Rest of the 1st round
15. Heat grab Jared McCain
16. 76ers take Johnny Furphy
17. Lakers select Isaiah Collier
18. Magic draft Devin Carter
19. Raptors (via Pacers) choose Kyshawn George
20. Cavaliers select Jaylon Tyson
21. Pelicans (via Bucks) draft Zach Edey
22. Suns take Yves Missi
23. Bucks (via Pelicans) select Bobi Klintman
24. Knicks (via Mavericks) choose DaRon Holmes
25. Knicks take Ryan Dunn
26. Wizards (via Clippers) draft Tyler Kolek
27. Timberwolves grab Hunter Sallis
28. Nuggets select Tristan da Silva
29. Jazz (via Thunder) take Tyler Smith
30. Celtics draft Trey Alexander
Second round
31. Raptors (via Pistons) choose A.J. Johnson
32. Jazz (via Wizards) select Bub Carrington
33. Bucks (via Blazers) take Alex Karaban
34. Trail Blazers (via Hornets) draft Justin Edwards
35. Spurs pick Baylor Scheierman
Scheierman blossomed during his five college seasons. He started as a bench player at South Dakota State playing 20 minutes per game and shooting 24.7 percent on his threes before becoming a starter. After three years, he transferred to Creighton where he played a key role in his first season. Scheierman came back for his fifth year and was the Bluejays’ best player.
He averaged 18.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 3.9 assists, and 0.9 steals in 36.8 minutes per game. He was a 39.0 percent 3-point shooter over his five college seasons, and the 6’6 wing should quickly be able to help an NBA team.
Every team wants 6’7 wings who can space the floor. There are questions about his defense and overall impact, but productive college players often translate to NBA rotation pieces. His versatile skill set fits well in San Antonio with their young talent.
The Spurs are not done. They have another second-round pick at 48th overall.