Minnesota Timberwolves: 2020 NBA Mock Draft 1.0
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Patrick Williams is one of the more interesting players in this draft class. On one hand, he could be out of the league in five years. On the other, he brings a versatile skill set on both ends of the floor. Paired with Marvin Bagley, he could be an excellent fit for the Kings.
Williams does a lot on both ends of the floor. He is a decent post scorer and can hit the occasional open three-point shot. Defensively he is an above-average on-and-off-ball defender. Williams could be a plus complimentary player on both ends of the floor.
Giving Williams a place that he can possibly turn into the Kings’ 4th best player without having to take away the ball from Fox, Hield, or Bagley would be an incredible get, should he realize his full potential.