With the 2018 NBA Draft now in the rearview, Bleacher Report compiled a ranking of the 10 best players that went undrafted on Thursday night. Here's what they had to say about the ranking: "Every year, undrafted prospects find their way to NBA rosters by making impressions during summer league, training camp and G League play. Luke Kornet, Kobi Simmons, Rodney Purvis, Antonio Blakeney and Antonius Cleveland are a few from last season who can attest. Fit and opportunity play big roles. Players who aren't drafted clearly have limitations and need to land with teams that need their specific strengths. These are our top 10 prospects whom nobody picked Thursday night, and all will have the chance to finish 2019 on NBA teams. Rankings differ from draft projections."<doc-sep>0 of 10 David J. Phillip/Associated Press Every year, undrafted prospects find their way to NBA rosters by making impressions during summer league, training camp and G League play. Luke Kornet, Kobi Simmons, Rodney Purvis, Antonio Blakeney and Antonius Cleveland are a few from last season who can attest. Fit and opportunity play big roles. Players who aren't drafted clearly have limitations and need to land with teams that need their specific strengths. These are our top 10 prospects whom nobody picked Thursday night, and all will have the chance to finish 2019 on NBA teams. Rankings differ from draft projections.<doc-sep>Only 60 players get to hear their names called in the NBA draft, but there are many others who will make an impact at the next level. We took a look at the top prospects who went undrafted and which team they’ll be playing summer league with as they try to play their way onto an NBA roster. Many of these players appeared in our aggregate big boards at one point or another. Expect at least a few of these players to make a roster next season, even if it’s not with the team mentioned here. Rawle Alkins , Toronto Raptors (Guard) Rawle Alkins not getting drafted is probably my biggest surprise of those who didn’t get their name called. — Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) June 22, 2018 Alkins signed a training camp deal with the Raptors He ranked No. 44 overall in our final aggregate big board so it was a shock that he was not drafted on Thursday. He had five blocks in a scrimmage at the combine and spoke with HoopsHype about how he plans to make an impact at the next level: “When a team trusts your defensive ability, they can keep you on the floor. Once you are there, that’s all you really need. You can start hitting wide-open jumpers, you can get to the rim, you can showcase everything else that you have. But I think I’ll have a defensive mindset and go from there.” Trevon Duval , Houston Rockets (Guard) I was at this game 2 years ago and said Trevon Duval is a future NBA lottery pick. He just went undrafted. pic.twitter.com/NZDvXM6Oms — David Astramskas (@redapples) June 22, 2018 Duval will play summer league for the Rockets The former Duke guard ranked No. 45 overall on our aggregate big board. He averaged 10.3 points and 5.6 assists as a freshman, ranking No. 1 overall in his conference for total assists and No. 5 overall for total steals. Duval is a former five-star recruit who played in the McDonald’s All-American game as well as the Jordan Brand Classic in high school. His standing vertical leap (34.0 inches) was the second-best among all prospects at the 2018 NBA Draft Combine. Kenrich Williams , Wing (Nuggets) Arguably the most tailor-made, modern-day wing of Thursday’s NBA Draft boasts the class’s premier haircut. Meet Kenrich Williams, the do-it-all swingman who somehow once garnered zero Division I scholarships https://t.co/6co3g69haj — Jake Fischer (@JakeLFischer) June 20, 2018 Williams will play summer league for the Nuggets After a successful collegiate career with TCU, Williams went undrafted last week. But he averaged 13.2 points, 9.3 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game last season, and he is likely to find a home in the NBA. He had the fourth-best Box Plus-Minus in the history of his conference during his collegiate career. He recorded one of the best lane agility times (10.86 seconds) at the 2018 NBA Combine. His max bench press (14 repetitions) was also among the best at the Combine. Malik Newman , Los Angeles Lakers (Guard) If there was no one-and-done rule, Malik Newman is probably a Lottery pick as a high school senior. He's about to go undrafted instead. — Josh Newman (@Joshua_Newman) June 22, 2018 Newman signed a two-way contract with the Lakers He averaged 14.2 points and 5.0 rebounds with 2.2 three-pointers per game last season. He ranked Top 5 in defensive rebounds in the Big 12. Newman was named Big 12 Tournament MVP and Big 12 Newcomer of the Year last season. He will get his shot at a professional deal with Los Angeles. Brandon McCoy , Milwaukee Bucks (Big) UNLV center Brandon McCoy, a one-and-done prospect, goes undrafted. McCoy averaged 16.9 PPG and 10.3 RPG this past season. — Eli Boettger (@boettger_eli) June 22, 2018 McCoy signed a two-way contract with the Bucks The dominant big man averaged 16.9 points, 10.3 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game. He led the Mountain West Conference in total rebounds while also having the second-best Player Efficiency Rating in the conference as well. McCoy measured at more than 7-foot with shoes at the combine and had the third-biggest hands (9.75 inches) as well. Keenan Evans , Golden State Warriors (Guard) I really hope Keenan Evans and the Warriors works out. If Evans impresses enough in SL and Patrick McCaw leaves, Evans can maybe fill that role. (He’ll likely just spend time in the G-League) — Matthew Cardenas (@Matt__Cardenas) June 23, 2018 Evans will play summer league for the Warriors After averaging 17.6 points per game for Texas Tech, Evans caught the attention of Golden State. Now, he will suit up with the Warriors during summer league. He has a chance to stick around, too, considering he ranked No. 3 overall in win shares among all Big 12 players last season. His defensive rating and defensive win shares both ranked Top 10 in his conference as well. Theo Pinson , Brooklyn Nets (Forward) Theo Pinson is extremely versatile. Good leadership, good vision. Nice underrated move for Brooklyn. He's someone definitely worth having in your organization. #Nets — Bryan Fonseca (@BryanFonsecaNY) June 22, 2018 Pinson signed a two-way contract with the Nets After four years at North Carolina, Pinson looked his best as a senior when he averaged 10.3 points, 6.5 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game. His best skill at the next level will be distribution, though, considering he ranked No. 3 overall in the ACC in assists last season. He also ranked Top 5 in assists per game and Top 10 in assist percentage. Gary Clark , Houston Rockets (Forward) Report: Rockets agree to two-way contract for Cincinnati's Gary Clark https://t.co/kCuOdZ2L8n — The Rockets Wire (@TheRocketsWire) June 22, 2018 Clark signed a two-way contract with the Rockets Jacob Evans, who was drafted in the first round by the Golden State Warriors, recently told HoopsHype to keep an eye out for his collegiate teammate: “He’s an awesome, awesome, awesome guy off the court. On the court, he’s one of the best utility guys I’ve ever seen. The fact that he dominated all four years in college, knowing he was going to get double teamed on post-ups and box outs but still being able to score, that shows you his effort is limitless. He plays so hard. Whatever team that gets him is going to be very, very happy. He can uplift the locker room and keep guys together. He knows what he needs to add to his game and he’s taking it a full hedge. Some guys want to shy away from the worst part of their game. We talk every day. I hope the best for him because he honestly deserves it. You give a guy like him the opportunity, he’s going to go after it and just destroy it. People are going to wonder why people weren’t talking about him.” Billy Preston , Cleveland Cavaliers (Forward) The Cavaliers will add 5-star recruit and 2017 McDonald's All-American Billy Preston to their summer league roster, sources tell ESPN. https://t.co/9NXr3bNrFz — NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) June 24, 2018 Preston will play summer league with the Cavaliers There is a reason why more than 10 teams scheduled a workout with this former five-star recruit. He is 6-foot-9 with a 7-foot-2 wingspan and if he had played in college, he likely would have been one of the more exciting players in this class. The fact that he was invited to the NBA Draft Combine had indicated his draft stock may have been a bit higher than it actually was. But once he’s back to playing basketball full-time, expect him to be a value pick for whatever teams he eventually sticks with. Allonzo Trier , New York Knicks (GuarD) Don’t hate the Allonzo Trier signing. He’s a young guard I know, but also averaged 18 points at Arizona. Ton of talent and if he gets his mind right and improves defensively, he could be another steal for the #knicks — New York Knicks Empire (@EmpireSportsNYK) June 24, 2018 Trier signed a two-way contract with the Knicks Last season, Trier averaged 18.1 points per game for Arizona.<doc-sep>
LAS VEGAS, NV - FEBRUARY 21: Brandon McCoy #44 of the UNLV Rebels goes over a play with head coach Marvin Menzies during their game against the Fresno State Bulldogs at the Thomas & Mack Center on February 21, 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Brandon Magnus/Getty Images) While the Milwaukee Bucks didn’t add any players in the second round of the NBA Draft, they’ve signed undrafted players for their Summer League roster and potentially beyond. The truly notable moves for the long-term future of the Milwaukee Bucks may have started and ended with Donte DiVincenzo in the 2018 NBA Draft, but there were other deals made by Jon Horst and his front office colleagues. As is tradition for NBA teams, immediately after the conclusion of the draft, the flurry begins to sign the best available undrafted free agents. The Bucks didn’t necessarily add a host of players in that capacity with an obvious path to sticking with the team longer-term, but at the very least they’ve taken a punt on a handful of players who will suit up for Milwaukee at Las Vegas Summer League, and one in particular who may have a chance at a longer-term stay in Milwaukee. In addition to DiVincenzo, and in all likelihood D.J. Wilson and Sterling Brown, previous reports had revealed T.J. Cline, Perry Ellis and Travis Trice will all be in Vegas for the Bucks at the start of July. Reports from various sources on draft night suggest that Ohio State’s Jae’Sean Tate, Mizzou’s Jordan Barnett and UNLV’s Brandon McCoy will be joining them. Not only may that pave a path for a training camp invite with the Bucks, but of course there’s also a chance that these players could be longer-term members of the organization via the Wisconsin Herd in the G League. Sports Illustrated’s Jeremy Woo was the first to report the addition of Tate, a 22-year-old small forward and native of Ohio. Sources: Ohio State’s Jae’Sean Tate has agreed to join the Milwaukee Bucks for Summer League. — Jeremy Woo (@JeremyWoo) June 22, 2018 Tate picked up All-Big Ten Second Team honors last season, but likely failed to garner any meaningful draft attention due to his shooting troubles. In spite of solid averages of 11.7 points and 6.0 rebounds for his four seasons as a Buckeye, Tate’s 55.2 percent field goal clip is not complemented by his three-point shooting. His 27.7 percent from deep on an average of just a single attempt a game doesn’t seamlessly mesh with the picture of a modern NBA wing. Still, Tate was highly thought of at Ohio State, and possesses a sturdy frame for an athlete whose first love was football. Next up came news from Yahoo’s Alec Lewis of the addition of Barnett, a 22-year-old who impressed with the Missouri Tigers, but likely didn’t have his NBA hopes boosted by a DWI arrest in March which led to him missing Missouri’s sole tournament game through suspension. Former #Mizzou forward Jordan Barnett will be playing NBA Summer League with the Milwaukee Bucks, per a league source. He also received a training camp invite. — Alec Lewis (@alec_lewis) June 22, 2018 As the Tigers dealt with the absence of Michael Porter Jr., Barnett was a key contributor as both a scorer and rebounder. Having started his college days with the Texas Longhorns, Barnett really turned his career around upon transferring in 2016. Barnett’s averages of 13.9 points and 5.7 rebounds as a senior are solid, but his outstanding three-point shooting is what stands out most of all — 41.4 percent on 6.2 attempts per game. Lastly, Yahoo’s Shams Charania reported the addition of McCoy, a 20-year-old big man out of UNLV. Undrafted UNLV center Brandon McCoy has agreed to join the Milwaukee Bucks, league sources tell Yahoo. — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) June 22, 2018 With the departure of Rashad Vaughn, McCoy can fill the Runnin’ Rebel void for the Bucks on UNLV’s home court this summer, and he has the potential to impress. It’s worth noting that Charania didn’t specify McCoy as a Summer League signing, and considering many expected him to be drafted, there is a possibility he could be a player who will stick around until training camp at least. McCoy just turned 20 years old this month, having declared for the draft after his freshman season in college and is only a year removed from being a McDonald’s All-American.