NBA Draft Breaks New Ground with Two-Day Event as Class of 2024 Continues

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27/06/2024 19h35

In a historic move, the NBA draft extends to two days for the very first time in the league's history. The Class of 2024 enters its second round at 4 p.m. ET on Thursday with ESPN covering the event. Day 1 of the draft created excitement with international talents dominating the top picks, the Minnesota Timberwolves making a significant trade, and several intriguing selections and trades taking place.

Day 2 of the NBA draft holds the promise of answering lingering questions and offering more surprises. Analysts predict that players like Kyle Filipowski, Johnny Furphy, Tyler Smith, and Bronny James could potentially become early picks on Thursday.

As the draft enters Round 2, speculation swirls around which team could make an impact during this phase. Fans await the excitement and anticipation of discovering those under-the-radar prospects who may prove to be hidden gems and potential steals for their respective teams.

To shed light on the remaining prospects, ESPN experts Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo have compiled their top 100 rankings. These rankings serve as a guide for navigating through the draft and offer insights into the potential of the available players.

As basketball enthusiasts gear up for the final phase of the NBA draft, the anticipation is high. The mock draft write-ups based on scouting reports of the prospects have piqued the interest of fans as they eagerly await the selection process.

The NBA draft continues to rewrite the record books, and with the extension to a two-day event, this year's draft class is making history. Stay tuned as the Class of 2024 continues to unfold, delivering excitement, surprises, and potentially unearthing hidden talents.

For more information, fans can refer to the Top 100 rankings, best available players list, full draft order, trades recap, and more details provided by ESPN.

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