2020 NBA Draft Final Big Board Rankings

LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards lead the way in a wonky draft class that doesn’t measure up to recent years. What players make up this year’s top 50 NBA draft prospects?

THE 2020 NBA DRAFT IS HERE AT LAST. It was an interminably long draft process, thanks to the pandemic delaying everything, leaving more time than ever to prepare for one of the weakest draft classes in recent memory. Couple that with precious little data for the names at the top thanks to international play, NCAA sanctions, and no March Madness, and it’ll feel really good to put this draft in the books and move forward.

For the first time in awhile, we have no idea what draft day will be bring. We don’t know who’ll go #1, or if Minnesota even plans on keeping the pick. LaMelo Ball, James Wiseman, and Anthony Edwards have long been the presumed top three, but there’s no consensus number one. The 2020 draft promises to be wild and unpredictable. That means huge reaches and wild trade ups on draft night, since no one really knows where any player will actually be drafted.

I already spent 35,000 words breaking down every prospect by position, so make sure to read the deep dives on each player. Today’s big board is about ranking players in comparison to one another and figuring out how to value them in the NBA going forward. Pay attention to the position listing by each player, not to pigeonhole them into an outdated…