Based on the standings going into tonight’s games. As the players continue to trickle out, we’ll tinker with this accordingly. Some guys not on here because they may not come out: The trio at Wake, Ed Davis at UNC, Johnny Flynn of Syracuse, and WVU’s Devin Ebanks.

1. Sacramento Kings – Blake Griffin, PF, Oklahoma. No debate.
2. Washington Wizards - Hasheem Thabeet, C, Connecticut. Seven-foot-three center should help bring down the league’s worst field goal percentage defense (48 percent). There’s an argument to be heard for Greg Monroe to play PF with Haywood in the middle.
3. Memphis Grizzlies – Greg Monroe, PF, Georgetown. Seem set at the 1, 2, 3, so grab Monroe to help the 2nd worst rebounding team in the league. If he doesn’t come out – we don’t think he will: Jordan Hill of Arizona.
4. LA Clippers – Earl Clark, SF, Louisville. The scoring will come around when everyone’s healthy. We’ like Clark because of his defensive abilities. Then what becomes of Al Thornton?
5. Oklahoma City Thunder – Ricky Rubio, PG, Spain. If there’s even a chance he can be bought out, he’s our guy. Worst case scenario – draft him now, wait a year, and then bring him on board.
6. Minnesota Timberwolves – Eric Maynor, PG, VCU. Might be a bit high – especially with Brandon Jennings and Ty Lawson on the board. If you want to consider shifting Foye to PG and picking Gerald Henderson or DeMar DeRozan to play SG, that makes sense, too.
7. Golden State Warriors – Tyreke Evans, SG, Memphis. Best-on-board pick. Will have to fight Jamal Crawford for time, but he’s probably already better at getting to the basket.
8. Toronto Raptors – Cole Aldrich, C, Kansas. Commence Ostertag jokes. Will add the toughness inside that Jermaine O’Neal never brought, and Bargnani can slide to SF. If you think the Raptors can win with Bargnani at PF (we don’t), then perhaps SF James Harden of Arizona State, since Marion ain’t coming back.
9. New York Knicks – Sam Young, SF, Pitt. D’Antoni likes to collect athletes, and Young’s NBA-ready, unlike last year’s rookie (who can’t stay healthy). SGs Henderson or DeRozan would be a Garden favorite if either comes out and falls this far.
10. New Jersey Nets – DeJuan Blair, PF, Pitt. Probably will measure out at like 6-foot-6, and he never got to face Hansbrough or Griffin in March. Had 22 and 23 against Thabeet and Harangody. Had 20-17 vs. Greg Monroe. Hit the jackpot last year with Brook Lopez for the first time in forever … he could use a wingman.
11. Indiana Pacers – Willie Warren, G, Oklahoma. Ford and Jack are already on board … but are either the PG of the future? Brandon Jennings is more of a pure PG, so perhaps he gets the nod. Could take a chance on BJ Mullens to have an agile shot-blocker behind Hibbert.
12. Milwaukee Bucks – Patrick Patterson, PF, Kentucky. May not come out, but he’d sure add toughness next to Bogut on the – wait for it – playoff-bound Bucks. Thought briefly about Chase Budginer to help one of the worst shooting teams in the league … but they took SF Joe Alexander last year. Sleeper: Hansbrough.
13. Charlotte Bobcats – DeMar Derozan, SG, USC. Lost scoring punch when J Rich was traded and need a guy to take over when Bell leaves in 2010. If DeRozan is gone, local kid Steph Curry is the pick.
14. Phoenix Suns – Ty Lawson, PG, UNC. Is Dragic the heir apparent to Nash? If so, then .