NBA Mock Draft 2.0: Tankathon sim gives Knicks No. 1 overall pick
By Zach Hood
Bey shot 45 percent on almost six 3-point attempts per game, giving him the type of complementary shooting the Portland Trail Blazers sorely need. This feels like a perfect fit as he also projects to hold his own defensively. Bey doubled his scoring average from his freshman to his sophomore season, so it’s possible he’s just scratching the surface as a scorer. While he projects as a secondary scorer at the next level, his 3-and-D tendencies make him one of the safer guys in this draft and someone the Blazers should definitely be attracted to. He should be ready to help chip in on any team’s bench for a playoff push next season.