Toohey's stock solidifies in latest NBA Draft mocks
19 Mar
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With the 2025 NBA Draft just three months away, the stock of Sydney Kings' Alex Toohey continues to solidify.
In the past week, Toohey was ranked in the early second round by ESPN's Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo, Bleacher Report's Jonathan Wasserman and The Athletics's Sam Vecenie.
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The ESPN duo ranked the NBL Next Star at spot 37, going to the Detroit Pistons, while Wasserman placed King #240 at pick 38, going to the Sacramento Kings via the Chicago Bulls.
Vecenie had the Canberra product at the 42nd pick, going to the Washington Wizards via the Phoenix Suns.
The 2025 NBA Draft will take place on Thursday, June 26 in Brooklyn, with the pre-Draft workouts starting in May.
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