Leonard is considered, along with Biyombo and Florida State wing Chris Singleton, one of the best defenders in the draft. He's a power wing, a small forward more likely to crash the offensive glass than gun a three. That's a bit of a problem in that the Kings desperately need three-point shooting, especially in the starting line-up; it can't all be on Marcus Thornton. But the shooting part of Leonard's game is reportedly improving, and that could make his selection more palatable.

DraftExpress visited Leonard at Impact in Las Vegas. It's a great look at Leonard's current status and what he's working on.