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2025 NBA Mock Draft 3.0 – Netscouts Basketball

May 16, 2025
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Version 3.0 (May 15, 2025)

Here is our post-lottery/post-NBA Combine mock draft that takes into account team needs. This mock draft is featured as one of the top 10 NBA Mock drafts on NBA.com on their Consensus Mock Draft feature.

Round 1

Dallas – Cooper Flagg, 6’9/221, CF, Duke, Freshman

San Antonio – Dylan Harper, 6’6/213, PG, Rutgers, Freshman

Philadephia – V.J. Edgecombe, 6’5/193, SG, Baylor, Freshman

Charlotte – Tre Johnson, 6’6/190, SG, Texas, Freshman

Utah – Ace Bailey, 6’9/203, CF, Rutgers, Freshman

Washington – Kasparas Jakucionis, 6’6/205, PG, Illinois (Lithuania), Freshman

New Orleans – Jeremiah Fears, 6’4/180, PG, Oklahoma, Freshman

Brooklyn – Kon Knueppel, 6’6/219, SF, Duke, Freshman

Toronto  – Derik Queen, 6’10/248, C, Maryland, Freshman

Houston (via PHX) – Khaman Maluach, 7’2/252, C, Duke (South Sudan), Freshman

Portland – Carter Bryant, 6’8/215, CF, Arizona, Freshman

Chicago – Egor Demin, 6’9/199, PG, BYU (Russia), Freshman

Atlanta (Via SAC) – Thomas Sorber, 6’10/262, C, Georgetown, Freshman

San Antonio (via ATL) – Nique Clifford, 6’6/202, SG, Colorado State, Senior

Oklahoma City (via MIA) – Collin Murray-Boyles, 6’8/239, CF, South Carolina, Soph.

Orlando – Liam McNeeley, 6’8/214, SF, UConn, Freshman

Minnesota (via DET) – Nolan Traore, 6’5/184, PG, France, International

Washington (via MEM) – Noa Essengue, 6’10/198, SF, France, International

Brooklyn (via MIL) – Cedric Coward, 6’6/213, SF, Washington State/Duke, Senior

Miami (via GSW) – Asa Newell, 6’10/233, Georgia, Freshman

Utah (via MIN) – Rasheer Fleming, 6’9/232, PF, St. Joseph’s, Junior

Atlanta (via LAL) – Walter Clayton Jr., 6’3/199, PG, Florida, Senior

Indiana – Jase Richardson, 6’2/178, CG, Michigan State, Freshman

Oklahoma City (via LAC) – Danny Wolf, 7’0/251, C, Michigan, Junior

Orlando (via DEN) – Will Riley, 6’9/185, SG, Illinois, Freshman

Brooklyn (via NYK) – Ben Saraf, 6’5/200, PG, Israel, International

Brooklyn (via HOU) – Hugo Gonzalez, 6’6/205, SF, Spain, International

Boston – Yaxel Lendeborg, 6’9/234, PF, UAB, Senior

Phoenix (via CLE) – Drake Powell, 6’6/200, SF, North Carolina, Freshman

LA Clippers (via OKC) – Labaron Philon, 6’4/175, CG, Alabama, Freshman

31. Minnesota (via UTAH) – Adou Thiero, 6’7/218, SF, Arkansas, Junior

32. Boston (via WAS) – Kam Jones, 6’4/202, CG, Marquette, Senior

33. Charlotte – Joan Beringer, 6’10/230, PF, France, International

34. Charlotte (via NOP) – Tahaad Pettiford, 6’1/169, PG, Auburn, Freshman

35. Philadelphia – Johni Broome, 6’10/249, C, Auburn, Senior

36. Brooklyn – Darrion Williams, 6’6/236, SF, Texas Tech, Junior

37. Detroit (via TOR) – Alex Condon, 7’0/222, C, Florida, Sophomore

38. San Antonio – Ryan Kalkbrenner, 7’2/257, C, Creighton, Senior

39. Toronto (via POR) – Sergio de Larrea, 6’6/200, PG, Spain, International

40. Washington (via PHX) – Maxime Raynaud, 7’1/236, C, Stanford (France), Senior

41. Golden State (via MIA) – Tyrese Proctor, 6’5/183, CG, Duke, Junior

42. Sacramento (via CHI) – Bojoljub Markovic, 6’11/190, CF, Serbia, International

43.  Utah (via DAL) – Noah Penda, 6’7/225, CF, France, International

44. Oklahoma City (via ATL) – Chaz Lanier, 6’5/206, SG, Tennessee, Senior

45.  Sacramento – Rocco Zikarsky, 7’4/257, C, Australia, International

46.  Orlando – Alex Toohey, 6’9/223, SF, Australia, International

47.  Milwaukee (via DET) – Miles Byrd, 6’6/182, SF, San Diego State, Sophomore

48. Cleveland (via) MIL – Hansen Yang, 7’1/250, C, China, Iternational

49. New York (via MEM) –  Izan Almansa, 6’10/215, PF/C, Spain, International

50. Memphis (via GSW) – Milos Uzan, 6’4/186, PG, Houston. Junior

51. LA Clippers (via MIN) – Sion James, 6’6/217, SG, Duke, Senior

52. Utah (via LAC) – Michael Ruzic, 7’0/221, CF, Croatia, International

53. Phoenix (via DEN) – Dink Pate, 6’7/201, SF, G-League

54. Indiana – John Tonje, 6’6/212, SG, Wisconsin, Senior

55. LA Lakers – Koby Brea, 6’7/202, SG, Kentucky, Senior

56. Memphis (via HOU) – Max Shulga, 6’5/210, SG, VCU, Senior

57. Orlando (via BOS) – Payton Sandfort, 6’8/215, SF, Iowa, Senior

58. Cleveland – Eric Dixon, 6’8/258, PF, Villanova, Senior

59. Houston (via OKC) – Javon Small, 6’2/190, PG, West Virginia, Senior

This mock draft is the work of Carl Berman, Managing Partner of NetScouts Basketball.



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