, who came into the league undrafted but made a name for himself with the Warriors, will rub off on these youngsters in a manner you may not have expected Andrew Wiggins or a more well-regarded name in NBA circles.
Despite being dealt a rough hand in the lottery sweepstakes, the Hawks managed to salvage their draft and came away with some real top-end talent in a draft class that most people consider to be top-heavy.
Guess the Lakers players!
