| Pick | Team | Player | The skinny |
| 1. | 
Cleveland Cavaliers | Jabari Parker
6-8, SF, Duke | Widely considered the most NBA-ready prospect. Possesses plenty of polish and can score from inside or out. Scouts love his intelligence and winning presence. |
| 2. | 
Milwaukee Bucks | Andrew Wiggins
6-8, F/G, Kansas | Incredible athlete who made great strides late in the year. Considered the best wing defender available. Capable 20-point scorer at the NBA level. |
| 3. | 
Philadelphia 76ers | Joel Embiid
7-0, C, Kansas | Raw offensively, but can change the course of a game with his defense. Imagine a frontline of Embiid and Nerlens Noel. Troublesome back is a bit of a concern. |
| 4. | 
Orlando Magic | Julius Randle
6-9, PF, Kentucky | Reminds some scouts of Atlanta big man Al Horford. Very strong and skilled underneath. Talent evaluators feel he'll have a long and prosperous career. |
| 5. | 
Utah Jazz | Dante Exum
6-6, PG, Australia | Athletic with a strong handle and good size. Can play either guard spot. Not much is known about his weaknesses. Considered a bit of a risk. |
| 6. | 
Boston Celtics | Aaron Gordon
6-9, F, Arizona | High-energy guy who just wins. Plays with a lot of passion and is perhaps the most athletic big in the draft. A little ways to go offensively. |
| 7. | 
Los Angeles Lakers | Marcus Smart
6-4, PG, Oklahoma State | Tough kid with a strong handle. Can score in a number of ways. Reminds some of the Suns' Eric Bledsoe. Would likely be a top-three pick in most years. |
| 8. | 
Sacramento Kings | Noah Vonleh
6-10, PF, Indiana | Skilled big man with nice range on his jumper. Not a great athlete and perhaps still a little soft. Just 18 years old with a big upside. |
| 9. | 
Charlotte Hornets
(from Detroit) | Doug McDermott
6-8, SF, Creighton | Incredibly gifted offensively, scores in a number of ways. Cerebral all-around player and a decent defender. One scout called him a poor man's Jabari Parker. |
| 10. |
Philadelphia 76ers
(from New Orleans) | Gary Harris
6-4, SG, Michigan State | Can hit shots from anywhere and plays 100 percent at all times. Lockdown defender in college. A little small for the two-guard spot. |
| 11. | 
Denver Nuggets | Zach LaVine
6-5, G, UCLA | Another strong ball-handler for his size. Stock rose after impressive showing at Chicago combine. Very heady and can put the ball in the basket. |
| 12. |
Orlando Magic
(from New York via Denver) | Tyler Ennis
6-2, PG, Syracuse | A point guard in the truest sense. Always looking for the open man and keeps the ball moving. As an added bonus, can score when called upon. Big-game player. |
| 13. | 
Minnesota Timberwolves | James Young
6-6, SF, Kentucky | Perhaps the purest shooter in the draft. Dynamic athlete who can get to the rim. Lefty who supposedly can't go right. |
| 14. | 
Phoenix Suns | Adreian Payne
6-10, PF, Michigan State | Can mix it up in the paint and bury shots from NBA 3-point range. Not overly consistent, but is among top two or three bigs available when he's on. |
| 15. | 
Atlanta Hawks | Dario Saric
6-10, F, Croatia | Refined in every area. Could go higher if he makes it clear he's leaving Europe. |
| 16. | 
Chicago Bulls
(from Charlotte) | T.J. Warren
6-8, SF, N.C. State | Scrappy player with strong mid-range game. Not a great athlete. |
| 17. |
Boston Celtics
(from Brooklyn) | Nik Stauskas
6-6, SG, Michigan | Outstanding shooter who can potentially play the point at times. No one in draft is more lethal coming off a screen. |
| 18. |
Phoenix Suns
(from Washington) | Rodney Hood
6-8, F/G, Duke | Swingman who can fill it up fast. Needs to put on some muscle. |
| 19. |
Chicago Bulls | Elfrid Payton
6-4, PG, Louisiana-Lafayette | Great length and the type of relentless defender coach Tom Thibodeau covets. Could be a steal this late. |
| 20. | 
Toronto Raptors | K.J. McDaniels
6-6, SF, Clemson | Slasher who can get to the basket. Not a great shooter, but finds ways to score. |
| 21. | 
Oklahoma City Thunder
(from Dallas via Houston
& LA Lakers) | Cleanthony Early
6-7, F, Wichita State | Winner who does everything well. Underrated rebounder, plays with fire. |
| 22. | 
Memphis Grizzlies | P.J. Hairston
6-5, SG, North Carolina/D-League | Explosive scorer who is physical for a guard. Always in attack mode. |
| 23. |
Utah Jazz
(from Golden State) | Kyle Anderson
6-9, F, UCLA | Outstanding ball-handler and passer. Slow afoot. Unique set of skills for a big man. |
| 24. |
Charlotte Hornets
(from Portland) | C.J. Wilcox
6-5, SG, Washington | Remarkable perimeter shooter. Could offer instant offense off the bench. |
| 25. | 
Houston Rockets | Jerami Grant
6-8, SF, Syracuse | Great athlete with suspect outside shot. Strong defender. |
| 26. | 
Miami Heat | Jusuf Nurkic
6-11, C, Bosnia | Intelligent player, skilled big man. A little soft, a little out of shape. |
| 27. |
Phoenix Suns
(from Indiana) | Shabazz Napier
6-1, PG, Connecticut | Small frame but huge heart. Highly skilled. Plays with an edge. |
| 28. |
Los Angeles Clippers | Jordan Adams
6-5, SG, UCLA | Best player available. Offensively gifted. Could go higher. |
| 29. |
Oklahoma City Thunder | Clint Capela
6-11, PF, Switzerland | Fantastic athlete with size. Can disappear, but pretty good when focused. |
| 30. | 
San Antonio Spurs | Mitch McGary
6-10, PF/C, Michigan | Plays hard, plays smart, passes and shoots very well. Back surgery a major red flag. |
Source : http://msn.foxsports.com/ohio/story/mock-draft-1-0-we-know-the-order-now-here-are-the-picks-052114
