Today's links:

• John Hollinger's NBA Draft rater came out yesterday, and it always makes for fun discussions. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist fared well in this rating, while Bradley Beal and Harrison Barnes did not. It's important to note that while this tends to predict wings well, its weak spot is one-and-done prospects. Indeed, folks like Eric Gordon and Avery Bradley were one and dones in Beal's range in the past. Meanwhile, Barnes' numbers are more concerning, but they aren't too far off from, say, Russell Westbrook.
  
• Chad Ford reports that the Wizards are sending "fuzzy" signals about who they'll pick. The Bobcats, meanwhile, seem to be deciding between Thomas Robinson and Harrison Barnes. [ESPN]
• Jared Sullinger was red-flagged by NBA doctors because of lingering back issues. DeJuan Blair and Darrell Arthur were red-flagged in years past, and both tumbled down the draft board. I'd expect a similar fall for Sullinger. [ESPN]
• Sullinger's agent, David Falk, downplays his client's medical problems. [Sam Amick]
  

• One Charlotte columnist thinks the Bobcats should pick Michael Kidd-Gilchrist instead. [Charlotte Observer]
• Sean Deveney with a good, nuanced take on Bradley Beal. [Sporting News]
• Andre Drummond came to D.C. for a workout yesterday. Here are reports from there. [Wizards Insider (pre-workout, post-workout) | Washington Examiner | CSN Washington | Wizards minute | Wizards.com]
  
• Today, it'll be Harrison Barnes, Kris Joseph and John Shurna working out. [SB Nation D.C.]
• A bunch of scouts and team executives try to decide between Beal, Kidd-Gilchrist and Robinson for the No. 2 pick. [Sports Illustrated]
• No matter who the Wizards pick, it'll work out. [Wiz of Awes]
• A nice look at what the Wizards need this summer. Courtney Lee is floated as a good fit. [Hickory High]
• Ranking all 187 free agents. Some of these are way off. [HoopsHype]
• Add one more to that list. Sixers guard Louis Williams will opt out, and one NBA source thinks he could make at least $8 million a year. [Philly Inquirer]
• The Bobcats threw a huge curveball with their head coaching hire. [Charlotte Observer]
• Tomas Satoransky, who came in for a workout the other day, will stay in the draft. [CSN Washington]