Either way, this is a roster in need of an injection of youth. The Sixers went the veteran route in 2024-25, and it looked good on paper, but they needed some younger pieces to supplement the roster and get through the slog of an 82-game season.

The Utah Jazz worked out Tre Johnson last week. Next week, more big names are expected, including Jeremiah Fears and more.

Reportedly, Clifford Omoruyi, a center who spent this past season at the University of Alabama, had a workout scheduled with the Lakers. He's a bouncy 6-foot-11 center with the type of outstanding athleticism and basic abilities they want and need in a big man.

Huntley, who is 6-foot-11, averaged 15.7 points and 8.1 rebounds a game while shooting 49.3% from the field this past season as a fifth-year senior. He dramatically improved his scoring average, as it was the first time in his college career he had gotten into doubles figures in scoring for a full season.

The Philadelphia 76ers reportedly already have an idea of which prospect they plan to select with the No. 3 pick in the 2025 NBA draft later this month.

He averaged 13.0 points, 9.1 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game and made 62.3% of his field-goal attempts this past season, and his 7-foot-6 wingspan seems to give him the potential to be a solid rim protector. At age 22 and with five years of college experience, he could be a little more NBA-ready than some other prospects available at pick No. 55.

NBA Draft, several prospects will have a chance to walk across the stage and hear their names called at Barclays Center.

The Golden State Warriors talent delivered some kind words towards one of the biggest prospects in the 2025 NBA Draft.

While Duke’s Cooper Flagg is the headliner, this month’s NBA draft could be just as much about the high-end guard prospects available.