The Boston Celtics won't have a top-five pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, but don't be fooled: They're still stocked with draft capital.

The Celtics emerged from Tuesday's NBA Draft Lottery with three first-round picks -- No. 14 (via the Sacramento Kings), No. 20 (via the Los Angeles Clippers) and No. 22 (their own) -- in addition to one second-rounder at No. 51.

What do with all those selections? Tuesday night brought a flood of new NBA Mock Drafts as experts projected where each prospect will land. Let's check out what they have in store for the Celtics.

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No. 14 (via Kings): Kevin Porter Jr., G, USC
No. 20 (via Clippers): Nickeil Alexander-Walker, G, Virginia Tech
No. 22: Keldon Johnson, F, Kentucky

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Porter played just 21 games at USC last season thanks to a knee injury and an indefinite suspension for "personal conduct issues." He's extremely athletic, though, and is one of the youngest players in the draft at age 19. If either Terry Rozier or Kyrie Irving (or both) leave in free agency this summer, Porter could be an intriguing backcourt option.

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No. 14 (via Kings): Goga Bitadze, C, Republic of Georgia
No. 20 (via Clippers): Tyler Herro, G, Kentucky
No. 22: Chuma Okeke, F, Auburn

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Bitadze originally was projected as a late-first round pick, but the 6-foot-11, 251-pound big man's stock is on the rise after he won this year's Euroleague Rising Star award. Bitadze would offer depth at center if Aron Baynes departs in free agency, while the sharpshooting Herro would give the C's more scoring at guard.

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No. 14 (via Kings): PJ Washington, F, Kentucky
No. 20 (via Clippers): Nickeil Alexander-Walker, G, Virginia Tech
No. 22: Luguentz Dort, G, Arizona State

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Washington isn't the sexiest pick, but after adding a 3-point shot last season (42.3 percent from deep), he's a well-rounded two-way power forward who could fit in the mold of pending free agent Marcus Morris.

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No. 14 (via Kings): Nassir Little, F, North Carolina
No. 20 (via Clippers): Talen Horton-Tucker, F, Iowa State
No. 22: PJ Washington, F, Kentucky

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The Celtics probably will miss out on Coby White, but his Tar Heel teammate could be a better fit in Boston. Little's calling card is his defense, and his 7-foot-1 wingspan and ability to guard multiple positions should intrigue Brad Stevens.

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No. 14 (via Kings): Brandon Clarke, F, Gonzaga
No. 20 (via Clippers): Keldon Johnson, G/F, Kentucky
No. 22: Carsen Edwards, G, Purdue

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Our own A. Sherrod Blakely has Clarke going to the C's at No. 20 in his latest mock draft, but the versatile Gonzaga big man could go off the board sooner. He'd be a nice fit as a two-way big in Stevens' small-ball lineups.

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No. 14 (via Kings): Sekou Doumbouya, F, France
No. 20 (via Clippers): Keldon Johnson, G/F, Kentucky
No. 22: Bol Bol, C, Oregon

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Boone's mock features two fascinating prospects in Bol and Doumbouya, the youngest player in the 2019 draft class. The Guinea-born small forward is raw, but his potential as a floor-spacing big man with a 3-point shot is enticing for Boston, especially if Al Horford doesn't stick around much longer.

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No. 14 (via Kings): Bruno Fernando, C, Maryland
No. 20 (via Clippers): Ty Jerome, G, Virginia
No. 22: Matisse Thybulle, G/F, Washington

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Fernando isn't a name we've seen tied to the Celtics, and his draft stock has fluctuated wildly over the past few months. But there's a lot to like about the Angola national, who averaged 10.6 rebounds and nearly two blocks per game at Maryland last season would give the Celtics some much-needed frontcourt muscle.

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