2. James Wiseman
It doesn’t take much of an imagination to see James Wiseman having a ton of success with the Golden State Warriors.
The Dubs have revolutionized the game with their pace-and-space style. All they need to piece everything together is to add a dominant, rum-running center such as Wiseman.
The defensive-oriented big man averaged 19.7 points and 10.7 rebounds and blocked a total of 9 shots in three games for the Memphis Tigers. He showed great potential as a rim protector and solid finishing ability above the rim.
With this being said, there is some concern about his offensive skills. Wiseman seems to lack dexterity and can be thrown off his game when forced to his off-hand. Furthermore, he has virtually no touch from outside the paint.
Still, allowing Wiseman to wreak havoc on opposing teams by blocking shots and rolling to the hoop for open dunks alongside Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson is a wonderful sight to imagine.