Final 2024 NBA Mock Draft

We are on the eve of the 1st round of the NBA Draft! Here is my final mock draft. I did a mixture of what I would do and what I think the teams may do. I attempted to add some trades for extra fun with the details listed below, but those are mostly trivial! Comment your favorite picks!

First Round
  1.  Atlanta Hawks: Alex Sarr, F/C
  2. Washington Wizards: Zaccharie Risacher, SF/PF
  3. Houston Rockets: Reed Sheppard, PG/SG
  4. San Antonio Spurs: Rob Dillingham, PG/SG
  5. Chicago Bulls* (via DET): Donovan Clingan, C
  6. Charlotte Hornets: Stephon Castle, G/W
  7. Portland Trail Blazers: Matas Buzelis, W/F
  8. San Antonio Spurs: Ron Holland, W/F
  9. Memphis Grizzlies: Dalton Knecht, SG/SF
  10. Utah Jazz: Tidjane Salaun, F
  11. Detroit Pistons: Jaylon Tyson, W
  12. Oklahoma City Thunder: Zach Edey, C
  13. Washington Wizards* (via SAC): Nikola Topic, PG
  14. Portland Trail Blazers: Cody Williams, SF
  15. Miami Heat: Devin Carter, PG/SG
  16. Philadelphia 76ers: Tristan Da Silva, F
  17. Los Angeles Lakers: Kel'el Ware, C
  18. Orlando Magic: Jared McCain, PG/SG
  19. Toronto Raptors: Ja'Kobe Walter, SG/SF
  20. Cleveland Cavaliers: Kyshawn George, SG/SF
  21. New Orleans Pelicans: Isaiah Collier, PG
  22. Phoenix Suns: Tyler Kolek, PG
  23. Milwaukee Bucks: Yves Missi, C
  24. New York Knicks: Kyle Filipowski, PF/C
  25. New York Knicks: Bub Carrington, PG/SG
  26. Sacramento Kings: Johnny Furphy, SF
  27. Minnesota Timberwolves: Terrence Shannon Jr., SG
  28. Denver Nuggets: Daron Holmes, PF/C
  29. Utah Jazz: Tyler Smith, PF
  30. Boston Celtics: Pacome Dadiet, SF
Second Round
  1. Toronto Raptors: Cam Christie, SG
  2. Utah Jazz: Bobi Klintman, SF/PF
  3. Milwaukee Bucks: Baylor Scheierman, SG/SF
  4. Portland Trail Blazers: Ryan Dunn, SF
  5. Charlotte Hornets* (via SAS): Nikola Djurisic, W
  6. Indiana Pacers: AJ Johnson, PG/SG
  7. Minnesota Timberwolves: Juan Nunez, PG
  8. New York Knicks: Kevin McCullar, W
  9. Brooklyn Nets* (via MEM): Justin Edwards, SF
  10. Portland Trail Blazers: Adem Bona, C
  11. Philadelphia 76ers: Melvin Ajinca, SF
  12. Charlotte Hornets: Jonathan Mogbo, W/F
  13. Miami Heat: Ulrich Chomche, C
  14. Houston Rockets: Ajay Mitchell, PG
  15. Sacramento Kings: Jalen Bridges, F
  16. Los Angeles Clippers: Jamal Shead, PG
  17. Orlando Magic: Jaylen Wells, SF
  18. San Antonio Spurs: Harrison Ingram, SF
  19. Indiana Pacers: Dillon Jones, W
  20. Indiana Pacers: Oso Ighodaro, PF/C
  21. Washington Wizards: Bronny James, SG
  22. Golden State Warriors: KJ Simpson, PG
  23. Detroit Pistons: Antonio Reeves, SG
  24. Boston Celtics: Trentyn Flowers, SF
  25. Los Angeles Lakers: Pelle Larsson, SF
  26. Denver Nuggets: Isaiah Crawford, F
  27. Memphis Grizzlies: Enrique Freeman, F
  28. Dallas Mavericks: Tristen Newton, PG/SG



*Pistons get pick 11 and Zach LaVine; Bulls get pick 5 and 2027 2nd round pick
*Kings get Kyle Kuzma and pick 26; Wizards get pick 13, 2026 1st round lottery protected pick and Harrison Barnes
*Spurs get Amari Bailey; Hornets get pick 35
*Grizzlies get Day'Ron Sharpe; Nets get Ziaire Williams, pick 39 and 2025 2nd round pick


Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 24, 2024 at 4:50 PM

    🔥🔥🔥 Nice mock draft, Jude. Yours truly Joe Cronin

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousJune 24, 2024 at 7:12 PM

    Pelle Larsson‼️‼️

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