CHU Analysis: From NBA champs to playoff first round knockout, the Mavs are in dire need of a youth movement and the question is whether they try to rebuild quickly around Dirk Nowitzki or take a longer approach. Knowing Mark Cuban, Dallas will try hard to get back on top this summer with Deron Williams and - if they can put together a package - Dwight Howard. Either way, there is a need for depth on the wings. As one of the more gifted offensive players, Austin Rivers can immediately provide scoring off the bench and a potential all star down the road.

CHU Analysis: One of the NBA's more exciting young teams, Minnesota was in the playoff hunt this year until dynamic point guard Ricky Rubio went down with a knee injury. Add all star forward Kevin Love and a solid, young supporting cast and the Timberwolves are on the verge of something special. This pick could get traded for an experienced scorer, but if kept, Dion Waiters is a nice fit. An explosive and gifted scorer, Waiters fits a need and could prove a bargain here.

CHU Analysis: No team in the NBA could see their fortunes shift as much as Orlando depending on the status of Dwight Howard. As things stand now, it appears they'll take the best offer and deal the dominant big man. Does the potential package keep the Magic in the playoffs or restart the organization from ground zero? If Howard remains in 2012-13, there is an obvious need for athleticism on the wing. So, despite an uneven freshman season just one year off major knee surgery, Quincy Miller gets the nod. Long and athletic, Miller can really score and stretch defenses from arc.

CHU Analysis: Maybe no team in the NBA can match Denver's roster depth that goes comfortably 10 deep. But there is no go-to, star player and it can be questioned whether such a philosophy is conducive to making a deep playoff run. With the likely departure of Andre Miller via free agency, there is a need at point guard. By taking high upside power guard Tony Wroten, Denver can hope he develops into a star - as his talent indicates - but lose little if it doesn't work out.

CHU Analysis: With two - Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett - of the Big 3 free agents and past their prime regardless of contract status, Boston must finally rebuild. Question one is whether Rajon Rondo is the centerpiece of new Celts or gets dealt in an overhaul. With back-to-back picks, look for Boston to grab the best talent on the board and plug them into their system. While incredibly raw offensively, Fab Melo is a force defensively and with continued physical improvement, could potentially be an adquate starter. Meyers Leonard is also a center with upside who the Celtics might have interest in.

CHU Analysis: With their second pick, Boston adds French scoring guard Evan Fournier. The best international prospect this year, Fournier has NBA size, adequate athleticism and is a gifted scorer who can stretch the floor beyond the arc.

CHU Analysis: For what seems a decade, Atlanta has loomed as a playoff team incapable of getting over the hump of serious contension. This might be teh offseason where things are shaken up, with Al Horford likely the only players close to untouchable. There is a need in the backcourt, but if Meyers Leonard is still on the board, he is a solid big man who projects as a contributer in the NBA. Nothing special in any one area and raw offensively, Leonard is mobile and long.

CHU Analysis: This is just another piece for Cleveland to add to is rebuilding project. Having taken Bradley Beal with their first pick, the Cavs can look to add frontcourt depth. If a viable center is available they would certainly be interested, but a versatile, underrated team-first swing forward like Jae Crowder is a great fit. Crowder can fill a stat sheet and is pure hustle and energy.

CHU Analysis: A tweak here, a tweak there is all Memphis needs to be a real championship threat. It is unlikely, anyone on the board this deep into the first round will make a big impact for the Grizzlies, but a pure shooter and solid defender like Doron Lamb could certainly carve a niche if and when O.J. Mayo is dealt. If Memphis decides to cut ties with Marreese Speights or Darrell Arthur, selecting a big forward is also a possibility.

CHU Analysis: One of the league's top overachieving teams, Indiana is established as a second tier team possibly one player from being a championship threat. But getting that one player might be the trick. There is a need for a lengthy frontcourt player to protect the rim when Roy Hibbert isn't on the floor. Tyler Hansbrough and David West are a solid duo at power forward, but neither does anything above the rim. Andrew Nicholson, is not quite John Henson or Arnett Moultrie when it comes to intimidation, but is an athletic, active big who would fit the Pacers' system well.

CHU Analysis: It is typical for teams at the end of Round 1 to have a bit more margin for error and Miami fits that description well. While a rim protecting center would be the Heats' biggest need, that won't get accomplished here. So, taking a gamble on big upside forward Royce White is a can't lose. A point guard in a linebacker's body, White can be a special player. But he also has a history of off court issues and a fright of flying that cannot be dismissed.

CHU Analysis: Oklahoma City is so deep and talented, this pick has nary a chance to get on the court with the Thunder anytime soon. Unless you're an active, hustling forward that can find a niche behind Kevin Durant and Serge Ibaka. Enter Moe Harkess, a tweener who is long, athletic and capable of double digit rebounds any night.

CHU Analysis: It really is about Derrick Rose and Chicago is well supportive of their star across the roster. Outside of finding a two-guard who can shoot and create their own points, the Bulls can find a player who fits their scheme or trade the choice. Point forward Draymond Green is one of the draft's most versatile players and has proven the ability to produce on the biggest stage.

CHU Analysis: After taking a gamble on Perry Jones earlier, Golden State grabs a fairly sure bet - or as close as possible this deep into the draft - in four year, national champ wing Darius Miller. Underrated and highly effective on both ends of the floor, Miller can provide instant quality minutes and more upside than given credit for.