2015 NBA Draft: Scouting reports, team needs, and more

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Get an in-depth look at the top prospects in this year's class, what each team needs to do with their picks, mock drafts, and more leading up to the 2015 NBA Draft, which takes place June 25 in Brooklyn.

What you need to know

It's finally here.

A year after Andrew Wiggins became the No. 1 pick, after a college season, after months of accusations of tanking and unintentional ineptitude, after the draft lottery, after all the posturing and misinformation leaked to shuffle player values: the 2015 NBA Draft is upon us.

Salary cap spikes in 2016 and 2017 have conspired to confuse what teams and players may look to do here in 2015, while also increasing the relative value of rookie-scale contracts in the near future.

Draft night usually brings plenty of surprises and loads of trades, from small and largely meaningless to league-changing. Some of those won't be official until after July 1, when rookies can be included in deals more freely, but Thursday should prove frenetic.

Embrace the chaos. [Read More]

Mock Drafts

Tap the links below to see full first-round mock drafts from throughout the draft process.

Final 60-pick mock draft
theScore roundtable mock draft
Early 1st-round mock draft

Scouting Reports

Tap the links below to see a full scouting report for each of the top 35 players in the draft.

Point Guard

D'Angelo Russell
Emmanuel Mudiay
Cameron Payne
Tyus Jones
Jerian Grant
Delon Wright
Terry Rozier
George Lucas de Paula (Note: Withdrew from draft on June 15)

Shooting Guard

Devin Booker
R.J. Hunter
Rashad Vaughn
Anthony Brown

Small Forward

Justise Winslow
Mario Hezonja
Stanley Johnson
Kelly Oubre
Sam Dekker
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
Justin Anderson
Jonathan Holmes

Power Forward

Kristaps Porzingis
Myles Turner
Trey Lyles
Bobby Portis
Kevon Looney
Montrezl Harrell
Chris McCullough
Jarell Martin
Christian Wood

Center

Karl-Anthony Towns
Jahlil Okafor
Willie Cauley-Stein
Frank Kaminsky
Robert Upshaw
Dakari Johnson
Mouhammadou Jaiteh

Team Needs by Division

Tap the links below to see an analysis of what each team could be looking to do with the picks they have, division by division.

Atlantic Division
Southwest Division
Central Division
Northwest Division
Pacific Division
Southeast Division

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The worst pick from each lottery slot
The best pick from each lottery slot
3 things you need to know