NBA Draft Shakes Up Rosters, Leaves Veterans on Edge

Teams make bold moves and high-stakes selections as new talent enters the league, impacting veterans' futures.

The Knicks' aggressive trades and signings have significantly boosted their championship odds.
LeBron James will play alongside his son Bronny, who was picked by the Lakers in the second round.
Portland's selection of Donovan Clingan puts Deandre Ayton's role in jeopardy.
The Milwaukee Bucks' draft choices of AJ Johnson and Tyler Smith focus on long-term potential despite immediate needs.
The Utah Jazz made strategic picks, potentially signaling changes for star player Lauri Markkanen.