TSN.ca's 2015 NBA Mock Draft

Highly skilled, young big with tremendous upside to grow his game at the next level.

Perhaps the most pro-ready player in this draft offensively; will have to get in better shape and learn to defend his position.

Game-growth potential is enormous; is top pick on many pre-draft boards.

Amazing athlete whose year of seasoning in China eases adjustment to playing in the league's biggest market

Will the "next Dirk Nowitzki" expectation be a burden or motivation for the young Latvian? Stay tuned!

If there is such an animal called the "poor man's Chandler Parsons, but with more attitude and athleticism," Super Mario is him!

Will come into the NBA as one of the most diverse defenders in basketball; Could end up as a better Tyson Chandler/DeAndre Jordan.

The versatility and unselfishness in his game projects well in the NBA; he will need work on shooting, but elite-level body, motor and smarts help.

Some make be surprised by Dekker's athleticism, but not his heart and enthusiasm to be a solid pro.

The National Player of the Year will be in the rotation and contribute immediately.

Hard to find rugged, skilled wing defenders in a draft -  Anderson's one of them.

Has "Nick Young" written all over him, which could be both a good and bad thing!

Son of former NBAer Harvey Grant, Jerian is an explosive, smart athlete who will have to get stronger to compete in the Association.

Highly coveted big with skill set that may expand to the point where he can also play at the three in the NBA.

Same size. Same school. Same game as fellow former Longhorn LaMarcus Aldridge? Jury's out, but the kid has the tools.

Quiet as kept, Portis could be sleeper pick in this draft with game reminiscent of a young Kevin Garnett. Then again, he could be Tyrus Thomas.

March Madness' Most Outstanding Player this past spring will look to finda  niche as a smaller signal caller in a league of increasing bigger lead guards.

Can't teach motor and desire. Add in capable mid-range jumper game, defence and aggressive board work and Harrell finds a Taj Gibson-like rotation spot.

Excellent athlete with right demeanour and focus to become a very solid, resourceful wing defender in a Kawhi Leonard-mold.

What Payne lacks in size, he makes up for in hoops IQ, multiple ways to score and unselfishness; can get anywhere on the court when he wants.

Brother of Portland's Dorell Wright, Delon is an excellent combo guard with skills on both sides of the ball; has to show and prove quickly as a soon to be 23-year-old rook, however.

Multifaceted player who will have time to grow into his potentially prodigious skills; top five pro-ready entrant.

Silky, smooth shooter who can actually do more than shoot; Has a lot of Kevin Martin in his game; more work on defence brings intrigue to this pick.

Slipped quite a bit and could have mistakenly gone early to a bad fit; shooters are always welcome, especially when you can do it like Booker can.

The 18-year-old is built ready for NBA action, but recovery from torn meniscus may raise red flags for some.

The better scorer (player?) of the Harrison twins, lack of high-level athleticism and questions about attitude could spell D-League bus rides instead of team charters.

Raw, quality defensive talent with an affinity for being dismissed from multiple schools, Upshaw may be more of a challenge than simply a project.

Weighing talent and potential versus torn ACL might be an issue, but McCullough is a low-risk, decent yield potential at this pick.

A solid and safe pick at 30, who could develop or be an asset to package later, Martin is proficient on both backboards and has an evolving offensive game.