The 2026 NBA Draft gave us a ton of moments that could prove genius — or backfire spectacularly
The 2026 NBA Draft featured AJ Dybantsa selected No. 1 by the Washington Wizards and was noted for its depth rather than major trades. The first round is being viewed as the start of a potentially impactful draft class. Analysts suggest the selections could shape team strategies for years to come.
- ▪AJ Dybantsa was chosen first overall by the Washington Wizards at the Barclays Center.
- ▪The draft lacked surprising trades but highlighted a deep talent pool.
- ▪Observers believe the class could become one of the most influential in NBA history.
- ▪The New York Post provided grades and analysis of the selections.
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| Publication time | Wed, 24 Jun 2026 08:00:21 -0400 |
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beyond the back page The 2026 NBA Draft gave us a ton of moments that could prove genius — or backfire spectacularly By Howie Kussoy Published June 24, 2026, 8:00 a.m. ET AJ Dybantsa shakes hands with NBA commissioner Adam Silver at Barclays Center after the Wizards made him the No. 1 pick of the 2026 NBA Draft. Jason Szenes for the NY Post There weren’t many surprises. There weren’t major trades. But the first round of the NBA Draft ultimately may be remembered for kickstarting what may become one of the deepest and most impactful classes of all time. Check out The Post’s grades.
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