Team needs: Wing defense, play-making, ball security.

Despite the popularity and intrigue of Cali native Lonzo Ball, Jackson should be the pick at number two. His 6'8" frame and 6'9 3/4" wingspan could eat up a lot of real estate on the defensive end, where the Lakers ranked last in defensive efficiency (113 points allowed per 100 possessions) in 2016-17.

This past season, the Lakers' player efficiency rating (PER) of 11.7 at the three was the lowest of all five positions. Meanwhile, Jackson enters Thursday's draft with a PER of 24.1 in his lone season at Kansas.

That's what we call an ideal fit for Magic and the Lake Show.

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