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The 2020 NBA Draft is fast approaching and as scouts and NBA front offices continue to do their research on the top prospects, they will also continue to have discussions internally to decide what factors-positional need, trade concepts, marketability, long-term vs short-term goals, etc.-will have the most influence on their decisions. A good example of this, of course, is when the Bulls drafted Derrick Rose No. 1 overall in the 2008 NBA Draft. There is one prospect this year who-while not a Chicago-native or player with any hometown connection to likely lottery teams-may be selected for his off-the-court appeal just as much as his great on-court play, and that is none other than polarizing prospect LaMelo Ball.