4. San Antonio Spurs 2 of 5 G Fiume/Getty Images The San Antonio Spurs' trade for veteran De'Aaron Fox at last year's deadline offered two important insights into their thinking. First, the team isn't necessarily going to build a supporting cast of early-20s projects around Victor Wembanyama.

And second: This is an opportunistic franchise that will capitalize whenever it has leverage—even for an imperfect asset. Fox made it clear he wanted to go to San Antonio, and the Spurs used that advantage to land him for a below-market rate. Even if he's not a ideal fit, the former All-Star was too good of a value at that price.

Knowing that, we should expect the Spurs to run headlong at Giannis Antetokounmpo on draft night if it's clear by then that he wants to leave Milwaukee. Other veteran stars should also be in San Antonio's sights. Even if the Spurs stick to everyone's draft board and take Dylan Harper at No.

2, that could mean a Fox trade is imminent. More broadly, it's hard to see San Antonio going into next season with all three of Harper, Fox and Stephon Castle on the roster.