The NBA has the recent draft class take photos in their uniform. It's one of the first times they're fully suited up. The Thunder only had two players participate in the 2025 NBA

The 2025 NBA draft was completed less than a month ago, but teams are already looking ahead to next year and beyond.

The Cleveland Cavaliers made two picks in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft, but one of them won't be suiting up in the league in this upcoming season.

After his redshirt season, Nikola Topic finally played for the Thunder. The 19-year-old missed his first year recovering from a partially torn ACL. That dropped him to the No. 12 spot of the 2024 NBA draft. He became the first player in NBA history to win a ring before he logged a stat.

The Rockets have two potentially strong first-round assets in the 2027 NBA draft, but ESPN’s Jonathan Givony reports that it could be a weak class.

Like Patrick Williams—Chicago’s dumbest first-round draft decision since they traded LaMarcus Aldridge for Tyrus Thomas in 2006 (oy gevalt)—the 18-year-old wasn’t his team’s go-to player in his recent pre-NBA life. (Williams, if you’ll recall—and I very much recall—was the sixth man in his only season at Florida State.)

The Utah Jazz raised eyebrows when they selected Ace Bailey with the fifth overall pick of the 2025 NBA Draft, considering he never had a pre-draft workout or interview with them.

NBA Draft concerns rise as the 2027 class is viewed as especially weak, prompting teams to prioritize the loaded 2026 draft class instead.

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