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1. Kentucky Wildcats (2025-26 AdjO: #40 l AdjD: #28) Net Change: Better. Looking to replace NBA-caliber talent and build on their Round of 32 exit. Biggest Additions: Alex Wilkins (Furman transfer, 17.8 PPG, 2025-26 All-Southern, strong facilitator averaging 4.7 APG) Milan Momcilovic (Iowa State transfer, 10.9 PPG, 2025-26 All-Big 12, led all NCAA D-1 shooting 48.7% from three on 7.5 attempts per game) Zoom Diallo (Washington transfer, 15.7 PPG, well-rounded guard averagin

The 2026 NBA Draft is officially in the books, and while every team walked away with new talent, a few franchises stand out for landing exceptional value, perfect fits, and high-upside players who could reshape their rosters for years to come. Based on strong college production, statistical dominance, and team needs, here are the clear biggest winners from this year’s draft. 1. Charlotte Hornets: Stealing Talent and Adding Immediate Impact The Hornets emerged as one of the d