Current live boardApril 8, 2026
This version came from a short-window refresh built around official NBA coverage from March 25 through April 8, 2026. The goal was not to rewrite the whole board. It was to tighten the middle and back half where fresh signal actually changed the collector picture.
Board snapshot
Live now#1Victor Wembanyama
#2Anthony Edwards
#3Cooper Flagg
#4Cade Cunningham
#5Amen Thompson
#6Chet Holmgren
#7Jalen Williams
#8Stephon Castle
#9Paolo Banchero
#10Evan Mobley
#11VJ Edgecombe
#12Kon Knueppel
#13Keyonte George
#14Brandon Miller
#15Dylan Harper
#16LaMelo Ball
#17Franz Wagner
#18Ace Bailey
#19Alperen Sengun
#20Scottie Barnes
#21Reed Sheppard
#22Jared McCain
#23Matas Buzelis
#24Donovan Clingan
#25Alex Sarr
What changed
Kon Knueppel up 1 spot to #12. Charlotte's shooting story kept getting louder, and the market proof now looks stronger than Brandon Miller's current case.
Keyonte George up 1 spot to #13. The upside swing still reads livelier than Brandon Miller's slower recent momentum.
LaMelo Ball up 2 spots to #16. Charlotte's push gave the card story more oxygen than the old trajectory number was giving him credit for.
Reed Sheppard up 4 spots to #21. The recent scoring burst gave him more fresh proof than the old back-end rank reflected.
Jared McCain down 5 spots to #22. The long-term hook still works, but the freshest signal was not loud enough to keep him ahead of Reed.
Matas Buzelis up 1 spot to #23. The recent run was slightly stronger than the names directly around him.
Donovan Clingan down 2 spots to #24. The long-term defensive case still works, but the recent signal was quieter than Buzelis and Reed.
Alex Sarr down 2 spots to #25. The tools still matter, but the fresh case was thinner than the names just above him.