With contact between teams and prospects limited to the digital sphere until further notice and the likelihood of draft and off-season being pushed back to August or September, it would be tough to characterize a player’s draft stock as “rising” per usual parlance. Other than players declaring for the draft and selecting agents and teams delving into extensive video and background work, the pre-draft process (whatever it ends up looking like) hasn’t really begun, to the extent that it ever will. Business continues for all parties, but teams have had to operate creatively in the short-term, with the dust still settling as far as the timetable for the season and off-season.
NBA Draft Stock Watch: Five Prospects to Watch
