There isn't a more efficient way for NBA teams to fill gaping roster holes than the annual draft.
Five franchises are especially thankful that this year's prospect pageant is just around the corner. They have plenty of needs, all of which cannot be addressed in free agency.
These squads hail from all walks of NBA life. Rebuilding projects, playoff teams and genuine championship contenders all fit the bill. Yes, even good teams have glaring weaknesses to strengthen—flaws that are the result of unremarkable incumbent solutions, expiring contracts or a complete absence of certain skill sets.
Our one rule: Teams must have at least one first-round pick in this year's draft to be considered. First-rounders, after all, are more apt to offer immediate assistance. So while the Brooklyn Nets, Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets and New York Knicks aren't listed in an official capacity, just know they're here with us in spirit.
Los Angeles Clippers
Biggest Hole: Small forward
Other Needs: Depth; additional depth; more depth still
Draft Picks: Nos. 25 an ...
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