2024 NBA Mock Draft: Round 1, Picks 1-15 (Walt’s)
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31. 
Toronto Raptors: Bobi Klintman, F, Sweden 
The Raptors have some talented forwards, but they could stand to add depth at the position.
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32. 
Utah Jazz: Trey Alexander, G, Creighton 
The Jazz used two picks on front-court players, so it’s now time to address the guard situation.
33. 
Milwaukee Bucks: P.J. Hall, C, Clemson 
Brook Lopez is entering his contract year, so the Bucks may want to add another center.
34. 
Portland Trailblazers: Pacome Dadiet, SF, France 
Here’s some more wing help for the Blazers, who really need to address that area of their roster.
35. 
San Antonio Spurs: Cam Christie, SG, Kansas 
I would expect the Spurs to use multiple picks on guards, as they happen to be very weak in that area.
36. 
Indiana Pacers: Baylor Scheierman, SG/SF, Creighton
The Pacers need to make sure that they’re a functional team if/when Tyrese Haliburton gets hurt again.
37. 
Minnesota Timberwolves: Justin Edwards, SG/SF, Kentucky 
No second-round pick the Timberwolves add will crack the rotation, so Minnesota could use this selection on a developmental player.
38. 
New York Knicks: Kevin McCullar, SG, Kansas
The Knicks should continue to add quality depth just in case they suffer countless injuries like they did in the playoffs.
39. 
Memphis Grizzlies: Trentyn Flowers, SF/PF, USA 
The Grizzlies are a thin team, so they should focus on adding the top players available at every choice.
40. Portland Trailblazers: Ulrich Chomche, C, Cameroon 
This is Portland’s fourth pick, so one selection in the second round could be used on a developmental foreigner.
41. 
Philadelphia 76ers: Keshad Johnson, SF/PF, Arizona 
The 76ers used their initial pick on a point guard. Here, they can find someone to potentially develop into Tobias Harris’ replacement down the road.
42. 
Charlotte Hornets: Dillon Jones, SF, Weber State 
Another wing player for a Hornets team that needs all the help it can get.
43. 
Miami Heat: Tristen Newton, G, Connecticut 
Here’s some guard depth for a Miami team that had plenty of injuries this past season.
44. 
Houston Rockets: Jonathan Mogbo, PF/C, San Francisco 
There will be plenty of second-round picks taken from third-world countries like San Francisco. The Rockets could pull the trigger on this foreign prospect.
45. 
Sacramento Kings: Isaac Jones, PF, Washington State 
The Kings went with a guard in the first round, so they could address the front court with this selection.
46. 
Los Angeles Clippers: Juan Nunez, PG, Germany 
This is a foreign developmental project who might be able to one day challenge for the point guard job when James Harden retires or leaves the team.
47. 
Orlando Magic: Adem Bona, C, UCLA 
Jarrett Allen dominated the Magic, so here’s a center to help in that regard.
48. Philadelphia 76ers: Nikola Djurisic, SG/SF, Serbia 
With multiple picks in the second round, the 76ers are likely to pursue a developmental foreign prospect.
49. Indiana Pacers: A.J. Johnson, SG, Australia 
The Pacers have tons of picks, so one of them will undoubtedly be used on a foreign developmental project.
50. Indiana Pacers: Harrison Ingram, SF/PF, North Carolina 
The Pacers’ other consecutive second-round pick could be used on a forward to help in terms of depth.
51. 
Washington Bullets: Ajay Mitchell, PG, UC-Santa Barbara 
The Bullets have major backcourt problems, so here’s some more help for that area.
52. 
Golden State Warriors: Reece Beekman, PG, Virginia 
Steph Curry isn’t getting any younger, so the Warriors need to find some younger guards for the future.
53. 
Detroit Pistons: Melvin Ajinca, SG/SF, France
The Pistons adding a foreign developmental player is smart because by the time they can compete for a playoff spot, that prospect might be able to contribute.
54. 
Boston Celtics: Jamal Shead, PG, Houston 
The Celtics could add someone to challenge for guard depth at this spot.
55. 
Los Angeles Lakers: Bronny James, G, USC 
Probably the easiest pick to predict in the entire 2024 NBA Draft.
56. 
Denver Nuggets: Jalen Bridges, SF, Baylor 
Ot would make sense for the Nuggets that they’d add someone who could contribute immediately like Jalen Bridges.
57. 
Phoenix Suns: K.J. Simpson, PG, Colorado 
The Suns don’t have the best depth at guard because of the Kevin Durant trade, so they’ll have to replenish it at some point.
58. 
Dallas Mavericks: Pelle Larsson, SG, Arizona
The Mavericks have an incredible backcourt, but what happens if one of the two superstars gets hurt?
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