I thought this would be a fun exercise for us to look at the most exciting young prospect on every team.

But what constitutes a prospect? Well, for the sake of this article I will be considering any player under 25 (to give a chance to late bloomers), however uf your guy is already an established player in the league and recognized as such, he will probably not be on this list, but that's just because I�m looking for prospects.

In reverse order of standings, let's do it!

Los Angeles Lakers

Nickeil Alexander Walker � Looking at this squad, NAW is the guy I would go to. He�s the cousin of Thunder�s SGA, although less talented, in my eyes, but he can score, plays the game with calm that few players possess and has a good feel for the game. He needs to stay on the floor though.

Minnesota Timberwolves

Isaiah Stewart � The fact that so many rookies have already established themselves as players in the league is a testament to this team�s scouting department. Think maybe Bey could be here, but the guy I like is Stewart, because he�s been underrated since coming into the league and he does nothing but outhustle you every time.

Atlanta Hawks

Jaxson Hayes � This guys has been a player I like for a while with eye popping athleticism for the Center position, however he�ss developed has been slower than most of us have anticipated. Still, he�s a po-go stick whenever he�s on the court and just needs to bulk up and rebound more.

Utah Jazz

Devin Vassell � Lots to choose from here, but I�ll go for Devin here because he seems to be one of those prospects that doesn�t present many holes in his game, however he doesn�t seem like a specialist in anything here. He�s in one of the most coveted farm systems in the league so he gets the nod.

Boston Celtics

Deni Avdija - I thought long and hard about putting Wiseman here, but I think he�s shown enough to me to be considered a hit, and I think he�s great, but Avdija is where I go because he�s a long forward that plays with tenacity and just haven�t translated as expected. Great feel for the game too.  

Cleveland Cavaliers

P.J. Dozier � This is a guy that�s easy to root for. The guy just plays hard, plays great defense and has great athleticism. He�s a guy NBA Denver loves to develop into a contributor.

Milwaukee Bucks

Precious Achiuwa � This guy has my eyes since draft night as he does what he�s supposed to and plays with motor, rebounds and has a little bit of touch too. Again, the farm system he�s on, NBA Heat, sure counts for a good bet on him to be good.

Brooklyn Nets

Jarrett Culver � Culver set the NCAA environment on fire, but to say he�s been underwhelming in his early NBA career is an understatement. Still, a whole lot of skill there, just might be one of those things you�re in a bad NBA situation. Still like the guy

Phoenix Suns

Lonnie Walker � Lonnie has been through a lot in life, and I respect and admire the hell out of him! This guy has all the talent in the world, he just needs to play under control and have some guidance for the mental side of things. NBA Spurs is a great place for that.

Oklahoma City

Isaac Okoro � I�m just going to come out and say that Edwards has arrived and that boy is good. Okoro, as many of you know, was on my no-draft list, but he seems be quickly intent on shutting my mouth up, he�s going to be one of the top defensive weapons in the league for a long time.

Sacramento Kings

Bruno Fernando � Not a lot to choose from here, but Bruno is speedy for most big men and plays hard so he�s a great guy to choose from, not much for prospects, this Klemm guy.

Orlando Magic

Josh Green � He�s a guy most people really like at draft time and seems like a perfect 3-n-D prospect for the league, however hasn�t had a lot of opportunity to show what he can do, he might be good too.

Miami Heat 

Dylan Windler- I�m telling you, he�s coming! The guy can play and shoot amongst the best just has no luck with his health and just can�t seem to stay on the court.

Houston Rockets

Tyrese Maxey � An athletic guard that plays with loads of intensity! He�s a blur and has been getting some spot opportunities while the NBA 6ers rotate players waiting for the playoffs. He�s good, real good!

Golden State Warriors

Nassir Little � Gotta go with Clay�s boy here since he payed a premium to get the guy. It seems like this is a theme around the league where people really like him enough to go get him. Little is an athletic freak and he�s had a good game here or there. The bet here is that he can be more than that.

Memphis Grizzlies

 Udoka Azubuike - A massive 7-footer with 270 pounds to boot and GM Rootsey likes him enough to give up defensive ace Thybulle to get him! So that goes to show how much he�s appreciated. He�s got a chance to be a great presence on a team that knows how to use an old-school style big with traits.

Philadelphia 76ers

Aleksej Pokusevski - Pokuuuuu, he�s one of the most tantalizing prospects in the entire league. Sometimes you look and you watch the highlights and see a star. But also, sometimes you look and you see a dude that couldn�t handle the leagues physicality. He�s fun though, needs to bulk, fast.

Toronto Raptors

 Daniel Oturu - Not much to choose here as Raps young guns are mostly already developed assets but Daniel is a great guy to root for, he�s been overlooked a little bit and might just surprise some people next year.

Chicago Bulls

Nicolas Claxton � An easy one for me, he�s got great athleticism for such a big guy, is intelligent, can handle too if given the chance, although he�s not going to need that for a long time in the Nets. He�s probably a long-time Bull.

Indiana Pacers

Carsen Edwards - Guy that had a great little hype coming into the league, has just arrived in Indy, but the guy just hasn�t really gained any steam. Here�s to hoping.

Denver Nuggets

Markus Howard - Not much to choose from here so I�ll go deep 2-way player here. Markus Howard is lightning in a bottle, very quick and a jumpshooter, he�s a microwave type of guy that reminds me of IT2, a nice find by Digga.

Dallas Mavericks

Chuma Okeke - Not much to choose from that I like in terms of prospects, but I guess Chuma takes the mantle and I know he�s a very popular player around the league and especially in Dallas. LJ�s got big expectations for this kid.

New York Knicks

Alize Johnson � Giving a shoutout to probably Smokey�s favorite player and I�m so pumped he�s getting a real opportunity to show he can play. He�s a force whenever he gets on the court. Go watch him!

Los Angeles Clippers

 Moritz Wagner - He�s still young enough and I thought he was already established, but clearly the NBA disagrees because he was released recently. He�s a big guy that can shoot and plays hard doing the little things you like for coaches so, I hope he stick long term.

Washington Wizards

Malachi Flynn - I�m just gonna go ahead and say I almost didn�t put this guy in because he�s looking to come good way before any of us expected! Bane and Tillman also got consideration, but Flynn is another Toronto farm system gem. 

New Orleans Pelicans

Patrick Williams  - This has gotta be one of the easiest ones for me because it hits close to home for me. The guy is a real life Bulls player with the physical traits to be as good as he wants, but still needs development. He�s shown some flashes but is far from a finished product. 

Charlotte Hornets

Harry Giles - Well, seems to be one of those teams that doesn�t really like rookies and I took a look at Oni, which I like, but Giles still wasn�t able to carve a hole for himself with a lot of minutes to show what he eventually could be. Despite not flashing the immense potential he had before the knee surgeries, he might still come good.

Detroit Pistons

 Anfernee Simons - Top team, so not really a lot of prospects. Although Simons has already carve a consistent role around the league, there are still people that think he�s got enough to start for an NBA team so still exciting. Lack of options here cause this selection.

San Antonio Spurs 

Deividas Sirvydis  - 6-8 but stands at a thin 195 frame prospect with some potential but he�s probably trade bait for the 15 trades the Spurs are required to do by law in the future. 

Portland Traiblazers

Freddie Gillespie - A 23 year old rook who just got his opportunity on one of the best farm systems in the league, the Raptors. He�s make�s some eye popping blocks and plays tough. He looks to be a good bet to hit in the near future as a contributor.