Jaren Jackson Jr. and Luka Doncic head up this final ranking before the draft -- with a few other key last-minute shakeups.
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The Orlando Magic need star power, culture setters and shooting. That is why Luka Doncic, Trae Young and Jaren Jackson Jr. head up this big board.
Jaren Jackson Jr. has risen to become widely considered the second or third best player in the 2018 NBA Draft. What would he look like on the Orlando Magic?
Much has been made of the Orlando Magic’s post-All-Star weekend defensive rating. A closer look at the numbers, however, indicates not much has changed.
Luka Doncic is by most reasonable measures the best basketball player on the planet not currently in the NBA. How will he translate to the NBA?
Elfrid Payton is not a good defender, and few would argue otherwise. But the impact of his struggles reach even farther than one might expect.
Michael Porter Jr. is this draft class's most polished scorer. But since his injury, he has gotten lost in the shuffle. How will he fit in the NBA?
Trae Young is one of the NCAA's most hyped, dynamic point guard prospects in a long time. But how does he project into the NBA and onto the Orlando Magic?
Deandre Ayton has undeniable physical tools, but his mental makeup and skills will determine both his NBA success and potential fit with the Orlando Magic.