When: Thursday, 6 p.m.
Where: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y.
TV: ESPN
Timberwolves picks: First round, seventh overall; no second-round pick.
* Top prospects:
Markelle FultzPG Washington | 6-4, 195 | 23.2 ppg
Lonzo BallPG UCLA | 6-6, 190 | 14.6 ppg
Josh JacksonSF Kansas | 6-8, 203 | 16.3 ppg
De'Aaron FoxPG Kentucky | 6-3, 187 | 16.7 ppg
Jonathan IsaacPF Florida St. | 6-11, 205 | 12.0 ppg
Malik MonkSG Kentucky | 6-4, 197 | 19.8 ppg
Jayson TatumSF Duke | 6-8, 204 | 16.8 ppg
Lauri MarkkanenPF Arizona | 7-0, 230 | 15.6 ppg
Zach CollinsC Gonzaga | 7-0, 230 | 10.0 ppg
Dennis Smith Jr.PG N.C. State | 6-3, 195 | 18.1 ppg
* Statistics are from 2016-17
First round order:
1. Philadelphia (from Boston via Brooklyn)
2. L.A. Lakers
3. Boston (from Phil. via Sacramento)
4. Phoenix
5. Sacramento (from Philadelphia)
6. Orlando
7. Timberwolves
8. N.Y. Knicks
9. Dallas
10. Sacramento (from New Orleans)
11. Charlotte
12. Detroit
13. Denver
14. Miami
15. Portland
16. Chicago
17. Milwaukee
18. Indiana
19. Atlanta
20. Portland (from Memphis)
21. Oklahoma City
22. Brooklyn (from Washington)
23. Toronto (from L.A. Clippers)
24. Utah
25. Orlando (from Toronto)
26. Portland (from Cleveland)
27. Brooklyn (from Boston)
28. L.A. Lakers (from Houston)
29. San Antonio
30. Utah (from Golden State)
The Wolves did little to slow a New Orleans offense driven by Zion Williamson, who put his team ahead for good with 35.5 seconds left.
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