27. Miami Heat – Kendall Brown, F, Baylor
It would be surprising if the Miami Heat didn’t seek help on the wing or the frontcourt. They could do that via the draft by selecting Kendall Brown. Brown averaged 10 points and five rebounds on nearly 35 percent shooting from 3 during his freshman campaign at Baylor.
28. Golden State Warriors – Jean Montero, G, Overtime Elite
I think the Golden State Warriors’ offseason will largely depend on how they perform in the postseason. If they lose early on, it could dramatically impact how they approach the NBA Draft.
Nevertheless, with the No. 28 pick, the Warriors could look to add another talented guard to their developmental system. Jean Montero seems like an interesting option for the Warriors here.