https://youtu.be/lb3nSUbGz_M
19. Detroit Pistons: Wade Baldwin IV (PG-Vanderbilt)
- Sophomore
- 20 yrs.
- 6’3″, 195 lbs.
Wade Baldwin was one of the best passers in the country, ranked 35th in the entire country in assist rate, leading an offense that ranked in the top-50 in the country in adjusted-O according to kenpom.com.
The Pistons can use a good three-point shooter behind slashing point guard Reggie Jackson, and Baldwin fits the bill.
20. Memphis Grizzlies: Malcolm Brogdon (SG-Virginia)
- Senior
- 23 yrs.
- 6’5″, 215 lbs.
The Grizzlies lack of a reliable three-point shooter has become comical over the last two playoff seasons. For 2015-16, they are 29th in the league ahead of just the pathetic Lakers.
Senior Malcolm Brogdon is coming off a year in which he was ACC POTY and a consensus First-Team All-American. He was a perfect fit for Virginia’s aggressive defensive style and shot 36.5 percent from downtown in his career. Brogdon will be able to compete right away.
21. Boston Celtics: DeAndre Bembry (SF-St. Joseph’s)
- Junior
- 21 yrs.
- 6’6″, 210 lbs.
DeAndre Bembry made a name for himself in the NCAA Tournament with his performance against Oregon. After flying under the radar at Saint Joe’s for three seasons, he’s made a name for himself as a legit NBA prospect.
https://youtu.be/-rWUigP7-Xc
Bembry was the Atlantic 10 Conference Player of the Year, averaging 37.3 minutes, 17.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and 1.4 steals.
The Celtics could use a wing player to replace Evan Turner, and Bembry can be that guy.