20. Cleveland CavaliersKyshawn George | 6-7 wing | 20 years old | Miami (Fla.)I’m not this high on George, but he was invited to the NBA Draft Green Room and is seen as a potential option to be selected in the top 20 somewhere, with even a couple of lottery teams doing due diligence to learn more about him. He’s a big wing who can shoot, dribble for his size and pass. However, he’s not particularly explosive athletically and has never been productive at any stage of his journey to this point. He scored less than three points per game in the French second division last season, and averaged fewer than double-figures for a Miami team that was one of the worst high-major teams in the country by the end of the season.Still, George is a late bloomer who grew up to his current 6-7 size over the last 18 months. He is seen as an upside swing who could be worthwhile for teams who like wings with size and shooting ability. The Cavaliers are doing their work right now on many of the bigger wings in this draft class, as well as a few of the guards.

24. New York Knicks (via Mavericks)Kyle Filipowski | 6-11 big | 20 years old| DukeAs a big man who can shoot, Filipowski could pair well with a starting center or serve as a third big. The Duke product averaged 16.4 points, 8.3 rebounds and 2.8 assists while shooting about 50 percent from the field and 35 percent from 3 this season. He carried the Blue Devils through long stretches of games with his ability to catch the ball on the block and score, but pro scouts are more intrigued by his well-rounded perimeter game. Filipowski can shoot from 3, attack heavy closeouts and bring the ball up the court in grab-and-go situations. His passing took a leap this past season, and he was more comfortable reading the court.Filipowski’s defense is better than its reputation. Duke had a top-16 defense this past season, and he usually positions himself well, contests enough shots and can slide his feet a couple of times on an island to stay with wings and even some guards. It’s difficult to find 7-footers who can dribble, pass and shoot. Filipowski can do all three.The Knicks could use a player to allow them to flash a five-out look. Filipowski would unlock that option while bringing the kind of rebounding and intensity to the court Tom Thibodeau would connect with more than other coaches.

1. Many media outlets have been giving the job to James Borrego. Can he still end up being the replacement for J.B. Bickerstaff? Well, maybe …2. I’m hearing the Cavs could end up where they started the search – with Kenny Atkinson. The former Brooklyn head coach was high on Cleveland’s list in the beginning. In his interviews, Atkinson did nothing to change that opinion. The Cavs liked him a lot back then, and they still do.Pluto说他听到的是阿特金斯才是首选