The NBA playoffs are closing in on the Conference Finals, and Sunday’s NBA Draft Lottery finalized the top 14 picks in this year’s draft. With the offseason quickly approaching, the NBA could be headed for one of its most eventful summers in recent memory.

New York Giants fans have had a number of reasons to put their head in their hands over the last decade-plus, but the bane of their existence has been a shoddy offensive line.

The NBA Draft conversation never truly slows down, and once the lottery order is finalized, the attention immediately shifts toward which young stars could reshape the future of struggling franchises and playoff hopefuls alike.

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The 2026 NBA Draft will start in just over six weeks, and this is one of the most important weeks of the draft process. The draft lottery was held on Sunday, which leads directly into the NBA Combine in Chicago.

In his first campaign with the Brooklyn Nets and as a No. 1 option, Michael Porter Jr. put up career highs in points (24.2), threes (3.4) and assists (3.0) per game. But his effective field-goal percentage, though still above average, was his lowest ever (with the exception of 2021-22, when he only appeared in nine games).

Fantasy hoops analyst Dan Titus examines the potential fantasy fits for the rookie class with the NBA Draft order set.