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The Miami Heat traded their No. 13 overall pick \u2014 plus two other unprotected firsts and four players \u2014 for Giannis Antetokounmpo this week. But that will not preclude them from participating in Day 2 of the 2026 NBA Draft, where they own the No. 41 pick.<\/p>\n
Of the names still available, who are a few they should consider if they drop? Let\u2019s examine!<\/p>\n
Emanuel Sharp, G, Houston:<\/p>\n
Skinny: Of these three, Sharp\u2019s name is least likely to drop past 40. But if he is, Miami should race to the podium. Sharp doesn\u2019t have great size, nor does he have a crazy wingspan. But the 6-foot-3 guard was a culture bearer under one of the best head coaches in America, Kelvin Sampson.<\/p>\n
Sharp is tough, fearless and selfless, averaging 11.8 points on a career 37.6 percent from 3-point range. He\u2019s one of the best point-of-attack defenders in this draft and would instantly fit both culturally and as a 3-and-D contributor. At this range, he\u2019d be a perfect NBA-ready contributor from Day 1.<\/p>\n
Trevon Brazile, F, Arkansas:<\/p>\n
Skinny: Brazile\u2019s first four seasons at Missouri and Arkansas scarred me. The tape was bad. But he won me over alongside Darius Acuff and Billy Richmond this season. The super senior is a freakish athlete and began to put the puzzle pieces together, averaging 13.0 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game last year. <\/p>\n
There\u2019s more shooting to unlock for him at the next level. And his impact defense continued to grow, productivity notwithstanding. All that combined with his freakish length (6\u201910.75\u2033, 7\u20193.75\u2033 wingspan, 9\u20191 standing reach) and athleticism (41.5\u2033 vertical) make him a worthwhile dart throw.<\/p>\n
Jaden Bradley, G, Arizona:<\/p>\n
Skinny: The reigning Big 12 Player of the Year was one of the best glue guys in America. On a team that featured a pair of highly touted freshmen in Brayden Burries (#myguy) and Koa Peat, Bradley\u2019s winning plays consistently stood out. He wasn\u2019t a high-volume 3-point shooter. But he was efficient, a good rebounder, a vastly improved passer and was feisty at the point-of-attack. I\u2019ll buy him continuing to be a contributing role player at the next level, no matter his stop.<\/p>\n
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