Krejci was surprisingly a top-40 pick in the 2020 draft, as he was not even included on Sam Vecenie's top-100 board going into the draft nor was he in John Hollinger's top 70. However, after a couple years of not really being able get playing time for the Thunder, and being unable to make a roster spot in Minnesota, Krejci signed a two-way contract with the Hawks and was able to get some real playing time in '23-'24. He then re-signed with the Hawks in the 2024 offseason on a standard contract. Krejci has some solid passing and shooting skills for a 6'8" forward. The sample size was small, but he shot 45% from 3 in '23-'24. If you combine his total NBA and G-League career attempts, he's a 36% 3-point shooter, which is about average. He's not just a standstill shooter either, as he can create off the dribble. He has the playmaking skills to attack hard closeouts and get in the lane and find teammates. Defensively, Krejci has good size, but that's about it. He moves his feet okay but certainly isn't a plus defender. He isn't disruptive at all, barely getting any blocks or steals. He also gets very few rebounds. If Krejci can continue to hit shots at or near the level he did in '23-'24, he could stick around in the league. He will be 25 years old as a potential free agent in 2025, so he's not exactly a young prospect, but I think it's still reasonable to expect improvement going forward, especially since he has shown some recently.