I've projected the Cavs' pick landing at #24 (Cavs will get the lower of the Chicago or Cleveland pick due to the Deng trade). If the season ended today, the Cavs would get the #22 pick.
DX currently projects the #24 pick as Justin Anderson from UVa. This is interesting because I think for the Cavs he is the best fit of the wings in the 20-30 range. His stat line is actually very similar to Jimmy Butler's at Marquette. Both are also 3 year players. Similar height and weight, but Anderson has a huge advantage in length.
The other stat he is clearly outshining Butler is his 3 point shooting. He's put up huge numbers this year on high volume. It is rather unusual to find a player who combines great length and good shooting.
Other points in his favor: Projects as a plus defender. A willing passer, with very strong assist to turnover ratios. I just think he has a defined role on this team as a 3 and D guy, and it's at least plausible that he could come in next year and contribute. I say this even though my expectation is that rookies will not play much, especially on good teams.
Negatives: Before this season, there was really nothing about him that stood out, or that made you think he was anything more than a dime a dozen athletic wing with limited skill. He was known mainly as a defensive player prior to this year, but his 3 point shooting has come out of nowhere. What gives me confidence is that he is taking 6 shots per 40 (at 48%). There is also the fact he has been out with a finger injury. Some players are just injury prone, and you need to beware of players with injury histories. On the flipside, this is a minor injury that won't affect him going forward. This injury wouldn't affect my decision to draft him.
I'm not saying he is the next Jimmy Butler, but I am surprised he isn't rated a little higher by DX. I'm also not saying he is definitely the guy I would select, but I think he clearly would be if I were taking a wing.