Kelder

Kelder is riding with Banchero as a fourth- or fifth-round breakout bet, arguing that improved efficiency could propel him into second-round fantasy territory by next season.

Harper is a get-in-early play for Kelder. He believes a larger role can already produce top-50 value, with the young guard possessing considerably more upside beyond that.

Kelder trusts Sharpe's locked-in Brooklyn center role to translate his rebounding, defensive production and strong percentages into genuine category-league value.

Kelder thinks Mitchell is simply too good to stay buried in Oklahoma City's depth chart. Strong impact metrics make him a late-round pick Kelder expects many opponents to overlook.

This is Kelder's gut-feel selection: Miami's lack of another true point guard should keep Mitchell central to the rotation, with threes, steals and assists giving him useful end-of-draft value.