The Collective Charlotte Hornets Bloggers 2018 Mock Draft
By Noah Purser
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With the fourteenth pick in the 2018 NBA Draft, the Denver Nuggets select Miles Bridges from Michigan State University.
Miles Bridges is another example of a player who should have stayed in the NBA Draft the previous year. Projected slightly higher a year prior, many mock drafts had Miles going to the Charlotte Hornets at pick 11.
A combo forward, Miles fits into the Nuggets’ scheme off cutting without the ball and finishing strong at the rim. Miles Bridges averaged 17 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists for the Spartans this year.
Filling a positional need at forward, Miles Bridges will be able to learn the ropes behind Wilson Chandler an Paul Milsap and offer a scoring boost off the bench as Denver looks to make another playoff push in 2019.
Other Player(s) Receiving Votes: Dzanan Musa (1 Vote)