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Biggest winners in the 2024 NBA Draft Robert Dillingham. John Reed-USA TODAY Sports Facebook, Twitter, Flipboard, and Reddit Biggest winners in the 2024 NBA Draft By Bennett Silvyn | Last updated: 6/27/24 Many clubs experienced substantial changes as a result of the 2024 NBA Draft, but a handful stood out as the most successful. Let’s take a closer look at the teams that made the most significant moves. The Timberwolves, who had the greatest defensive rating in the NBA (108.4) according to NBA.com, addressed their offensive concerns by dealing for Rob Dillingham with the San Antonio Spurs in exchange for a 2031 unprotected first-round selection and a 2030 first-round pick. The Kentucky standout hit 44.4 percent from three and averaged 15 points per game, filling the scoring vacuum left by Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Towns. Despite Dillingham’s defensive limitations as a smaller guard, Minnesota’s top-tier defense can compensate. He has the potential to succeed Mike Conley. The Timberwolves also selected Terrance Shannon Jr. at No. 27. He averaged 23 points per game at Illinois and was the third-best scorer in college basketball, providing another offensive weapon to the team. The Suns made a savvy draft move, trading back six positions to select forward Ryan Dunn at No. 28 and gaining three more second-round picks. Dunn, the top defensive player in the draft class, solves Phoenix’s defensive issues from the playoffs. Dunn’s defensive commitment is ideal for an offense led by Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, and Bradley Beal. The Suns also traded up with the New York Knicks to get hometown big man Oso Ighodaro from Marquette. Ighodaro, a talented and efficient big man, averaged 13.4 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 1.3 blocks, and 1.1 steals during his final year. At 6-foot-11 and 235 pounds, he can replace Drew Eubanks on the bench and flourish in pick-and-roll scenarios.