ok finally gonna weigh in
I'm not even gonna rank the top 5 because they aren't possible.. I said it early and often, the whole narrative about getting #4 was setting us up to be disappointed.
So lets say we start at #6, with Cade/Green/Suggs/Mobley/Kuminga off the board... here's my board for the W's:
1) Moses Moody - he's got Klay traits but does so with Rip Hamilton range. By far my favorite. But man, we sure wouldnt need him if we drafted Gary Trent Jr, and no, I'm still not over it, **** you
2) Corey Kispert - sensing a trend? I want a good shooting wing. He's among the best. Higher floor, lower upside. I get McDermott / Hield vibes from him. But that means low 'bust' potential, but also low 'star' potential
3) Daivon Mitchell - I want to be very clear about how little I care about the gurus **** on this kid. He's good. The problem is he's not a combo guard, he's a scoring PG, but calling him a PG is very generous as well. He's basically a 6th man as a peak, unless he can channel Steve Nash and really work on his PnR game. That said, I'd imagine if he did fix his PnR game, he could be an impact lead guard. Bad fit for our switch heavy defense too. But I love the upside
4) Kai Jones - feeling risky? I am, considering who's in the 6-10 range currently. He could be a Channing Frye type, or he could be more of a JJJ. But you arent getting much defensively from him and he's very raw. Still, as a fit, I like him worlds better than Wiseman. I'd really only like Kai if we traded Wiseman
DO NOT DRAFT @ #6Scottie Barnes - we're told he might be the next Draymond. Well.. Draymond works great here because of someone like Steph. So unless we have the next Steph in waiting in Jordan Poole (as resident Poole homer, I

at this) there's really no reason to get the next Draymond.
Zaire Williams - first off, he went to Stanford. Secondly, he can't hit a jumper to save his life. It isn't very often that lanky wings that cant shoot become worthy of early/mid lotto selections, and I dont feel froggy about this guy. Also, Stanford.
Keon Johnson - again, wings who cant shoot well. I got strong Livingston vibes watching him play, but want to reiterate that Livingston was a luxury for us, not a necessity, and wasnt a huge impact piece.