2026 NBA ड्राफ्ट मॉक: पीटरसन #1, बूजर #2, डिबांत्सा #3

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मैं साफ-साफ कहता हूँ—यह सिर्फ एक ड्राफ्ट क्लास नहीं है। यह हलचल में महत्वपूर्ण परिवर्तन है। NIL (नेम, इमेज, लाइकेज) के संदर्भ में,खिलाड़ियों को पहले से ही सबसे अधिक सशक्तता मिली हुई है। इसलिए, हमें मजबूतता मिली—एक 2017 के बाद सबसे प्रभावशाली कोटा। इसलिए, पटरी पर! मुझे महीनों से प्रति-प्रोफेशनल,अंतर्राष्ट्रीय-आगंतुक,और मध्य-प्रदेश-उभरते-खिलड़ियों को follow करना पड़ा—और मुझे ‘TA2026 Super Mock Draft’आज ही present करना है। अगले 18 महीनों में NBAज़्यादा? इनके सभी - Nama hain.

Top Three: Maha Vishesh

1. Darryn Peterson – Kansas | PG | 19 | Floor General

पीटरसन चमचम (flashy) ? वह गुण (craft) = Donovan Mitchell + better footwork + less ego. थपथप (pound-for-pound)? एक Class -best guard. उठओढ़ (handles) = silk jaise smooth; Pull-ups? Cold-blooded kisi bhi angle se. Par sabse zyada sell karta hai? Court ko tayyar karne ki soch — jaise wo tayyar ho gaya ho. Aur haan—wo guards ke upar shoot kar sakta hai ya bigs ke upar pass kar sakta hai. He’s built for high-pressure moments. Ek sawal baaki hai: Kya wo Kansas ke liye day one leader ban sakta hai? Jawab: Haan—and he’ll probably win All-American honors as a freshman.

2. Cameron Boozer – Duke | PF | 18 | Game-Changer in Waiting

Ye ladka already NBA starter jaisa khel raha hai—jabki uski jersey ‘Freshman’ likhi hui hai! Carlos Boozer ka beta — same physicality but better range than dad had. Woh wing pe handle karta hai point forward jaisa — speed traps aur hesitation moves se bigger defenders se open hota hai. Aur uska jumper? pace-and-space ready from deep already—but it’s still growing fast. Asli intrigue? leverage is All-Star level—if he locks in on that pull-up shot during practice season at Duke under Coach Mike Krzyzewski (who loves refining edge cases). Potential isn’t just talent—it’s legacy waiting to unfold on tape instead of hype reels.

3. AJ Dybantsa – BYU | SF | 19 | Ceiling Beyond Compare

Dybantsa ek rare ‘wait until you see him live’ profile—he kind jo scouts ko late-night fatigue mein ghaspate hain jab unhe film dekhi jati hai after finals week.

Here’s why: He can score anywhere—from post-up set-ups near mid-post all the way out past arc—and do it without looking back once he releases it.

His size (6’9”) creates mismatches even teams don’t want to solve.

Defensively? Sometimes he disappears—but when he shows up… wow.

He covers ground faster than most wings should.

If BYU keeps pushing him toward consistency (and accountability), this guy could end up being worth two first-round picks.

Forget ‘potential.’ You’re seeing real upside—a player who could redefine how teams use stretch forwards moving forward.

Even if all goes perfectly wrong… we still get fireworks.