Houston Rockets general manager Rafael Stone said the team is more likely to keep its No. 3 pick in next month's NBA draft rather than trading it away,

NBA Draft Lottery was nothing if not entertaining television. Although the incoming draft is widely regarded as one of the weakest classes in NBA history, there's something quite alluring about the concept of teams pinning their hopes for the future on the surfaces of a couple plastic ping-pong balls.

Castle is a great — even if underrated option — at No. 1 overall. He has guard skills but at 6-foot-6, he can easily play the wing and already has plenty of experience playing off-ball while at UConn. He may be the best perimeter defender of the class as well. Plus, winning a championship with the Huskies certainly helps his stock a bit.