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Will Pistons actually select No. 1?
There are odds provided for the draft position of several players, but there is no information available regarding which team will ultimately secure the No. 1 pick.
Last month marked a historic moment for the Pistons as they secured their first-ever lottery win. It seems highly likely that Detroit will select Cunningham as their top pick.
ESPN published an article exploring possible trade offers that Detroit could receive for the coveted top selection.
The majority of offers are made by teams ranked in the top 10. This includes an offer that involves acquiring Houston’s second overall pick, their 24th pick, and the return of their original 2022 first-round pick.
Golden State has the alternative choice of offering No. 7, No. 14, a 2022 pick, and James Wiseman to Detroit in exchange for No. 1, No. 37, Rodney McGruder, and Jahlil Okafor.
Despite the intriguing nature of some trades, it appears that they would only serve to prolong the Pistons’ rebuilding endeavors.
Cunningham was recently put through a workout by Detroit, and subsequently, he made an appearance at a Detroit Tigers game. Supporters erupted in a chorus of ‘We Want Cade,’ making their desires clear to the Pistons.
Michigan’s Franz Wagner in the top 10?
In addition to the No. 1 pick saga, basketball enthusiasts in the mitten state can divert their attention towards several college players during the draft.
It seems that Franz Wagner from Michigan is the leading choice among Division 1 programs within the state.
After his sophomore season with the Michigan Wolverines, the small forward, who stood at a towering height of 6’9″, made the decision to depart. Throughout his time with the team, he showcased remarkable statistics, averaging 12.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game.
According to ESPN’s projections for the 2021 NBA Draft, Wagner is ranked as the 10th-best player available. Additionally, oddsmakers also consider him to be a top-10 pick.
According to DraftKings, Wagner is favored at -145 to be selected within the top-10 picks. Additionally, both DraftKings and BetMGM set his Over/Under draft position at 9.5.
According to Sports Illustrated’s most recent mock draft, the Sacramento Kings are projected to select Wagner with the ninth overall pick.
Moritz Wagner, the brother of Franz, was selected as the No. 25 overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft.
Second-round NBA Draft potential in Michigan, too
Thursday’s 2021 NBA Draft second round might showcase several prominent individuals who are not affiliated with the Pistons.
The names of Aaron Henry from Michigan State, Isaiah Livers from Michigan, and Jason Preston from Ohio, could all potentially be called out.
Henry’s draft position is listed at 43.5, whereas Preston’s is slightly better at 41.5. On the other hand, Livers is further behind with a draft position of 52.5.
Preston, a point guard standing at 6 feet and 4 inches, departed Ohio following a successful junior season. During his time with the Bobcats, he notably guided them to the NCAA Tournament and secured a surprising victory against Virginia in the first round. Throughout the season, he maintained an impressive average of 15.7 points, 7.3 rebounds, and 7.3 assists per game.
According to an article from The Athletic (subscription), Preston, a previous contributor to PistonPowered, a fan website dedicated to covering the team, has always been a devoted fan of the Pistons. This passion for the team was passed down from his Jamaican mother.
According to SI, the Oklahoma City Thunder is projected to select Preston at the 34th overall pick.
After his junior season, Henry decided to depart from MSU. Despite occasionally displaying inconsistency in his performance, the 6-6 guard remained the driving force for the Spartans. Throughout the 2020-21 season, he maintained an average of 15.4 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game.
SI predicts that Henry will be selected by the Atlanta Hawks as the 48th overall pick.
Livers, a 6-7 forward from Michigan, made the decision to come back for his senior year and played a vital role in leading the Wolverines to the Elite Eight. Throughout the season, he achieved remarkable personal bests with an average of 13.1 points, 6.0 rebounds, and an impressive 43.1% shooting accuracy from beyond the arc.
According to SI, Livers is expected to be selected by the Brooklyn Nets as the 59th overall pick.
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