The top defender in Europe has made it perfectly clear that he has no intention to play in the NBA, but that should not stop teams from calling Diamantidis.

He could easily help a team in need of a good perimeter defender with his size and knack for going after the ball. Diamantidis isn’t going to be the best player on NBA team, which is why he is so reluctant to leaving Europe, but he is a great team player.

At 6-5, he shows great basketball IQ with solid decision making and consistent shooting.

9.  Marcus Hasilip

There is a reason why the Milwaukee Bucks selected Hasilip in the lottery and he is finally starting to show that upside with great athleticism and speed. While he is quite limited in his post moves, he has developed a style that turned him into a good European player.

He has great moves towards the post does a good job of using his size. He isn’t going to be on top of any NBA lists, but he should earn a few training camp invites and earn his way on a team’s bench.

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