NBA Draft is less than two weeks away and we are finally starting to get a consensus of when each player could hear their name called.

Why fantasy football managers in a rookie dynasty draft should target Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins at No. 6 overall.

Tamar Bates has put himself in the second-round discussion with a strong draft process, first standing out at Elite Camp and then looking like he belonged during NBA combine scrimmages. He’s an efficient shotmaker and one of the most efficient finishers among guards in this year’s field.

With two weeks to go before the draft, which prospects are rising and falling — and which teams might swing a trade?

NBA Draft class has been the ultimate rollercoaster. This group entered the year looking like it could potentially be one of the strongest classes in recent memory, but much of that optimism faded by the midway point in the season.

For the second straight year, the NBA Draft will take up two days on the calendar, with the first round on June 25 and Round 2 on June 26. The Celtics won't pick until No. 28 in the first round, but will pick early in the season round with the 32nd overall pick.

The Nationals aren't showing their hand as to who they'll pick No. 1, but an infielder from the Pacific Northwest could be in their sights.