2024 NBA Mock Draft 6.0: Projecting all 58 picks for final time

Just days away from the 2024 NBA Draft, the latest intel has started to build the structure for what draft night could look like when the clock starts ticking on Wednesday.

After conducting workouts with players across the country, there will be plenty of movement across the two days as front offices look to maneuver their way into position for the right fit.

Here is a look at how all 58 picks could play out this week.

1. Atlanta Hawks: Zaccharie Risacher, France

The latest intel on the No. 1 overall pick has swayed back and forth, with the front office indicating they will keep the pick, while other reports suggest a trade with the San Antonio Spurs could be in play.

The latest on the player who will be selected first overall also varies, with Zaccharie Risacher and Donovan Clingan mentioned for the Atlanta Hawks, and Alex Sarr mentioned as a potential trade-up target

2. Washington Wizards: Alex Sarr, France

The Washington Wizards remain in good position to land one of their top players on the board, with the two players left in the group of three being considered for the No. 1 overall spot.

3. Houston Rockets: Reed Sheppard, Kentucky

The Houston Rockets have made no secret that they could move the No. 3 overall pick for the right offer. They could end up trading this pick to a team targeting the best player available or selecting a player with value who can either fit into the rotation or be used in a later trade.

4. San Antonio Spurs: Donovan Clingan, UConn 

As mentioned above. the San Antonio Spurs have been mentioned in reports as a team who could look to move up the board using one or both of their lottery picks. They could also be willing to trade down if teams offer a package which helps speed up the re-build around Victor Wembanyama.

5. Detroit Pistons: Matas Buzelis, G-League

The Detroit Pistons have obvious connections between the front office and Matas Buzelis’ agent. While that ensures nothing, it makes him a popular name to mention in connection with the team given his upside and potential draft range.

6. Charlotte Hornets: Stephon Castle, UConn

The Charlotte Hornets have a need between LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller as they continue to fill out the starting lineup, and the three options who make the most sense there are Reed Sheppard, Stephon Castle and Dalton Knecht. Trading up to secure their top option is also an option.

7. Portland Trail Blazers: Cody Williams, Colorado

The Portal Trail Blazers land in a good position to take the best available player on their board at this point in the re-building process. They can also take a more patient approach with long-term projects than some in this range.

8. San Antonio Spurs: Devin Carter, Providence

Even though the San Antonio Spurs already land Reed Sheppard in this mock draft, they have reported interest in Devin Carter as well. Adding multiple ball-handlers to the team could make sense, especially when they offer additional traits as well.

9. Memphis Grizzlies: Dalton Knecht, Tennessee

The Memphis Grizzlies have been mentioned by many as a team likely to trade up or down depending on the availability of Donovan Clingan. If a move down the board comes, Kel’el Ware and Zach Edey could also help fill the need at center.

10. Utah Jazz: Tidjane Salaun, France

The Utah Jazz appear to be a floor for Dalton Knecht or Cody Williams, but with both off the board, they could look to swing at the draft’s most polarizing upside prospect as a potential fit in the future.

11. Chicago Bulls: Ron Holland, G-League

Trading away Alex Caruso signified the start of at least a short-term rebuild for the Chicago Bulls, and eliminated their need for a starting point guard. That makes them a prime candidate to take an upside swing on the wing.

12. Oklahoma City Thunder: Tristan Da Silva, Colorado

The beneficiary of the Alex Caruso trade, the Oklahoma City Thunder also alleviated a need before the draft. Adding to the wing depth off the bench could help sustain an increasingly expensive roster.

13. Sacramento Kings: Nikola Topic, Serbia

The Sacramento Kings eliminated their need for a scoring guard by retaining Malik Monk, allowing them to take an upside swing here, or package the pick to upgrade with a veteran wing.

14. Portland Trail Blazers: Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor

The Portland Trail Blazers get their second swing in the lottery, with little reason to move the pick other than the ability to recoup more assets moving forward. Again, a player anywhere but guard makes sense.

Picks 15-30

15. Miami Heat:  Rob Dillingham, Kentucky
16. Philadelphia 76ers: Jared McCain, Duke
17. Los Angeles Lakers: Zach Edey, Purdue
18. Orlando Magic: Carlton Carrington, Pitt
19. Toronto Raptors: Kyshawn George, Miami
20. Cleveland Cavaliers: Johnny Furphy, Kansas
21. New Orleans Pelicans: Isaiah Collier, USC
22. Phoenix Suns: Tyler Kolek, Marquette
23. Milwaukee Bucks: Kel’el Ware, Indiana
24. New York Knicks: Jaylon Tyson, Cal
25. New York Knicks: Kyle Filipowski, Duke
26. Washington Wizards: Yves Missi, Baylor
27. Minnesota Timberwolves: Baylor Scheierman, Creighton 
28. Denver Nuggets: DaRon Holmes, Dayton
29. Utah Jazz: Terrence Shannon, Illinois
30. Boston Celtics: Pacome Dadiet, France

2nd Round

1. Toronto Raptors: Tyler Smith, G-League
2. Utah Jazz: Juan Nunez, Spain
3. Milwaukee Bucks: Adem Bona, UCLA
4. Portland Trail Blazers: Bobi Klintman, Sweden
5. San Antonio Spurs: Cam Christie, Minnesota
6. Indiana Pacers: AJ Johnson, USA
7. Minnesota Timberwolves: Ajay Mitchell, UCSB
8. New York Knicks: Ryan Dunn, Virginia
9. Memphis Grizzlies: Jamal Shead, Houston
10. Portland Trail Blazers: Justin Edwards, Kentucky
11. Philadelphia 76ers: Jalen Bridges, Baylor
12. Charlotte Hornets: Harrison Ingram, North Carolina
13. Miami Heat: Trey Alexander, Creighton
14. Houston Rockets: Kevin McCullar, Kansas
15. Sacramento Kings: Antonio Reeves, Kentucky
16. Los Angeles Clippers: Jaylen Wells, Washington State
17. Orlando Magic: Melvin Ajinca, France
18. San Antonio Spurs: Keshad Johnson, Arizona
19. FORFEITED BY 76ers
20. Indiana Pacers: Pelle Larsson, Arizona 
21. Indiana Pacers: Dillon Jones, Weber State
22. Washington Wizards: Oso Ighodaro, Marquette
23. Golden State Warriors: Jonathan Mogbo, San Francisco
24. Detroit Pistons: Trentyn Flowers, USA
25. Boston Celtics: PJ Hall, Clemson
26. Los Angeles Lakers: Bronny James, USC
27. Denver Nuggets: KJ Simpson, Colorado
28. Memphis Grizzlies: Enrique Freeman, Akron
29. FORFEITED BY Suns
30. Dallas Mavericks: Nikola Djurisic, Serbia