The best one-and-should-have-been-done NBA prospect spent draft night on Thursday in Prague, Czech Republic.

Marcus Smart was beating up on the Ivory Coast at the FIBA U19 World Championships instead of shaking hands with David Stern in Brooklyn.

Had Smart been in Brooklyn, the Oklahoma State sophomore-to-be may have been shaking hands with David Stern when Orlando picked second. Or, you never know, some team might have been inclined to trade Cleveland for the first pick for the opportunity to draft Smart No. 1 overall.

Thursday’s draft, an...

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