Overview
- The Jazz, which contacted Washington on Thursday per multiple reports, checked on trading up to No. 1 to take BYU forward AJ Dybantsa.
- Wizards president Michael Winger has said the team will listen to offers for the top pick.
- ESPN reporters say Utah is unlikely to send premium assets, and recent trades to reach the top spot have typically required an extra first-round pick.
- At the Chicago combine, Dybantsa met with the Wizards and Jazz, and reporting from the event says he would welcome staying in Utah after two years there.
- The evaluation at the top remains fluid, with many scouts ranking Dybantsa first and others touting Kansas guard Darryn Peterson, whom ex-Wizard Gilbert Arenas endorsed.