The Hoop Doctors 2025 NBA Mock Draft 2.0

THD is back with Mock Draft 2.0. Here is the latest consensus 2025 NBA Mock Draft among our shop. Also if you want more Mocks from all over the web, don’t forget to check out the THD 2025 NBA Mock Draft Database.

1. Dallas Mavericks – Cooper Flagg (Duke, F)

A 6’9? versatile forward known for elite two-way play, Flagg excels in passing and perimeter shooting. His frame is still developing and he can be turnover-prone in traffic.

2. San Antonio Spurs – Dylan Harper (Rutgers, G)

A smooth combo guard with excellent court vision and scoring touch. Harper’s biggest weaknesses are his lack of explosiveness and needing to add strength for NBA defense.

3. Philadelphia 76ers – VJ Edgecombe (Baylor, G)

Physical guard with attacking first step and solid handling. Edgecombe sometimes struggles with consistent perimeter shooting and decision making under pressure.

4. Charlotte Hornets – Ace Bailey (Rutgers, F)

High-energy forward who rebounds and finishes at the rim. Offensively, he lacks a reliable jumper and needs to refine his ball skills.

5. Utah Jazz – Jeremiah Fears (Oklahoma, G)

Explosive scorer with great momentum in the paint and potential as a shooter. His shot selection varies, and he must improve consistency and defense.

6. Washington Wizards – Noa Essengue (Ulm, F/C)

International big with size and rim protection instincts. Limited shooting range and slow footwork are notable challenges offensively.

7. New Orleans Pelicans – Carter Bryant (Arizona, F)

3?and?D wing who can guard multiple positions and shoot catch?and?shoot threes. Needs to develop playmaking and off?bounce creation.

8. Brooklyn Nets – Kon Knueppel (Duke, G)

A sharpshooter who hits 40%+ from deep with strong mid-range touch. However, he’s not yet a creator and must build strength for defense.

9. Toronto Raptors – Khaman Maluach (Duke, C)

7’1? rim protector with emerging shooting touch. He needs to add bulk, develop post moves, and build stamina for NBA minutes.

10. Houston Rockets – Rasheer Fleming (Saint Joseph’s, F)

Long forward with floor-spacing ability and defensive versatility. Fleming must improve his ball-handling, conditioning, and defensive focus.

11. Portland Trail Blazers – Tre Johnson (Texas, G)

A scoring guard with explosive athleticism and defined shot creation. Needs refinement in playmaking decisions and outside shooting consistency.

12. Chicago Bulls – Derik Queen (Maryland, C)

Well-rounded center who can block shots, rebound and shoot on the move. Lacks ideal athleticism and must polish footwork and tempo handling.

13. Atlanta Hawks – Izan Almansa (Perth, F)

High-upside international forward with soft shooting touch and competitive motor. Must adjust to NBA physicality and speed defensively.

14. San Antonio Spurs – Egor Demin (BYU, G)

Playmaking guard with solid vision and composure. Needs to improve athleticism, perimeter shooting, and defensive agility.

15. Oklahoma City Thunder – Kasparas Jakucionis (Illinois, G)

Versatile guard with scoring instincts and mid-range skills. Needs to develop consistency from three and strengthen defensively.

16. Orlando Magic – Asa Newell (Georgia, F)

Mobile forward with good instincts and interior touch. Struggles with perimeter defense and needs to improve shooting range.

17. Minnesota Timberwolves – Alex Sarr (Washington Wizards via trades, F/C)

Lengthy forward-center hybrid with shot-blocking and switchability. Raw offensively, with limited footwork and preference for passing over scoring.

18. Washington Wizards – Stephon Castle (San Antonio via trades, G)

Guard with advanced perimeter game and upside as playmaker. Must improve creating off dribble and defending faster wings.

19. Brooklyn Nets – Rob Dillingham (Minnesota via trades, G)

Quick-scoring guard with shooting potential. Needs to improve size, shot creation, and defensive consistency.

20. Miami Heat – Donovan Clingan (Portland via trades, C)

Elite rim protector and rebounder from UConn. Offensively limited, with minimal shooting range and low mobility.

21. Utah Jazz – Yanic Konan Niederhauser (Per Penn State via trades, F)

Athletic wing with upside in transition and defending. Needs refinement in offensive skills, shot-making, and game IQ.

22. Atlanta Hawks – Hugo González (Spain via Lakers/New Orleans, G)

International guard with shooting accuracy and ball control. Must improve athleticism, strength, and playmaking under pressure.

23. Indiana Pacers – Mohammad Amini (France, F)

Skilled international forward with shooting touch. Lacks physical strength and must adapt to NBA pace and defense intensity.

24. Oklahoma City Thunder – Bassala Bagayoko (Spain via Clippers, C)

Mobile big with shooting and defensive instincts. Needs strength in the paint and improved consistency in fouling.

25. Orlando Magic – Momo Faye (Italy via Denver, C)

Physical center who sets screens and defends paint. Offensively limited by low-range shooting and slow lateral movement.

26. Brooklyn Nets – Lazar Ga?i? (Serbia via New York, C)

Hefty big praised for rebounding and grit. Must develop footwork, shooting feel, and endurance.

27. Brooklyn Nets – Bogoljub Markovi? (Serbia via Houston, F)

Lengthy forward with defensive versatility. Needs refinement offensively, especially in shooting and playmaking.

28. Boston Celtics – Nile Diara” (replace placeholder name) (International, F/C)

Versatile frontcourt player with mobility and shooting touch. Must adjust to NBA strength and decision-making speed.

29. Phoenix Suns – Alex Toohey (Australia via Cleveland/Utah, G)

Shooting guard with range and activity. Needs to improve creation ability, strength, and defensive consistency.

30. LA Clippers – David Torresani (Italy via OKC, G)

Guard with solid shooting mechanics and competitive burst. Limited by his size and needs to improve his playmaking vision.