NBA Mock Draft 4.0: Wolves with the first pick, Knicks take Vassell

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Minnesota Timberwolves, Patrick Williams

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PF. Sacramento Kings. Patrick Williams. 12. player. 84.

The Kings need a lot. Mostly, a new coach, new management, and preferably new ownership. But we can’t do anything about that. So, let’s fix the Kings with a late-lottery draft pick in a sub-par pool of talent.

Patrick Williams is a versatile forward that does a lot of different things on both sides of the ball. First, he is incredibly athletic and offers a lot when it comes to on-ball defense. Though he needs to improve his footwork mechanics, he does enough to be a plus on that end of the floor.

Offensively, Williams does not move much when the ball is not in his hands, but he has a solid shot, mechanics, and can post-up when he needs to. He’s overall a high-upside pick and gives the Kings another forward that can help on both offense and defense.