Flagg is the top player in this year's prospects as Matt Norlander offers up his one and only mock draft for 2025

Chris Forsberg shares his 2025 NBA Mock Draft, in which the Celtics use both of their selections to improve on the defensive side.

NBA Draft just days away, let's take a look at how the first round could unfold and how that will shift the ever-evolving landscape of the league.

With the NBA draft just over a week away, three teams have been most aggressive in moving up in the first round.

The Brooklyn Nets could be looking to move up in the 2025 NBA Draft and the Houston Rockets could be a team for Brooklyn to work with.

The Washington Wizards' Michael Winger- and Will Dawkins-led front office has traded up the board in each of its first two drafts on the job. It would be foolish to rule out another upward climb this year.

Former Duke star Cooper Flagg is projected to be the No. 1 pick by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2025 NBA draft, which will be held June 25-26 at the Barclays Center in New York (both nights at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN).

As we’ve been tracking, there are some wildly differing opinions on how good Duke’s Cooper Flagg will be in the NBA. Over at Sportskeeda, two NBA executives and a scout gave their opinions. Here are some excerpts from their comments: “ If he’s healthy,

Dallas securing Flagg is a big deal, but not as important as New Balance signing the teenage situation to a multi-year sneaker deal before he began his college career. Flagg's sne