CHICAGO — The on-court portion of the draft combine wrapped up on Friday, with two more scrimmages giving prospects a chance to perform in front of the entire league. As a whole, five-on-five play was heavily watered down this year as a vast majority of potential first-round picks opted not to play, aiming to protect their draft stock. Regardless, there were a number of intriguing players who benefited this week, including Luka Samanic and Jalen Lecque, both of whom we discussed on Thursday, and opted to shut it down after positive showings. There were also some guys who struggled.
NBA Draft Combine Notebook: Nicolas Claxton Displays Versatility, Tacko Fall Remains Fascinating
