The 2020 NBA Draft on Wednesday night provides as uncertain a selection process as ever considering the lack of a bonafide, overwhelming No. 1 consensus.
The honor of the top pick, held by the Minnesota Timberwolves, could go to any of Anthony Edwards, James Wiseman, or LaMelo Ball with each path likely to send tremors throughout the remainder of the first round.
For the Philadelphia 76ers, it likely won't have much of an impact considering they hold the No. 21 selection on Wednesday night. But it will provide an opportunity to address serious needs, including a boost in outside shooting.
While their percentage from three-point range ranked ninth in the NBA, their average of 11.6 three's made per game ranked 19th and their 31.6 attempted was 22nd.
In today's three-point laden NBA, high volume and reliable outside shooting will only make the 76ers more dangerous.
Luckily for them, they'll have a chance to nab one of the best pure shooters in the draft class in Tyrell Terry despite holding a bottom-10 pick in the first round.
The Stanford product shot nearly 41% from beyond the arc last season and provides an agile craftiness to his repertoire that has him drawing comparisons to Blazers star CJ McCollum.
Here is Metro Philadelphia's first-round mock:
Minnesota Timberwolves- Anthony Edwards, SG, Georgia
Golden State Warriors- James Wiseman, C, Memphis
Charlotte Hornets- LaMelo Ball, PG, Illawarra Hawks (Australia)
Chicago Bulls- Deni Avdija, Israel
Cleveland Cavaliers- Obi Toppin, PF, Dayton
Atlanta Hawks- Tyrese Haliburton, PG, Iowa State
Detroit Pistons- Isaac Okoro, SG/SF, Auburn
New York Knicks- Devin Vassell, SG, Florida State
Washington Wizards- Onyeka Okongwu, PF/C, USC
Phoenix Suns- Kira Lewis, PG, Alabama
San Antonio Spurs- Killian Hayes, PG, France
Sacramento Kings- Aaron Nesmith, SF, Vanderbilt
New Orleans Pelicans- Saddiq Bey, SG/SF, Villanova
Boston Celtics- Patrick Williams, SF/PF, Florida State
Orlando Magic- RJ Hampton, PG/SG, New Zealand Breakers
Portland Trail Blazers- Precious Achiuwa, SF/PF, Memphis
Minnesota Timberwolves- Cole Anthony, PG, North Carolina
Dallas Mavericks- Tyrese Maxey, SG, Kentucky
Brooklyn Nets- Desmond Bane, SF, TCU
Miami Heat- Josh Green, SG, Arizona
Philadelphia 76ers- Tyrell Terry, PG, Stanford
Denver Nuggets- Robert Woodard II, SG, Mississippi State
Utah Jazz- Tre Jones, PG, Duke
Milwaukee Bucks- Aleksej Pokusevski, C, Serbia
Oklahoma City Thunder- Jaden McDaniels, PF, Washington
Boston Celtics- Vernon Carey, PF/C, Duke
New York Knicks- Theo Maledon, PG, France
Los Angeles Lakers- Cassius Stanley, SG, Duke
Toronto Raptors- Malachi Flynn, PG, San Diego State
Boston Celtics- Xavier Tillman, PF, Michigan State
