Leaky Black’s NBA Draft Projection

Leaky Black’s NBA draft Projection is the most comprehensive and accurate NBA Mock Draft on the internet.

Introduction

Leaky Black’s annual NBA Draft Projection is intended to give readers an early look at the top prospects for the next NBA Draft

The projection includes a top-30 ranking of eligible prospects, as well as analysis of the Top Players

Leaky Black’s NBA Mock Draft

Leaky Black’s NBA Mock Draft is a Comprehensive Guide to the NBA draft The guide includes information on the top prospects as well as analysis on each player.

Leaky Black’s Big Board

In this installment of Leaky Black’s Big Board, we take a look at the top prospects in the NBA draft We’ll rank the prospects by position, and provide an overview of each player’s skillset and potential.

Leaky Black’s Top Prospects

1. Zion Williamson F, Duke
2. Ja Morant, G, Murray State
3. RJ Barrett, G/F, Duke
4. Darius Garland, G, Vanderbilt
5. Coby White G, North Carolina
6. Cam Reddish G/F, Duke
7. De’Andre Hunter, F/G Virginia
8. Rui Hachimura, F/G Gonzaga
9. Nassir Little , F/G North Carolina

Leaky Black’s sleeper prospects

In his latest mock draft Leaky Black has a few sleeper prospects that he thinks could make an impact in the NBA.

Black believes that there are a few players that have been flying under the radar that could be difference makers at the next level.

Some of the names that Black has as potential sleeper prospects are:

Nassir Little- small forward from UNC. Black believes that Little has the potential to be a very good 3-and-D player in the NBA.

Tyus Battle- shooting guard from Syracuse. Black thinks that Battle has the potential to be a good scorer in the NBA.

KZ Okpala- small forward from Stanford. Black believes that Okpala has the potential to be a very good all-around player in the NBA.

Leaky Black’s bust prospects

In his latest NBA Mock Draft ESPN analyst Jonathan Givony has Leaky Black as a potential second-round pick.

“Black is one of the more interesting prospects in this class,” Givony writes. “A 6-7 wing with a 7-1 wingspan, he is an elite athlete with very good shooting mechanics who can play both inside and out.”

However, Givony also notes that Black “isn’t the most creative player with the ball in his hands” and that he “tends to struggle to finish around the basket when contested.”

“With that said, Black’s combination of size, length, shooting and athleticism will give him a chance to find a role on an NBA team ” Givony concludes.

Leaky Black’s international prospects

Leaky Black’s international prospects for the 2020 NBA Draft

Leaky Black’s draft day predictions

On Thursday, the 2020 NBA Draft will finally arrive.
Leaky Black, a 6’7 forward from the University of Memphis, is widely projected to be a first-round pick. He is currently ranked No. 28 in ESPN’s Top 100 and No. 35 in CBS Sports’ Top 100.
mock drafts have him going as high as No. 15 to the Orlando Magic and as low as No. 31 to the Toronto Raptors
The common theme with Black is that he is a raw prospect with loads of potential. He is an above-average athlete with a 7’2 wingspan and has shown the ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc.

Leaky Black’s post-draft analysis

As the dust settles on the 2020 NBA Draft we take a look at how things might have played out differently if Leaky Black had been in charge. In our final Mock Draft Leaky Black projects Zion Williamson to go first overall to the New Orleans Pelicans Ja Morant second to the Memphis Grizzlies and RJ Barrett third to the Knicks.

Leaky Black’s draft grades

In his most recent mock draft ESPN’s Jonathan Givony has Leaky Black going No. 41 to the Charlotte Hornets

“A multipositional defender with a 6-foot-7 frame and a 7-foot-2 wingspan, Black has terrific tools for a wing,” Givony wrote. “He is quick laterally, has a very good feel for the game and is an outstanding competitor.”

Givony went on to note that Black needs to improve his outside shot and that he ” struggles to create his own shot off the bounce,” but said he projects as “a very solid role player at the NBA level.”