The No. 2 pick in the 2020 draft, he is no longer the exciting youngster whose potential had the Warriors and their fans dreaming of stardom.

Former number two overall pick James Wiseman is competing to salvage his NBA career by battling for the final roster spot as the New York Knicks' third-string center. Speaking ahead of a preseason matchup against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena, Knicks coach Mike Brown highlighted Wiseman's growth and maturity through past career adversity.
Brown, who previously coached Wiseman as an assistant with the Golden State Warriors, noted that while the center was raw early in his career, his feel for the game has improved significantly after being humbled by ongoing professional challenges.
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