2021 NBA mock draft: Expert analysis for picks 19-24

Rylan Styles, Host of Locked On Thunder Podcast - "Cam Thomas is a bonafide bucket-getter that has All-Star level potential as a scorer. Or, at worst, he can be a focal point of a secondary unit offensively. That is something that the Thunder desperately need after a bad a offensive -- a historically-bad offense -- a year ago."

Jimmy Patsos - "I think it's a great pick for the Atlanta Hawks at No. 20 because Jalen Johnson at one point was a top-five pick. He can play the three or four. He's probably more of a four, but has skills that can allow him to actually transition into a two. But, John Collins is a restricted free agent. Collins could demand big money and the Hawks could say "We've got De'Andre Hunter, we've got Cam Reddish, we've got Kevin Huerter, we've got this young group -- let's see if Johnson can conform to what we want to do." Because we know he left IMG and he had some trouble after 12 games at Duke, but he can play point forward, he can defend and he can fit in with a young team. And I think Nate McMillan is the perfect coach for Jalen Johnson."

Ryan McDonough - "So the New York Knicks had a surprising season, they were a playoff team and are picking 21st in the draft this year. They take Tre Mann, the young guard out of Florida. Mann is a scoring guard with decent quickness. He shot pretty good percentages across the board. He was a 40% three-point shooter and an 83% free-throw shooter. He's also a pretty effective pick-and-roll player and the Knicks have been looking for more back-court talent."

Ryan McDonough: "Anytime you have LeBron James in his prime, you're a championship contender. So I really like this pick from Baylor late in the first round. Jared Butler I think was one of the most complete players in the NCAA tournament. He was a starting point guard for the national champion Baylor Bears. He's a big-time shooter, he shot 42% on threes on over six attempts per game. Anytime you play off of LeBron James and Anthony Davis, you're gonna get good looks. I thought that was a weakness for the Lakers last year, their back-court shooting. So they get a guy in Jared Butler who can come in and play right away."

Jackson Gatlin, Host of Locked On Rockets: "He's a lengthy forward that really developed a keen eye for shooting the basketball. He would add a lot of needed size to the Rockets front court. ... His No. 1 skill is shooting the basketball -- he shot over 40% behind the three-point line. He's a very talented shooter and projects to be your prototypical '3 and D' NBA wing."