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Though there are only so many selections to go around in next month's NBA Draft, top executives may also be on the lookout for young guns to add to their D-League team next season.

NBA D-League champion Mike Singletary has been taking advantage of his offseason, most recently participating in an international tournament in Dubai for a team from the Philippines.

Normally teams with a top three selection in the NBA Draft have a long rebuilding process ahead of them. For the top three teams in this year's draft, however, a postseason bid may be more in reach than usual.

After the NBA Draft lottery concluded, many draft sites released their latest mock drafts with the updated order. Looking at five mock drafts, all have the Pacers going in a different direction. One thing is for certain though, a second unit scorer.

With the NBA season coming to an end for most teams, executives have been reflecting upon the past year. The Thunder's Sam Presti and the Warriors' Jerry West are two officials who went on to specifically praise the value of the NBA D-League.

With "Linsanity" long over and Jeremy Lin currently sitting at home watching the NBA Playoffs, perhaps the Spurs' Danny Green has most recently emerged as the ideal poster child for the D-League.

Though NBA champion Glen Rice Jr. has met with at least five NBA teams thus far, the Mavericks are not said to be one of them. Should Dallas consider the previously troubled swingman in time for the draft?

It's the second day of Vander Blue trying to impress scouts & GMs in Chicago.

Take a look below for some notes on the NBA D-League's fourth annual Elite Mini-Camp, which was attended by a slew of NBA executives in Chicago earlier this week.