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The HPP crew presents the Hoops Prospects’ annual NBA Fearless Forecast, which includes predictions for all 30 teams, including over/unders for total wins, year-end awards, and the conference and league champions.  Rich Harris, Doc Louallen, Naz Noyim, and Cam Riehl also open up the NBA Notebook, discussing the Harden saga and more. 

CHAPTERS:

1,  NBA Notebook (3:06)

• Harden returns to his old tricks, while trade talks with the Clippers are deadlocked.  
• More trouble for Miles Bridges.
• Hornets waive Kai Jones.
• Bucks trim roster; waive Timme.
• Terry Stotts unexpectedly leaves Milwaukee.  
• Thunder trade Oladipo and Robinson-Earl to Rockets for Porter and picks.

2.  NBA Fearless Forecast (40:24)

• Eastern Conference Predictions with Over/unders for Each Team (41:30)
• Western Conference Predictions with Over/unders for Each Team (1:27:38)
• Conference and League Champions Predictions (2:16:57)
• Year-end Awards Predictions (2:27:24)

The HPP gang previews the Pac-12, as Rich Harris, Caleb Slaton, and Zach Wilhelm analyze each team in the conference and make their predictions for the 2023-24 season.  Also, two All-Pac-12 players join the show, Stanford small forward Spencer Jones and Colorado forward Tristan da Silva.

Last season, Spencer averaged 14.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1.2 assists, and 1.2 steals per game, while shooting 43% from the floor, 39% from deep, and 75% from the free-throw line.  He ranked in the top 10 of the Pac-12 for EFG%, offensive rating, BLK%, PER, and P/M.  Also, with a career 3P% of 39.4, he currently ranks 13th all-time in Pac-12 history.

As a junior last season, Tristan averaged 15.9 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.3 assists, and 1.3 steals per game, while shooting 50% from the floor, 39% from deep, and 76% from the foul line.  He ranked in the top 10 of the Pac-12 for PPG, SPG, FG%, EFG%, PER, and WS.

CHAPTERS:

1.  Spencer Jones Interview (4:03)

2.  Pac-12 Preview (25:54)

• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Roster Analysis
• Conference Champion Predictions
• At-large Bids Predictions
• Player of the Year Predictions

3.  Tristan Da Silva Interview (2:14:58)

Jake and Rich preview the West Coast Conference (WCC) and the Mountain West Conference (MWC), and make some surprising predictions.  They are joined by Boise State forward Tyson Degenhart and Nevada forward Tre’ Coleman. 

Last season, Degenhart, the 2022 MWC Rookie of the Year and a 2023 first-team All-MWC selection, averaged 14.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 1.8 assists per game while shooting 54% from the floor, 33% from deep, and 68% from the free-throw line.  He also ranked in the top 5 of the MWC for EFG%, offensive rating, win shares, and plus-minus. 

Coleman, an ironman, a glue guy, and a 2023 MWC All-Defense selection, has never missed a game at Nevada, playing in a total of 90 contests while averaging more than 28 minutes per game.  Last season, he averaged 6.3 points, 3.1 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 1.0 steals per game while shooting 45% from the floor, 36% from deep, and 68% from the charity stripe.  He finished 5th in the MWC for block percentage, led the Wolfpack with A/T ratio of 3.2, and finished 2nd on the team for plus-minus.

CHAPTERS:

1.  Tyson Degenhart Interview (2:25)

2.  Mountain West Conference Preview (17:59)

• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Team-by-Team Roster Analysis
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tournament Bids Predictions
• POY Predictions

3.  Tre’ Coleman Interview (1:20:33)

4.  West Coast Conference Preview (1:36:12)

• Conference Realignment
• Summary of Last Season
• Team-by-Team Roster Analysis
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tournament Bids Predictions
• POY Predictions

Jake and Rich preview the “best-of-the rest” mid-majors, teams that should be dancing in March.  Southern Miss wing Austin Crowley, a first-team All-Sun Belt selection last season, joins the show.  Austin averaged 16.0 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 1.9 steals per game, while shooting 46% from the floor, 36% from deep, and 75% from the FT line.  He ranked in the top five of the Sun Belt for PPG, SPG, and EFG%, and he ranked in the top 10 of the conference for win shares and plus-minus.  Also, Cam and Rich open another edition of the NBA Notebook, focusing on the trade of Jrue Holiday to the Boston Celtics. 

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (4:13)

• Arterio Morris dismissed from Kansas. 
• UConn center Donovan Clingan is expected to miss a month.
• McNeese wing Zach Harvey turns pro.  
• UNLV forward Kalib Boone was arrested and charged with DUI.
• DeAndre Williams eligibility waiver denied by NCAA.
• Mississippi State center Tolu Smith out until early January.

2.  Best-of-the-Rest Mid-Majors (20:31)

• Charleston
• Colgate
• UNC Asheville 
• Southern Miss
• Eastern Kentucky 
• Wright State 
• Drexel
• Florida Gulf Coast 
• McNeese 

3.  Austin Crowley Interview (43:52)

4.  NBA Notebook (1:06:42)

• Jrue Holiday traded to Boston.
• James Harden reports to training camp.  
• Draymond Green out for at least a month due to an ankle injury. 
• Kai Jones out indefinitely for “personal reasons.”
• Reggie Bullock signs with the Rockets.
• Bucks sign Cameron Payne.

With the NBA preseason just days away, Cam Riehl and Rich Harris evaluate the three-team trade that sent Damian Lillard to the Bucks and preview all 15 teams in the Western Conference.  Also, Marko Zarkovic, the head coach at Telekom Baskets Bonn Regional League Team in Germany and a Serbian native, joins the show.  Coach Zarkovic gives us his thoughts on what’s wrong with Team USA, German basketball, Serbian basketball, the 2023 FIBA World Cup, and the upcoming basketball tourney in the 2024 Olympics.  As always, the episode is separated into chapters so you can easily skip to the sections that you most want to hear. 

CHAPTERS:

1.  NBA Notebook & Mailbag (2:21)

• Evaluating the 3-team trade that sent Damian Lillard to the Bucks.
• What’s Buddy Hield’s trade value, and where is he headed?
• Kai Jones’ future with the Hornets is uncertain.

2.  Marko Zarkovic Interview (42:37)

3.  Northwest Division Preview (1:17:55)

• Denver Nuggets
• Minnesota Timberwolves
• Oklahoma City Thunder
• Utah Jazz
• Portland Trail Blazers

4.  Pacific Division Preview (1:50:37)

• Sacramento Kings
• Phoenix Suns
• Los Angeles Clippers
• Golden State Warriors
• Los Angeles Lakers

5.  Southwest Division Preview (2:23:06)

• Memphis Grizzlies
• New Orleans Pelicans
• Dallas Mavericks
• Houston Rockets
• San Antonio Spurs

With the NBA Preseason set to start in less than two weeks, the HPP crew previews all 15 teams in the Eastern Conference.  The show also features the regular NBA and College Notebook segments, and Saint Joseph guard Erik Reynolds II, an Atlantic 10 Player of the Year candidate, talks with the guys about his game, the upcoming season, and Philly basketball traditions. 

An All-A10 selection in 2022-23, Erik was one of the most efficient scorers in the nation, ranking at the 88th percentile for points per possession.  He ranked second in the A-10 with 19.6 points per game, and he ranked in the top 10 of the conference for FG% (43.0), 3P% (37.9), and FT% (88.5).  He also ranked in the top six of the A-10 for player efficiency rating (21.4), win shares (4.7), and plus-minus (5.0).

Per usual, the episode is separated into chapters so you can easily jump to the segments that most interest you.

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (2:21)

• Kansas suspends guard Arterio Morris.
• VCU guard Joe Bamisile is denied waivers by the NCAA and must sit out this season.  
• Xavier is likely to lose forwards Zach Freemantle and Jerome Hunter for the season due to injury, but the frontcourt will be bolstered by two promising international recruits that the team recently added.

2.  Erik Reynolds II Interview (13:54)

3.  NBA Notebook (43:59)

• FIBA Worldcup Wrap-up — what’s wrong with Team USA?
• The Rockets want to trade Kevin Porter following his recent arrest.
• Sixers sign Kelly Oubre.
• The Pacers put Buddy Hield on the trading block.
• Celtics and Warriors try to address their big-man issues.
• Dwight Howard is looking to return to the NBA.
• NBA’s new Player Participation Policy — good idea, bad idea, or wrong approach?

4.  Atlantic Division Preview (1:35:40)

• Boston Celtics
• Philadelphia Sixers
• New York Knicks
• Brooklyn Nets
• Toronto Raptors

5.  Central Division Preview (2:08:58)

• Milwaukee Bucks
• Cleveland Cavaliers
• Chicago Bulls
• Indiana Pacers
• Detroit Pistons

6.  Southeast Division Preview (2:38:26)

• Miami Heat
• Atlanta Hawks
• Washington Wizards
• Orlando Magic
• Charlotte Hornets

Jake Copestick and Rich Harris present a new edition of the College Hoops Notebook and preview the A-10, American Athletic, and Conference USA conferences with special guest Rice center Max Fiedler, a 2023 All-CUSA selection.  Last season, Max led the nation in FG% (73.5).  He also led C-USA in assists per game (5.0) and finished in the top 10 of the conference for rebounds per game (7.6), blocks per game (1.1), player efficiency rating (24.8), win shares (5.1), and plus-minus (6.1).  As always, this episode is separated into chapters so you can easily listen to the sections that most interest you. 

CHAPTERS:

1,  College Hoops Notebook (1:31)

• More Realignment — ACC adds three more teams
• Looking good for Bronny James to eventually play for USC
• 4-star freshman Marcus Adams leaves his second school before he plays; commits to BYU.
• Dior Johnson kicked out of Pitt
• Argentine big man Lee Aaliya joins Michigan

2.  Max Fiedler Interview (20:25)

3.  Conference USA Preview (36:59)

• Conference Realignment
• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Team-by-Team Roster Analysis
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tournament Bids Predictions
• POY Predictions

4.  American Athletic Preview (1:19:00)

• Conference Realignment
• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes:
• Team-by-Team Roster Analysis
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tournament Bids Predictions
• POY Predictions

5.  Atlantic 10 Preview (2:34:06)

• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Team-by-Team Roster Analysis
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tournament Bids Predictions
• POY Predictions

Doc LouAllen, Cam Riehl, and Rich Harris discuss the latest NBA news and rumors, plus the guys review the FIBA World Cup as the competition is now down to the Final Four.

CHAPTERS:

1.  NBA Notebook (02:20)

• The latest 76ers/James Harden developments and rumors
• Christian Wood signs with the Lakers
• Harry Giles gets another chance in the NBA
• Bucks officially sign Drew Timme; will he make the team?
• Reviewing the World Cup action so far
• 26 World Cup standouts under 30 years old who could contribute in The Association
• World Cup Predictions:
  • Friday:  United States vs. Germany and Canada vs. Serbia
  • Sunday: championship game

2.  Mailbag (59:59)

• Who are the World Champions, the Nuggets or someone else?
• Are the Trail Blazers overestimating Dame’s trade value?
• The Luka debate revisited

Rich Harris and Jake Copestick release a new edition of the College Hoops Notebook and preview the Ivy League, the Mid-American Conference, and the Missouri Valley Conference with help from two special guests — Princeton guard Matt Allocco and Toledo guard Dante  Maddox Jr.  Allocco, a career 40-percent shooter from deep, led the Ivy League in minutes played last season and was a key member of the Tigers' Sweet 16 squad.  Maddox was a big contributor for the Rockets, who led the nation in offensive efficiency last season.  He shot 45 percent from deep and ranked at the 96th percentile for points per shot as an overall jump shooter.  Per usual, the episode is separated into chapters so you easily skip to the sections that interest you the most. 

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (1:04)

• Amputating Football — Chip Kelly has a great idea. 
• Cooper Flagg Reclassifies 
• Various Roster Updates

2.  Matt Allocco Interview (25:51)

3.  Ivy League Preview (1:03:41)

• Summary of Last Season
• Roster Updates and Analysis
• Who Wins the Conference
• Which Teams Will Make the NCAA Tournament
• Who Wins Player of the Year

4.  Dante Maddox Jr. Interview (1:37:00)

5.  Mid-American (MAC) Preview (2:04:22)

• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Roster Updates and Analysis
• Who Wins the Conference
• Which Teams Will Make the NCAA Tournament
• Who Wins Player of the Year

6.  Missouri Valley (MVC) Preview (2:34:53)

• Summary of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Roster Updates and Analysis
• Who Wins the Conference
• Which Teams Will Make the NCAA Tournament
• Who Wins Player of the Year

The HPP crew discusses a number of injuries, recent roster moves, and more 76ers drama in the latest edition of the NBA Notebook.  The guys also preview the 2023 FIBA World Cup, including predictions and players to watch. 

CHAPTERS:

1.  NBA Notebook (3:47)

• Injury News, Roster Moves, & Trade Talk
• The Harden Drama Heats Up

2.  2023 FIBA World Cup Preview (56:04)

• Group A: Angola, Dominican Republic, Philippines, Italy (56:56)
• Group B: South Sudan, Serbia, China, Puerto Rico (1:04:41)
• Group C: USA, Jordan, Greece, New Zealand (1:17:31)
• Group D: Egypt, Mexico, Montenegro, Lithuania (1:24:22)
• Group E: Germany, Finland, Australia, Japan (1:31:29)
• Group F: Slovenia, Cape Verde, Georgia, Venezuela (1:42:43)
• Group G: Iran, Spain, Cote d’Ivoire, Brazil (1:48:22)
• Group H: Canada, Latvia, Lebanon, France (1:56:23)
• Predictions (2:05:23)

In a jam-packed show, Jake Copestick and Rich Harris preview the Big Sky, the Big West, and the WAC conferences with help from two special guests — Weber State wing Dillon Jones and Eastern Washington forward Cedric Coward.  Jones, the Player of the Year favorite in the Big Sky and an All-America candidate, averaged 16.7 points, 10.9 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 1.6 steals per game last season, leading the conference in rebounding and ranking among the top five in AST%, STL%, REB%, offensive rating, defensive rating, win shares, and P/M.  Coward, a junior poised to have a breakout season, finished last season with outstanding shooting splits (.683/.394/.742) and led the Big Sky with a plus-minus of 6.2.  He also finished in the top 10 of the conference for REB%, STL%, BLK%, defensive rating, PER, and win shares.

Additionally, Jake and Rich discuss conference realignment in a new edition of the College Hoops Notebook.  And, per usual, this episode is separated into chapters so you can easily skip to the sections that most interest you. 

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (4:18)

2.  Dillon Jones Interview (30:29)

3.  Big Sky 2023-24 Preview (1:08:57)

• A Review of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Roster Changes — who is coming and going
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tourney Teams Predictions
• Player of the Year Predictions

4.  Big West 2023-24 Preview (1:27:12)

• A Review of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Roster Changes — who is coming and going
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tourney Teams Predictions
• Player of the Year Predictions

5.  WAC 2023-24 Preview (1:58:44)

• Realignment
• A Review of Last Season
• Coaching Changes
• Roster Changes — who is coming and going
• Conference Champ Predictions
• NCAA Tourney Teams Predictions
• Player of the Year Predictions

6.  Cedric Coward Interview (2:31:15)

The HPP crew tips off Season 3 of the show by talking with UC Irvine big man Bent Leuchten, a Big West All-Academic selection and the conference’s returning leader for true shooting percentage (63.5), player efficiency rating (27.1), and plus-minus (7.5).  The HPP gang also covers the biggest developments in basketball in the latest editions of the College Hoops Notebook and the NBA Notebook.

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (0:38)

• USC’s Bronny James cardiac incident
• The ever-shrinking Pac-12; Colorado joining the Big 12 in 2024
• Memphis Roster Updates
• West Virginia Roster Updates
• Arkansas Roster Updates
• Kentucky Roster Updates
• The latest at New Mexico State
• Ahron Ulis Gambling Scandal

2.  Bent Leuchten Interview (49:34)


3.  NBA Notebook (1:07:56)

• Reactions to Jaylen Brown‘s new super-max extension
• Dame Lillard and James Harden trades are not on the horizon
• Charlotte Hornets roster analysis
• OKC Thunder has a ton of options
• Teams with obvious holes in their depth charts

4.  Mailbag (1:54:25)

• Homeruns and strikeouts in draft evaluation
• Who is really getting traded?
• Did Kyle Neptune trash Cam Whitmore?
• Why is Kyle Anderson playing for China in the World Cup?  

The HPP crew recaps the NBA Summer League, analyzing both the veterans and the rookies who surprised or disappointed and those who showed that they are ready to take the next step.  Sixers beat writer Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer joins the show to give us an offseason report on the 76ers, and the episode also includes a short-and-sweet edition of the College Hoops Notebook.  Like all HPP episodes, this episode is broken down into chapters so you can easily skip to the segments of the show that most interest you.   

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook, including notes on Kansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee (3:08)
2.  NBA Chat (8:39):

• Suns’ point guard Cam Payne traded to Spurs to make room to sign Bol Bol.  
• Why was Jeff Van Gundy fired by ESPN?
• Overview of the 2023 NBA Summer League

3.  Veteran Summer League Standouts Ready to Take the Next Step (32:08)
4.  76ers Offseason Report with Keith Pompey (1:03:22)
5.  Rookies Who Appear Ready to Make an Immediate Impact (1:37:59)
6.  The Jury is Still Out for these Up-and-down Summer League Rookies (2:09:50)
7.  Rookies Who Didn’t Look Ready for Primetime (2:34:46)
8.  Summer League’s Pleasant Surprises (2:51:09)
9.  Veterans Going in the Wrong Direction (3:22:50)

In this mega episode before the summer “slowdown,” the HPP Crew continues to build upon what it did in the previous two episodes (40 & 41), evaluating the value and cost of the players and draft capital acquired via trades and free agency, and combining all of that with each NBA team's Draft Grade to arrive at a final Offseason Grade.  The guys also talk about the best unsigned free agents left on the market.  Additionally, Jake Copestick and Rich Harris present another edition of the College Hoops Notebook, discussing the latest developments and rumors.  This episode is broken down into chapters so you can easily skip to the sections that involve your favorite NBA teams. 

NOTE:  for the remainder of the summer, we will be doing the show every other week, and we will resume doing the show on a weekly basis during the week of September 24. 

CHAPTERS:

1. College Hoops Notebook (1:43)
2. Atlanta Hawks (32:34)
3. Boston Celtics (38:24)
4. Brooklyn Nets (46:55)
5. Charlotte Hornets (53:19)
6. Chicago Bulls (1:00:44)
7. Cleveland Cavaliers (1:06:27)
8. Dallas Mavericks (1:13:12)
9. Denver Nuggets (1:16:01)
10. Detroit Pistons (1:21:54)
11. Golden State Warriors (1:25:45)
12. Houston Rockets (1:30:07)
13. Indiana Pacers (1:34:25)
14. LA Clippers (1:37:11)
15. LA Lakers (1:40:16)
16. Memphis Grizzlies (1:48:57)
17. Miami Heat (1:54:32)
18. Milwaukee Bucks (2:03:49)
19. Minnesota Timberwolves (2:13:13)
20. New Orleans Pelicans (2:17:02)
21. New York Knicks (2:22:50)
22. Oklahoma City Thunder (2:25:44)
23. Orlando Magic (2:33:04)
24. Philadelphia Sixers (2:36:44)
25. Phoenix Suns (2:43:46)
26. Portland Trail Blazers (2:46:49)
27. Sacramento Kings (2:53:55)
28. San Antonio Spurs (2:59:52)
29. Toronto Raptors (3:02:55)
30. Utah Jazz (3:11:36)
31. Washington Wizards (3:16:41)
32. Top Unsigned Free Agents (3:21:15)

In Part II of a two-part special, the HPP crew analyzes and grades each NBA team’s offseason performance to date, with special focus given to the results of the 2023 NBA Draft.  Twenty teams are included in this episode, starting with the Houston Rockets and ending with the Washington Wizards.

CHAPTERS:

1. Houston Rockets (0:55)
2. Indiana Pacers (10:44)
3. LA Clippers (15:37)
4. LA Lakers (25:08)
5. Memphis Grizzlies (32:19)
6. Miami Heat (39:24)
7. Milwaukee Bucks (44:26)
8. Minnesota Timberwolves (49:13)
9. New Orleans Pelicans (57:19)
10. New York Knicks (1:01:04)
11. Oklahoma City Thunder (1:02:41)
12. Orlando Magic (1:09:02)
13. Philadelphia Sixers (1:17:17)
14. Phoenix Suns (1:23:21)
15. Portland Trail Blazers (1:27:19)
16. Sacramento Kings (1:37:00)
17. San Antonio Spurs (1:38:48)
18. Toronto Raptors (1:43:46)
19. Utah Jazz (1:46:46)
20. Washington Wizards (1:52:39)

In Part I of a two-part special, the HPP crew analyzes and grades each NBA team’s offseason performance to date, with special focus given to the results of the 2023 NBA Draft.  Also, Jake Copestick and Rich Harris discuss the latest developments in college basketball in another addition of the College Hoops Notebook.

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (1:34)

• Second-time Transfer Waivers being denied in many cases
• West Virginia Update
• Memphis Update
• Kentucky Update
• Kansas Update
• Other Transfer Portal Developments & Rumors
• New Mexico State Lawsuit

2.  NBA Draft Grades and Free Agency

• Atlanta Hawks (37:28)
• Boston Celtics (45:22)
• Brooklyn Nets (50:19)
• Charlotte Hornets (56:10)
• Chicago Bulls (1:06:45)
• Cleveland Cavaliers (1:13:21)
• Dallas Mavericks (1:17:28)
• Denver Nuggets (1:24:30)
• Detroit Pistons (1:35:39)
• Golden State Warriors (1:44:26)

In the final HPP episode before the 2023 NBA Draft, the gang finishes its mock draft with detailed analysis of picks 46 through 58.  The guys also talk about their top candidates to be signed as undrafted free agents. #nbadraft

The HPP Crew continues its 2023 NBA Mock Draft with detailed analysis of picks 31 through 45.  The guys also have a quick NBA Chat and talk about a few recent developments in college basketball. 

CHAPTERS:

1.   NBA Chat (1:48)

• Draft and Trade Rumors
• Bradley Beal to the Suns for CP3 and more
• Ja Morant’s 25-game suspension

2.  College Hoops Notebook (17:53)

• The Latest Transfer Portal Developments & Rumors
• Bob Huggins resigns as West Virginia Head Coach

3.  Mock Draft — Picks 31-45 (25:46)

The crew finishes the first round of the HPP 2023 NBA Mock Draft, with detailed analysis of picks 15 through 30.  They also open up the College Hoops Notebook, talking about the latest player movement in Division I, and the gang has another NBA Chat, featuring a first-hand report from the Championship Parade in Denver and a discussion about the various trade rumors circulating.

CHAPTERS:

1.  College Hoops Notebook (0:45)

• The latest transfer portal developments and rumors
• Key international players withdraw from the NBA Draft

2.  NBA Chat (18:08)

• A report from Denver’s Championship Parade
• Are the Nuggets the next NBA dynasty?
• How important is it for Denver to re-sign free agent Bruce Brown?
• Wemby’s season ends with disappointment.
• Pelicans looking to move up in the draft for Scoot Henderson.
• Trail Blazers shopping No. 3 Pick and Anfernee Simons for a star player.
• Mavericks shopping pick No. 10 for a established veteran.

3.  Mock Draft — Picks 15-30 (45:06)

In the first of a four-part series, the HPP crew begins its annual NBA Mock Draft.  This particular episode covers the first 14 selections (the lottery) for 2023, including detailed analysis of each player picked.  The subsequent three episodes will be:  Episode 37 (picks 15-30 on June 15), Episode 38 (picks (31-45 on June 18), and Episode 39 (picks 46-58, plus promising undrafted free agents, on June 20).  

The San Antonio Spurs are on the clock!