2018 NBA Mock Draft 4.0: New York Knicks get their PG; big names fall

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10. Philadelphia 76ers (via Los Angeles Lakers) – Kevin Knox, F, Kentucky

This is an interesting spot for the Sixers. At this point in the draft, most of the best players available are point guards and centers – two positions that the Sixers have a surplus at.

Philly could move down a couple spots and still get Kevin Knox, who could add to this team’s already deep bench – and give them some insurance in the event that J.J. Redick doesn’t re-sign.

This could be a prime spot for a trade, especially if a team is looking to move up to get their guy. But, as the saying goes, the rich just keep getting richer. And that’s exactly what the Sixers will be doing here.