There were a number of international prospects in Chicago this week who have a strong chance to be drafted next month, but three stood out at the NBA Combine.

Defensive disruption is his strongest selling point, and he provided plenty of that. He played 52 minutes over the two scrimmages and racked up five steals and four blocks in his floor time. Perhaps more importantly, he impacted the games on offense, too, averaging 12 points and four assists while shooting 5-of-11 from three.

NBA Draft picture has become clearer with this week’s stunning lottery results. Though most eyes will be on the top picks and first-round selections, Lakers fans (barring a trade) will have to wait until June 26 to hear who Rob Pelinka and the front office will add with the 55th overall pick.