After being drafted 18th overall by the Thunder in 2021, Mann actually got some decent playing time as a rookie, playing in over 1,300 non-garbage time minutes, according to Cleaning the Glass. Unfortunately for Mann, his minutes declined over the years as the Thunder become better and more competitive, and he was traded to the Hornets at the trade deadline in 2024. Mann has some real ability to create space off the dribble. He has a tight handle and multiple moves to go to, which allows him to create separation from defenders when getting to a stepbacks or pullup jumpers. He's a 34.5% 3-point shooter, which is below average, but not bad considering how many he takes that are off-the-dribble attempts. He doesn't get to the rim that often and struggles to finish there. Mann isn't a playmaker for others yet, posting low assist rates and overall not showing great feel for picking apart defenses and finding teammates when he creates an advantage. Defensively, Mann is somewhat undersized and isn't an elite athlete, so he struggles on that end. His size hurts him in his bulk rather than his length, as he is a solid 6'5" but just pretty skinny and can get knocked off his spot when an opposing player drives on him. He also doesn't put a ton of effort in on that end, often being too casual both in on-ball and off-ball situations. Mann is still fairly young, as he'll be 24 years old as a free agent in 2025. He has shown some flashes of real skill, but either needs to become a truly great scoring threat or improve on his weaknesses in order to really stick and have a long career as a rotation-level player. There are some Jordan Clarkson-looking tendencies to his game, so I think that's a reasonable upside for him.