The 2023 NBA draft is in the books and the next generation of basketball stars is being ushered into the league, headlined at the top by 7-foot-5 French sensation Victor Wembanyama and national freshman of the year Brandon Miller, drafted by the San Antonio Spurs and Charlotte Hornets, respectively.
But you know how the phrase goes — "Out with the old, in with the new." There are only 150 starting positions across 30 teams in the NBA, meaning the competition for the coveted roster spots is ramping up as new blood enters the mix in the offseason.