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Complete Draft

Teams

Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta Hawks
Boston Celtics
Boston Celtics
Brooklyn Nets
Brooklyn Nets
Charlotte Hornets
Charlotte Hornets
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Bulls
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Cavaliers
Dallas Mavericks
Dallas Mavericks
Denver Nuggets
Denver Nuggets
Detroit Pistons
Detroit Pistons
Golden State Warriors
Golden State Warriors
Houston Rockets
Houston Rockets
Indiana Pacers
Indiana Pacers
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles Lakers
Memphis Grizzlies
Memphis Grizzlies
Miami Heat
Miami Heat
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee Bucks
Minnesota Timberwolves
Minnesota Timberwolves
New Orleans Pelicans
New Orleans Pelicans
New York Knicks
New York Knicks
Oklahoma City Thunder
Oklahoma City Thunder
Orlando Magic
Orlando Magic
Philadelphia 76ers
Philadelphia 76ers
Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Suns
Portland Trail Blazers
Portland Trail Blazers
Sacramento Kings
Sacramento Kings
San Antonio Spurs
San Antonio Spurs
Toronto Raptors
Toronto Raptors
Utah Jazz
Utah Jazz
Washington Wizards
Washington Wizards

Drafted Players: NBA

San Antonio
Victor
Wembanyama
SAC
Rnd 1Pk 1
Charlotte
Brandon
Miller
CHASF
Rnd 1Pk 2
Portland
Scoot
Henderson
PORPG
Rnd 1Pk 3
Houston
Amen
Thompson
HOUPG
Rnd 1Pk 4
Detroit
Ausar
Thompson
DETSG
Rnd 1Pk 5
Orlando
Anthony
Black
ORLPG
Rnd 1Pk 6
Washington
Bilal
Coulibaly
WASSF
Rnd 1Pk 7
Indiana
Jarace
Walker
INDPF
Rnd 1Pk 8
Utah
Taylor
Hendricks
UTAPF
Rnd 1Pk 9
Oklahoma City
Cason
Wallace
OKCPG
Rnd 1Pk 10
Orlando
Jett
Howard
ORLSG
Rnd 1Pk 11
Dallas
Dereck
Lively II
DALC
Rnd 1Pk 12
Toronto
Gradey
Dick
TORSF
Rnd 1Pk 13
New Orleans
Jordan
Hawkins
NOSG
Rnd 1Pk 14
Atlanta
Kobe
Bufkin
ATLPG
Rnd 1Pk 15
Utah
Keyonte
George
UTAPG
Rnd 1Pk 16
LA Lakers
Jalen
Hood-Schifino
LALPG
Rnd 1Pk 17
Miami
Jaime
Jaquez Jr.
MIASF
Rnd 1Pk 18
Golden State
Brandin
Podziemski
GSSG
Rnd 1Pk 19
Houston
Cameron
Whitmore
HOUSF
Rnd 1Pk 20
Brooklyn
Noah
Clowney
BKNPF
Rnd 1Pk 21
Brooklyn
Dariq
Whitehead
BKNSG
Rnd 1Pk 22
Portland
Kris
Murray
PORPF
Rnd 1Pk 23
Dallas
Olivier-Maxence
Prosper
DALSF
Rnd 1Pk 24
Detroit
Marcus
Sasser
DETPG
Rnd 1Pk 25
Indiana
Ben
Sheppard
INDSG
Rnd 1Pk 26
Charlotte
Nick
Smith Jr.
CHAPG
Rnd 1Pk 27
Utah
Brice
Sensabaugh
UTASF
Rnd 1Pk 28
Denver
Julian
Strawther
DENSF
Rnd 1Pk 29
LA Clippers
Kobe
Brown
LACPF
Rnd 1Pk 30
San Antonio
San Antonio
Spurs
Victor Wembanyama
Round 1 - Pick 1
France
School
C
Position
  • Draft Grade: A+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 1
  • School: France
  • Height: 7' 3"
  • Weight: 230
Yahoo Sports Commentary
The most anticipated prospect to hit the NBA since LeBron James 20 years ago. Wembanyama possesses a skill set unlike any player in the NBA with his 8-foot wingspan and the way he can shoot from beyond 3-point range. This is the third No. 1 overall pick the five-time champion Spurs have landed in franchise history after No. 1 overall selections David Robinson and Tim Duncan.
Charlotte
Charlotte
Hornets
Brandon Miller
Round 1 - Pick 2
Alabama
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 3
  • School: Alabama
  • Height: 6' 9"
  • Weight: 205
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Prior to the NCAA tournament, Miller shot over 40% from 3-point range on seven attempts per game. The Hornets were the second-worst 3-point shooting team in the NBA this past season (shooting 33%) and could use his size at 6-9 and consistent shooting on the perimeter alongside LaMelo Ball.
Portland
Portland
Trail Blazers
Scoot Henderson
Round 1 - Pick 3
G League Ignite
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 2
  • School: G League Ignite
  • Height: 6' 2"
  • Weight: 196
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Henderson is the best guard in this draft class and can grow into a pro learning from Dame Lillard. The 6-2 guard dominated the G League the last two seasons and averaged 17.6 points and 6.6 assists this past year. Henderson will bring tremendous court vision and playmaking to the Trail Blazers.
Houston
Houston
Rockets
Amen Thompson
Round 1 - Pick 4
Overtime Elite
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: B
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 4
  • School: Overtime Elite
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 205
Yahoo Sports Commentary
The Rockets could be looking to make a move this offseason with James Harden rumored to want to return to Houston. Adding another young, athletic guard to the current roster doesn't make a ton of sense but if the Rockets are drafting the best available prospect, Amen is it and they'll have to figure out the pieces and fit once he gets to Houston.
Detroit
Detroit
Pistons
Ausar Thompson
Round 1 - Pick 5
Overtime Elite
School
SG
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 5
  • School: Overtime Elite
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 211
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Ausar showed better improvement as a perimeter shooter than brother Amen and can slide in alongside the wing next to Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ively. Ausar is one of the most athletic guards in this draft class, a tenacious defender and has a high IQ. He can switch out playing the 1, 2 or 3 and plays an up-tempo game.
Orlando
Orlando
Magic
Anthony Black
Round 1 - Pick 6
Arkansas
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 7
  • School: Arkansas
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 198
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Black has the potential to be one of the best guards in this draft class with his size as a primary ball-handler, vision in the open court and length on defense. Black was one of the best passers in college basketball this past season and has high upside.
Washington
Washington
Wizards
Bilal Coulibaly
Round 1 - Pick 7 (from Pacers)
France
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: B
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 11
  • School: France
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 190
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Coulibaly is one of the biggest risers of the draft and was playing for his French team, Metropolitans 92, up untili last week. He's one of the youngest players in this class and will need some development before he starts to log consistent minutes. Coulibaly is a solid 6-7 and has a wingspan of 7-3. His length allows him to be very effective on defense, and he showed improvement to his outside jumper over the course of the season.
Indiana
Indiana
Pacers
Jarace Walker
Round 1 - Pick 8 (from Wizards)
Houston
School
PF
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 8
  • School: Houston
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 240
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Walker has one of the most NBA-ready bodies in this draft class with his 6-8, 250-pound frame. He's a hybrid 4 who has shown potential in extending his game outside the key. Walker's defensive versatility and the way he can guard the switch solidified himself as a top-10 prospect, and he'll likely see early rotational minutes during his rookie season.
Utah
Utah
Jazz
Taylor Hendricks
Round 1 - Pick 9
UCF
School
PF
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 10
  • School: UCF
  • Height: 6' 9"
  • Weight: 210
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Hendricks is that 3-and-D player every team looks for in the draft, and with his added length at 6-9 he can play more of the stretch-4 position. He shot the ball well during his one year at UCF (39.4% from 3) and is a two-way scorer who is comfortable taking players off the dribble.
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Thunder
Cason Wallace
Round 1 - Pick 10 (from Mavericks)
Kentucky
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: B-
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 14
  • School: Kentucky
  • Height: 6' 4"
  • Weight: 193
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Wallace is arguably the best on-ball defensive guard in this class and can comfortably guard both backcourt positions at a high level. He's a tough guard who loves to turn the corner and get downhilil. Wallace showed he can play on and off the ball during his one year at Kentucky, and he could be the next great guard to come out of coach John Calipari's system to hit the NBA.
Orlando
Orlando
Magic
Jett Howard
Round 1 - Pick 11 (from Bulls)
Michigan
School
SG
Position
  • Draft Grade: C-
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 21
  • School: Michigan
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 215
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Jett comes from an NBA pedigree with his dad, Juwan, playing almost 20 years in the NBA. Jett is a solid outside shooter, particularly in catch-and-shoot situations. Howard needs to improve his lateral quickness on defense but makes up for it with his length.
Dallas
Dallas
Mavericks
Dereck Lively II
Round 1 - Pick 12 (From Thunder)
Duke
School
C
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 17
  • School: Duke
  • Height: 7' 1"
  • Weight: 230
Yahoo Sports Commentary
After Wembanyama, Lively is the best rim protector in this draft class. He showed a much improved 3-point shot during the predraft process and workouts with teams. Lively was the No. 1 recruit coming out of high school but couldn't find his rhythm after a minor injury to start the season. The NBA's spacing and pace cater to his skills, and his most immediate impact will be at the defensive end with his 7-2 frame.
Toronto
Toronto
Raptors
Gradey Dick
Round 1 - Pick 13
Kansas
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 9
  • School: Kansas
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 205
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Dick is a skilled offensive wing who does so many things that NBA teams look for in a productive perimeter player. Outside of his consistent shooting (40.3% from 3-point range), Dick makes the right read in the lane and cuts well off the ball.
New Orleans
New Orleans
Pelicans
Jordan Hawkins
Round 1 - Pick 14
Connecticut
School
SG
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 13
  • School: Connecticut
  • Height: 6' 5"
  • Weight: 195
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Hawkins is one of the best shooters in this class and the NBA is a shooter's league. He commands the attention of defenders every time he's on offense with the way he moves off the ball. If he catches a defender sleeping, he's letting it fly. Hawkins helped lead UConn to a national championship this year, shooting 39% from 3-point range on seven attempts per game.
Atlanta
Atlanta
Hawks
Kobe Bufkin
Round 1 - Pick 15
Michigan
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 18
  • School: Michigan
  • Height: 6' 4"
  • Weight: 195
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Bufkin has solid size at 6-5 and showed improved reads of the pick-and-roll during his sophomore season at Michigan. He's always looking to push the ball in transition and has great body control around the rim.
Utah
Utah
Jazz
Keyonte George
Round 1 - Pick 16 (from Timberwolves)
Baylor
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: A
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 15
  • School: Baylor
  • Height: 6' 4"
  • Weight: 185
Yahoo Sports Commentary
George is a pure scoring guard who isn't afraid of the big moments and always wants the ball when the game is on the line or at the end of the shot clock. He can get a shot off from anywhere and has a quick burst with the ball in his hands when getting downhill.
LA Lakers
Los Angeles
Lakers
Jalen Hood-Schifino
Round 1 - Pick 17
Indiana
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: B-
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 16
  • School: Indiana
  • Height: 6' 6"
  • Weight: 215
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Hood-Schifino plays bigger than his 6-5 frame and was the most improved ball-handler in the pick-and-roll option this year. Defensively, he keeps guards in front and can cut players off trying to turn the corner off the switch. Hood-Schifino participated in Chris Paul's camp prior to his freshman year at Indiana and Paul praised Hoood-Schifino's defense on the perimeter.
Miami
Miami
Heat
Jaime Jaquez Jr.
Round 1 - Pick 18
UCLA
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: B
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 26
  • School: UCLA
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 225
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Jaquez Jr. was the glue guy for a very successful UCLA team, and he's a player who loves to compete. The UCLA coaches raved about his work ethic, and Jacquez Jr. shot the ball better than expected during predraft workouts. He makes the right plays, wins 50-50 balls off the glass and has the size to defend in the post right away.
Golden State
Golden State
Warriors
Brandin Podziemski
Round 1 - Pick 19
Santa Clara
School
SG
Position
  • Draft Grade: B
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 33
  • School: Santa Clara
  • Height: 6' 6"
  • Weight: 205
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Podziemski shot up draft boards after a strong showing at the NBA Draft Combine. He's a hard-nosed guard who isn't afraid of contact. His shot selection has improved and he shot well from 3-point range at Santa Clara, hitting 43.8% from deep.
Houston
Houston
Rockets
Cameron Whitmore
Round 1 - Pick 20 (from Clippers)
Villanova
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: B+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 6
  • School: Villanova
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 232
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Adding another young, athletic guard to the current roster doesn't make a ton of sense, but drafting the big guard out of Villanova could be part of a bigger picture. Whitmore has the size to slip into any position on the perimeter and is tough to guard with his size and footwork once he turns the corner.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Nets
Noah Clowney
Round 1 - Pick 21 (from Suns)
Alabama
School
PF
Position
  • Draft Grade: B
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 25
  • School: Alabama
  • Height: 6' 10"
  • Weight: 210
Yahoo Sports Commentary
After Wembanyama and Lively, Clowney is the next best rim-protecting big and showed glimpses of an inside-out game during his one year at Alabama. The 6-10 center is still a little raw and will need some development, but teams loved his upside throughout the draft process and he's a player who can give minutes to a secondary unit early in his rookie season.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Nets
Dariq Whitehead
Round 1 - Pick 22
Duke
School
SG
Position
  • Draft Grade: C+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 29
  • School: Duke
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 220
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Whitehead had to undergo a second foot surgery after the initial injury he suffered at Duke did not heal correctly. As a high school prospect, Whitehead was one of the best two guards in the class. The Nets are taking a chance on Whitehead recovering and returning to form.
Portland
Portland
Trail Blazers
Kris Murray
Round 1 - Pick 23 (from Knicks)
Iowa
School
PF
Position
  • Draft Grade: B+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 24
  • School: Iowa
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 220
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Murray is a solid forward who does a lot of the little things very well. He's a reliable shooter, will always make the extra pass to an open teammate and not force anything, and uses his footwork to keep guys in front off the block. Murray is a player who can come in right away and give solid minutes, and he still has room to grow into more of an offensive threat past the 3-point line.
Dallas
Dallas
Mavericks
Olivier-Maxence Prosper
Round 1 - Pick 24
Marquette
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: B+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 36
  • School: Marquette
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 230
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Prosper shot up draft boards after testing very well during the NBA Draft Combine and competed at a high level during the scrimmage play. He's effective on and off the ball with his 7-1 wingspan and will make an impact right away on the defensive end of the court.
Detroit
Detroit
Pistons
Marcus Sasser
Round 1 - Pick 25 (From Grizzlies via Celtics)
Houston
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: D+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 42
  • School: Houston
  • Height: 6' 3"
  • Weight: 193
Yahoo Sports Commentary
What Sasser lacks in size as an NBA guard, he makes up for in power and how strong he is with the ball. Sasser is a true floor general who is entering the league with experience playing under a Hall of Fame coach in Kelvin Sampson. Sasser averaged 16.8 points and 3.1 assists per game during his senior season at Houston. But this does feel like a major reach.
Indiana
Indiana
Pacers
Ben Sheppard
Round 1 - Pick 26 (from Cavaliers)
Belmont
School
SG
Position
  • Draft Grade: B+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 32
  • School: Belmont
  • Height: 6' 6"
  • Weight: 190
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Sheppard shot lights out during his senior season at Belmont, hitting 41.5% from deep and averaging 18.8 points. He played at a high level against Power 5 prospects at the NBA Draft Combine and more than held his own. Sheppard is a player who can come in right away and give productive minutes on both ends of the court. Still just 21 years old as a college senior, Sheppard has the room for growth and experience to impact the Pacers right away.
Charlotte
Charlotte
Hornets
Nick Smith Jr.
Round 1 - Pick 27 (from Nuggets via Knicks, Thunder)
Arkansas
School
PG
Position
  • Draft Grade: B+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 12
  • School: Arkansas
  • Height: 6' 5"
  • Weight: 190
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Smith Jr. is a shifty guard who slipped a little bit due to his inconsistent year at Arkansas. He'll need a little time to adjust and develop his game at the next level but during the predraft process he showed an improved outside jumper and a much better motor. If he starts hitting the floater in the lane like he showed glimpses of at Arkansas, Smith Jr. could end up being a cross between Immanuel Quickley and Tyrese Maxey.
Utah
Utah
Jazz
Brice Sensabaugh
Round 1 - Pick 28 (from 76ers via Nets)
Ohio St.
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: C+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 30
  • School: Ohio St.
  • Height: 6' 5"
  • Weight: 235
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Sensabuagh is a bully wing who uses his body well at the rim. He also shot the ball well from the perimeter — 40.5% from 3-point range.
Denver
Denver
Nuggets
Julian Strawther
Round 1 - Pick 29 (from Celtics via Pistons)
Gonzaga
School
SF
Position
  • Draft Grade: C+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 35
  • School: Gonzaga
  • Height: 6' 7"
  • Weight: 208
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Strawther put up positive offensive metrics that were pretty impressive at Gonzaga. He shot 40.8% from 3 and 46.9% from the field during the season and showed touch in the mid-range and good decision-making off the dribble. Defensively, he sometimes lacks the quickness to guard off the switch and can get caught in mismatch situations.
LA Clippers
Los Angeles
Clippers
Kobe Brown
Round 1 - Pick 30 (from Bucks via Rockets)
Missouri
School
PF
Position
  • Draft Grade: C+
  • Pre-Draft Rank: 52
  • School: Missouri
  • Height: 6' 8"
  • Weight: 250
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Brown is one of the best defensive rotational players in this draft with the way he swings through multiple positions on the wing and is active dropping down low. Brown is a swing forward who was the glue guy for coach Dennis Gates and Missouri and could see early minutes on a roster with his high basketball IQ and defensive versatility, but he is a reach.