While the 2023 NBA Draft might be headlined by the best prospect since LeBron James, Victor Wembanyama, there are still plenty of other talented players in the lottery. One of the biggest storylines of the draft itself is which prospect will go second overall between the G League’s Scoot Henderson and Alabama’s Brandon Miller.
Henderson was widely viewed as the better of the two prospects but there has been recent momentum for Miller to go second overall. Miller is the better fit on paper next to LaMelo Ball in Charlotte and in general, two-way wings are typically more valuable than smaller guards.