Krejci is highlighted as a Czech teammate in Queta’s orbit, representing the underdog path in European basketball. His inclusion signals a broader European growth story that informs Queta’s development and the Celtics’ willingness to lean into international reps for bigs.

Vit Krejci represents the Czech Republic while attached to the Atlanta Hawks. His EuroBasket role could push him into bigger ball-handling duties and serve as a barometer for his NBA trajectory—especially if he earns minutes as a secondary playmaker. Fantasy-wise, Krejci could become a late-round flier if he earns minutes with consistent scoring and assist upside, though roster volatility remains a risk.

Krejci is a sharpshooter option in the Hawks’ framework; his spacing could help Detroit’s offense if he’s included in the deal or cited as a reference for spread-the-floor impact in the mock.

Vit Krejci, a Czech guard, played for the Thunder for one season, wearing jersey No. 27. He averaged 6.2 points and contributed to the team's depth before being traded to the Atlanta Hawks. His draft selection and subsequent trade illustrate the dynamic nature of the Thunder's roster adjustments.

Vit Krejci struggled with only 4 points on 2-6 shooting, failing to capitalize on the opportunity with several starters out.