5 Teams That Could Trade Up In 2025 NBA Draft
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With one week to go before the NBA draft, prospects are wrapping up workouts, and trade ideas are being discussed among front offices.
Shake Milton #18 of the Philadelphia 76ers celebrates during the third quarter against the Chicago Bulls at Wells Fargo Center on Novembe
Here are seven players who could be available for the Milwaukee Bucks when they make their pick in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft.
It has a rare immovable lock at No. 1. Cooper Flagg is objectively one of the four best prospects of the past 15
Twenty-nine of the 32 players picked in the first round 2025 NFL draft have signed their rookie contracts. The three exceptions are Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter (pick No. 2), Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Shemar Stewart (pick No. 17) and Denver Broncos cornerback Jahdae Barron (pick No. 20).
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The 2024 NFL draft marked the second draft of General Manager Omar Khan. We already broke down the strength of the 2023 draft class and where we see them fit in the upcoming season. Next up, we have the 2024 class which features two guys coming back from injuries that cut their rookie seasons short.
NBA Draft quickly approaching, the Dallas Mavericks have reportedly scheduled a private visit on Tuesday for Cooper Flagg, the reigning CBS Sports National Player of the Year. Unless Flagg cracks a beer,
Kansas City Chiefs fans should get a head start on their 2026 NFL draft wishlist by checking out these Big 12 offensive linemen.
Porter Martone set three goals for himself as a high-end prospect entering his draft-eligible season. Not surprisingly, the right wing with Brampton of the Ontario Hockey League recorded a hat trick.
After Washington fell to sixth in the NBA Draft Lottery, all signs point to the team continuing to remain patient.
• In the 2025 NBA Draft, the top international players who competed at U.S. colleges in 2024-25 include BYU’s Egor Demin (Russia), Baylor’s VJ Edgecombe (Bahamas), Illinois’ Kasparas Jakučionis (Lithuania) and Will Riley (Canada), Duke’s Khaman Malu- ach (South Sudan) and Stanford’s Maxime Raynaud (France).