Donovan Mitchell jumps to the front end of the second round (rounding to pick 15). The Cavaliers are projected to feature tighter games and longer minutes for their stars, boosting Mitchell’s volume and fantasy appeal, though the shift invites a higher selection cost.

Mitchell’s ascent as a benchmark for Jazz development frames Bailey’s ceiling, with Mitchell serving as a reference point for how quickly a young star can emerge in Utah’s system.

Mitchell remains a driver of Cleveland’s offense; the Cavs look to Mobley’s growth and a tougher, more aggressive identity around him. Mitchell’s scoring and playmaking will be central to any ceiling the team achieves, especially if Mobley ascends to MVP-caliber impact.

Mitchell and Evan Mobley anchor Cleveland’s rise with Mitchell’s scoring and playmaking driving a potent offense, while Mobley’s two-way impact provides defensive leverage. Their pairing is central to Cleveland’s window to contend as Garland’s health remains a factor last season.

Mitchell drifts to 24.3 and becomes a potential late-second-round anchor if Cavaliers’ usage stays high. The move points to a favorable perception of his scoring and multi-category play in a competitive Cleveland lineup.