The Orlando Magic were one of the biggest surprises in the NBA this season, behind a playoff appearance and a number of their young players making real strides this season. Orlando will already be adding Markelle Fultz to this roster next season, so whoever they pick at 16 will almost act as a second first-round talent.
And what better move than adding one of the best long-range shooters in the draft. That’s exactly what Tyler Herro is. During his freshman season at Kentucky, Herro averaged 14 points and five rebounds on 36 percent shooting from 3-point range on nearly five attempts per contest.
Herro is a player that probably won’t come in and start right away, but could be a contributor in the right situation and under the right guidance. Herro could be a steal for the Magic in the middle of the first round.