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2024 NBA DRAFT NOTES: FIRST ROUND
June 26, 2024
• The Atlanta Hawks selected JL Bourg forward Zaccharie Risacher of France with the first pick in the 2024 NBA Draft presented by State Farm. He is the 15th international player to be selected with the top pick.
• With the selection of Risacher, it marks the first time in history that an international player who did not play basketball at a U.S. college was selected with the top pick in back-to-back years. Last year, the San Antonio Spurs selected France’s Victor Wembanyama with the first pick.
• Risacher of France is the son of Stephane Risacher, who won the basketball silver medal with France at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
• Risacher was the 2023-24 French League Best Young Player Award winner and 2023-24 EuroCup Rising Star Award recipient.
• The Hawks made the first pick in the NBA Draft for the first time since 1975, when they selected David Thompson.
• The Hawks had a 3% chance to win the NBA Draft Lottery, the fifth-lowest odds by a team to win the No. 1 pick since the lottery began in 1985.
• This is the second time in 15 years that a college freshman was not selected with the first pick in the NBA Draft. Before Victor Wembanyama in 2023, the last non-freshman to be selected first overall was Oklahoma sophomore Blake Griffin in 2009.
• The Washington Wizards made the second pick in the NBA Draft for third time in the common draft era (since 1966), selecting Perth Wildcats forward Alex Sarr. Washington’s previous selections at No. 2 were Earl Monroe (1967) and Wes Unseld (1968).
• Sarr spent the 2023-24 season with Perth as part of the NBL’s Next Stars program. He played two seasons for Overtime Elite (2021-22 and 2022-23).
• Sarr of France is the brother of Olivier Sarr, who finished the 2023-24 season on a two-way contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder and played collegiately at Wake Forest and Kentucky.
• The Houston Rockets picked third overall in the NBA Draft for the third time, selecting Kentucky guard Reed Sheppard. With the No. 3 pick, the Rockets selected Rodney McCray in 1983 and Jabari Smith Jr. in 2022.
• The Rockets have made a selection in the top four in each of the last four drafts, picking Jalen Green second in 2021, Jabari Smith Jr. third in 2022, Amen Thompson fourth in 2023 and Sheppard third in 2024. Prior to 2021, Houston’s last top-four pick was Yao Ming (No. 1 pick) in 2002.
• The San Antonio Spurs made the fourth pick in the NBA Draft for the first time in franchise history, selecting Connecticut guard Stephon Castle. Outside of No. 1 overall selections David Robinson (1987), Tim Duncan (1997) and Victor Wembanyama (2023), the Spurs previously made only one pick in the top four, selecting Sean Elliot with the third pick in 1989.
• Castle is the sixth UConn player selected in the top five in the common draft era, joining Donyell Marshall (1994), Ray Allen (1996), Emeka Okafor (2004), Ben Gordon (2004) and Hasheem Thabeet (2009).
• The Detroit Pistons made the fifth pick in the NBA Draft for the third consecutive year, selecting NBA G League Ignite forward Ron Holland II. The Pistons selected Jaden Ivey in 2022 and Ausar Thompson in 2023 at that spot.
• Holland led Ignite in scoring (19.5 ppg) and steals (2.38 spg) and was second in rebounding (6.7 rpg) in the 2023-24 season. He averaged 24.6 points in his final eight games with the Ignite this season.
• The Charlotte Hornets made the sixth pick in the NBA Draft for the first time, selecting Cholet Basket forward Tidjane Salaün of France.
• With the selection of Salaün, it marks the first time that three players from the same country outside of the U.S. were selected in the top 10 of the same draft. Zaccharie Risacher (1), Alex Sarr (2) and Salaün (6) join Victor Wembanyama (1st overall in 2023), Bilal Coulibaly (7th overall in 2023), Killian Hayes (7th overall in 2020) and Frank Ntilikina (8th overall in 2017) as French players selected in the top 10.
• Connecticut center Donovan Clingan was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the seventh pick. With the selections of Stephon Castle with the fourth pick and Clingan seventh, it gives UConn multiple lottery picks for the first time since 2012, when Andre Drummond went ninth and Jeremy Lamb 12th .
• Purdue center Zach Edey, who was selected by the Memphis Grizzlies with the ninth pick, is the school’s fifth first-round pick since the NBA went to a two-round draft format in 1989, joining Glenn Robinson (1994), JaJuan Johnson (2011), Caleb Swanigan (2017) and Jaden Ivey (2022).
• Edey becomes the ninth player from Canada to be selected in the top 10 of the NBA Draft. Edey participated in Basketball Without Borders (BWB) Americas 2019 in Medellin, Colombia.
• Colorado forward Cody Williams, who was selected by the Utah Jazz with the 10th pick, is the third lottery pick in school history, joining Chauncey Billups (1997) and Alec Burks (2011).
• Williams is the younger brother of Oklahoma City Thunder guard-forward Jalen Williams, who was the 12th pick in the 2022 NBA Draft.
• NBA G League Ignite forward Matas Buzelis, who was selected by the Chicago Bulls with the 11th pick, averaged 17.1 points in his final 13 regular-season games with the Ignite in 2023-24.
• Buzelis was the MVP of the 2023 Basketball Without Borders Global camp in Salt Lake City. He was born in Chicago to Lithuanian parents who both played pro basketball in their home country.
• Crvena Zvezda guard Nikola Topić of Serbia, who was selected by the Oklahoma City Thunder with the 12th pick, became the highest drafted player from Serbia since Darko Miličić in 2003. Topić participated in the 2023 Basketball Without Borders Global Camp in Salt Lake City.
• Topić is the son of Milenko Topić, who won the basketball gold medal with Yugoslavia in the 1998 FIBA World Cup and the silver medal in the 1996 Summer Olympics.
• The Thunder made the 12th pick for the third consecutive year, selecting Topić. With the No. 12 pick, the Thunder selected Jalen Williams in 2022 and Dereck Lively II in 2023.
• Providence guard Devin Carter, who was selected by the Sacramento Kings with the 13th pick, is the third lottery pick in school history, joining Austin Croshere (1997) and Kris Dunn (2016).
• Carter is the son of Anthony Carter, who played 13 NBA seasons and is now an assistant coach with the Memphis Grizzlies.
• Pittsburgh guard Carlton Carrington, who was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 14th pick, is the school’s second first-round pick in the last 25 drafts, joining Steven Adams (2013).
• Tennessee guard Dalton Knecht, who was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers with the 17th pick, is the school’s first top 20 pick since Tobias Harris in 2011.
• Knecht emerged as a potential first-round pick after beginning his college career with two seasons at a junior college in Colorado. The 23-year-old led the SEC in scoring as a fifth-year senior in 2023-24, his one season in a high-major conference.
• Colorado forward Tristan da Silva, who was selected by the Orlando Magic with the 18th pick, became the 10th player from Germany to be selected in the NBA Draft and first since Franz Wagner in 2021.
• Cal-Berkeley guard-forward Jaylon Tyson, who was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers with the 20th pick, is the school’s fifth first-round pick in the last 30 drafts, joining Shareef Abdur-Rahim (1996), Ed Gray (1997), Ryan Anderson (2008) and Jaylen Brown (2016).
• Baylor center Yves Missi, who was selected by the New Orleans Pelicans with the 21st pick, is the highest-drafted player from Cameroon since Joel Embiid was selected third overall in 2014.
• Dayton forward DaRon Holmes II, who was selected by the Phoenix Suns with the 22nd pick, is the school’s third first-round pick in the common era of the NBA Draft (since 1966), joining Jim Paxson (1979) and Obi Toppin (2020).
• Illawara Hawks guard AJ Johnson, who was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the 23rd pick, is the ninth player from the Australian NBL’s Next Stars program to be selected in the NBA Draft, joining LaMelo Ball, Hugo Besson, Ousmane Dieng, Josh Giddey, R.J. Hampton, Mojave King, Rayan Rupert and Luke Travers.
• Miami guard-forward Kyshawn George, who was selected by the New York Knicks with the 24th pick, is the school’s fifth first-round pick in the common draft era, joining Tim James (1999), John Salmons (2002), Shane Larkin (2013) and Lonnie Walker IV (2018).
• George becomes the third player from Switzerland to be selected in the NBA Draft, joining Thabo Sefolosha (2006) and Clint Capela (2014).
• ratiopharm Ulm forward Pacome Dadiet of France, who was selected by the New York Knicks with the 25th pick, is the fourth French player selected in the first round. It’s the third-straight year that at least four French players were selected in the NBA Draft.
• Dadiet participated in the 2022 Basketball Without Borders Europe Camp in Milan and the 2023 BWB Global Camp in Salt Lake City.
• Weber State forward Dillon Jones, who was selected by the Washington Wizards with the 26th pick, is the school’s third draft pick since the NBA went to a two-round format in 1989. The others are Damian Lillard (2012) and Joel Bolomboy (2016).
• Illinois guard Terrence Shannon Jr., who was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 27th pick, is the school’s first pick in the first round since Meyers Leonard in 2012.
• Creighton guard-forward Baylor Scheierman, who was selected by the Boston Celtics with the 30th pick, is the school’s fourth first-round pick in the lottery era, joining Benoit Benjamin (1985), Doug McDermott (2014) and Justin Patton (2017).
2024 NBA DRAFT NOTES: SECOND ROUND
June 27, 2024
• San Francisco forward Jonathan Mogbo, who was selected by the Toronto Raptors with the 31st pick, is the school’s first draft pick since 1982.
• Mogbo attended Independence (Kan.) Community College, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M and Missouri State before playing one season at San Francisco.
• Duke forward-center Kyle Filipowski, who was selected by the Utah Jazz with the 32nd pick, was a 2023-24 consensus All-America Second Team selection. In 2022-23, he became the fourth player to be named ACC Rookie of the Year and ACC Tournament MVP in the same season.
• NBA G League Ignite forward Tyler Smith, who was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the 33rd pick, is the 13th player in the Ignite’s four-year history to be selected in the NBA Draft:
2021 – Jalen Green, Jonathan Kuminga and Isaiah Todd
2022 – Dyson Daniels, MarJon Beauchamp and Jaden Hardy
2023 – Scoot Henderson, Leonard Miller, Sidy Cissoko and Mojave King
2024 – Ron Holland II, Matas Buzelis and Tyler Smith
• Marquette guard Tyler Kolek, who was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 34th pick, led the nation in assists (7.7 apg) as a senior in 2023-24 and ranked third as a junior (7.5 apg) in 2022-23.
• Kansas forward Johnny Furphy, who was selected by the San Antonio Spurs with the 35th pick, attended the NBA Global Academy and the Centre of Excellence in Canberra, Australia. He is the sixth NBA Academy graduate to be drafted into the NBA.
• The selection of Furphy marks the fifth consecutive year that an Australian player was drafted. Australia had nine players on opening-night rosters for the 2023-24 season, the third most of any country outside of the U.S.
• ratiopharm Ulm guard Juan Núñez, who was selected by the Indiana Pacers with the 36th pick, is the first player from Spain to be drafted since 2021. During the 2023-24 season with ratiopharm, he was teammates with Pacôme Dadiet, the 25th pick in the 2024 NBA Draft.
• Cairns Taipans forward Bobi Klintman, who was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 37th pick, is the 10th player from the Australian NBL’s Next Stars program to be selected in the NBA Draft:
2020 – LaMelo Ball and R.J. Hampton
2021 – Josh Giddey
2022 – Ousmane Dieng, Luke Travers and Hugo Besson
2023 – Rayan Rupert and Mojave King
2024 – AJ Green and Bobi Klintman
• Klintman played his freshman season (2022-23) at Wake Forest and applied for the 2023 NBA Draft before withdrawing and signing with Cairns. Klintman is the fourth player from Sweden to be drafted and the first since 2015.
• UC Santa Barbara guard Ajay Mitchell, who was selected by the New York Knicks with the 38th pick, is the school’s second draft pick since the NBA went to a two-round draft format in 1989, joining Orlando Johnson (2012).
• Mitchell is the third player from Belgium to be selected in the NBA Draft.
• Marquette forward Oso Ighodaro, who was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 40th pick, was a two-time All-Big East Second Team selection (2022-23 and 2023-24).
• UCLA forward-center Adem Bona of Nigeria, who was selected by the Philadelphia 76ers with the 41st pick, was the 2023-24 Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year and two-time Pac-12 All-Defensive Team pick (2022-23 and 2023-24).
• A player from Nigeria has been selected in five of the last seven NBA drafts and there were five players from Nigeria on opening-night rosters for the 2023-24 season, tied for the sixth most of any country outside of the U.S.
• Colorado guard KJ Simpson, who was selected by the Charlotte Hornets with the 42nd pick, is the third Colorado player selected in the 2024 NBA Draft, joining Cody Williams (10th) and Tristan da Silva (18th). It is the first time since the NBA went to a two-round draft format in 1989 that the Buffaloes have had three players picked in one draft.
• Mega forward Nikola Djurisic of Serbia was selected by the Miami Heat with the 43rd pick, marking the first time since 2021 that two Serbian players were selected in the same draft (Nikola Topić was the 12th pick by the Oklahoma City Thunder).
• Arizona guard Pelle Larsson of Sweden, who was selected by the Houston Rockets with the 44th pick, is one of seven players since 1996-97 to record at least 1,200 points, 500 rebounds, 300 assists and 100 steals while shooting at least 49.0% from the field and 39.0% from the three-point line in a career.
• With the selection of Larsson and Bobi Klintman with the 37th pick, it marks the first time that two players from Sweden were selected in the same draft.
• Houston guard Jamal Shead, who was selected by the Sacramento Kings with the 45th pick, was a 2023-24 consensus All-America First Team pick and the first player to be named Big 12 Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year in the same season.
• Minnesota guard Cam Christie, who was selected by the Los Angeles Clippers with the 46th pick, is the school’s fifth draft pick in the last 25 drafts, joining Joel Przybilla (2000), Rick Rickert (2003), Kris Humphries (2004) and Daniel Oturu (2020).
• North Carolina forward Harrison Ingram, who was selected by the San Antonio Spurs with the 48th pick, led the ACC in rebounding in conference games (10.9 rpg) in 2023-24 as a junior.
• Akron forward Enrique Freeman, who was selected by the Indiana Pacers with the 50th pick, is the school’s first draft pick since Marcel Boyce in 1987.
• Freeman tied the NCAA Division I single-season record for double-doubles with 31 in 2023-24 and led the nation in rebounding (12.9 rpg).
• Saint Quentin forward Melvin Ajinca of France, who was selected by the Washington Wizards with the 51st pick, is the fifth French player selected in the 2024 NBA Draft, which ties the record set in 2016.
• Boston College center Quentin Post of the Netherlands, who was selected by the Golden State Warriors with the 52nd pick, is the first player from the Netherland selected in the draft since 2009.
• NBA Academy Africa forward-center Ulrich Chomche, who was selected by the Memphis Grizzlies with the 57th pick, is the first NBA Academy Africa prospect to be drafted, the first NBA Academy prospect to drafted directly out of an NBA Academy, and the seventh NBA Academy graduate to be drafted.
• Chomche also played in two seasons in the Basketball Africa League (BAL) in 2022 and 2023 as part of the BAL Elevate program, becoming the first player to be drafted into the NBA after participating in the BAL. He also participated in the 2022 Basketball Without Borders Africa Camp in Cairo and the 2023 BWB Global Camp in Salt Lake City.
• Riesen Ludwigsburg center Ariel Hukporti of Germany was selected by the Dallas Mavericks with the 58th pick, marking the second time that two players from Germany (Tristan da Silva, 18th pick) were selected in the same draft. He was the MVP of the 2020 Basketball Without Borders Global Camp in Chicago. Hukporti also spent three seasons playing for Melbourne United as part of the NBL’s Next Stars program.
KEY 2024 NBA DRAFT LINKS
June 26, 2024: 2024 NBA Draft first round results June 18, 2024: • Final 2024 NBA Draft Early Entry list
May 12, 2024: • Hawks win 2024 NBA Draft Lottery
May 12, 2024: • 2024 NBA draft order
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2023 NBA DRAFT
The 2023 NBA Draft was June 22.
Victor Wembanyama went first to the Spurs, Brandon Miller second to Hornets, Scoot Henderson third to Blazers, Amen Thompson 4th to Rockets, Ausur Thompson 5th to Pistons, Anthony Black 6th to Magic, Bilal Coulibaly 7th to Pacers (traded to Wizards), Jarace Walker 8th to Wizards (traded to Pacers), Taylor Hendricks 9th to Jazz, Cason Wallace 10th to Mavericks (traded to Thunder), Jett Howard 11th to Magic, Dereck Lively II 12th to Thunder (traded to Mavs), Gradey Dick 13th to Raptors, Jordan Hawkins 14th to Pelicans, and Kobe Bufkin 15th to Hawks.
2023 NBA DRAFT RESULTS NOTES
The San Antonio Spurs selected Metropolitans 92 forward-center Victor Wembanyama of France with the first pick in the 2023 NBA Draft presented by State Farm. He is the 14th international player to be selected with the top pick and the highest-drafted French player ever.
San Antonio made the first pick in the NBA Draft for the third time in franchise history. San Antonio previously selected David Robinson (1987) and Tim Duncan (1997) with the No. 1 pick.
In the Lottery era (since 1985), the Cleveland Cavaliers have made the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft the most (five times). The Orlando Magic is second with four such selections.
This is the first time in 14 years that a college freshman was not selected with the first pick in the NBA Draft. Before this year, the last non-freshman to be selected first overall was Oklahoma sophomore Blake Griffin in 2009.
This past season, the 19-year-old Wembanyama became the youngest MVP in French league history after leading France LNB Pro A in scoring, rebounding and blocks. He was also named the Defensive Player of the Year.
The Charlotte Hornets franchise made the second pick in the NBA Draft for fourth time in franchise history, selecting Alabama forward Brandon Miller. Charlotte’s previous selections at No. 2 were Alonzo Mourning (1992), Emeka Okafor (2004) and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (2012).
Miller is the third top-five pick in Alabama history, joining Leon Douglas (No. 4 in 1976) and Antonio McDyess (No. 2 in 1995). Miller was the first player to win SEC Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and Tournament MVP honors in the same season.
The Portland Trail Blazers picked third overall in the NBA Draft for the first time, selecting NBA G League Ignite guard Scoot Henderson. It was their highest pick since selecting Greg Oden with the top pick in the 2007 NBA Draft.
Henderson is the seventh draft pick in the three-year history of NBA G League Ignite, joining Jalen Green (second overall), Jonathan Kuminga (seventh) and Isaiah Todd (31st) in 2021 and Dyson Daniels (eighth), MarJon Beauchamp (24th) and Jaden Hardy (37th) in 2022.
Henderson was the first player to sign with NBA G League Ignite for two seasons. He was ranked the No. 7 prospect by ESPN in the Class of 2022 before reclassifying to graduate high school a year early.
The Houston Rockets picked fourth overall in the NBA Draft for the first time, selecting Overtime Elite guard Amen Thompson. The Rockets made picks in the top three in each of the previous two years, selecting Jalen Green (No. 2 in 2021) and Jabari Smith Jr. (No. 3 in 2022).
The Detroit Pistons picked fifth overall for the second consecutive year, selecting Overtime Elite guard Ausar Thompson. The Pistons have made five picks in the top five in the Lottery era: Grant Hill (1994), Darko Milicic (2003), Cade Cunningham (2021), Jaden Ivey (2022) and [insert player] (2023).
With the selections of Overtime Elite guards and twin brothers Amen Thompson by the Houston Rockets with fourth pick and Ausar Thompson by the Detroit Pistons with the fifth pick, it marked the first time in NBA Draft history that two brothers were selected in the top 10 of the same draft.
Amen Thompson and Ausar Thompson are the second pair of twin brothers to be selected back-to-back in the NBA Draft, joining Markieff Morris and Marcus Morris, the 13th and 14th picks in the 2011 NBA Draft, respectively.
Arkansas guard Anthony Black, who was selected by the Orlando Magic with the sixth pick, became the school’s first top-10 pick since Joe Johnson in 2001 (No. 10).
After not making a selection in the top nine from 1990-2021, the Indiana Pacers picked in the top seven for the second straight season, selecting Metropolitans 92 forward Bilal Coulibaly of France. Last year, the Pacers chose 2022-23 Kia NBA All-Rookie First Team selection Bennedict Mathurin with the sixth pick.
With the selections of Victor Wembanyama with the first pick and Bilal Coulibaly with the seventh pick, it marks the first time that two French players were selected in the top 10 of the same NBA Draft. Wembanyama and Coulibaly were teammates this past season with Metropolitans 92.
Houston forward Jarace Walker, who was selected by the Washington Wizards with the eighth pick, became the school’s highest draft pick since Hakeem Olajuwon was selected with the first pick in the 1984 NBA Draft.
The Wizards’ selection of Jarace Walker with the eighth pick is their highest pick since selecting Otto Porter Jr. with the third pick in the 2013 NBA Draft.
Central Florida forward Taylor Hendricks, who was selected by the Utah Jazz with the ninth pick, became the first player in school history to be selected in the first round of the NBA Draft.
2023 NBA DRAFT PREVIEW NEWS
June 14, 2023: According to ESPN.com, the following players have been invited to the 2023 NBA Draft green room: "Victor Wembanyama, Brandon Miller, Scoot Henderson, Amen Thompson, Ausar Thompson, Cameron Whitmore, Jarace Walker, Anthony Black, Taylor Hendricks, Gradey Dick, Bilal Coulibaly, Cason Wallace, Nick Smith, Dereck Lively II, Kobe Bufkin, Jalen Hood-Schifino, Jett Howard, Jordan Hawkins and Keyonte George."
June 13, 2023: • Final 2023 NBA Draft Early Entry list
May 16, 2023: • Spurs win 2023 NBA Draft Lottery
April 17, 2023: • Ties broken for order of selection in 2023 NBA Draft
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The 2022 NBA Draft took place June 23.
KEY 2022 NBA DRAFT INFO LINKS
• 2022 NBA draft by the numbers: interesting stats and info
• 2022 NBA Draft Lottery results
• 2021 NBA draft early entry list
• 2022 NBA draft order
• With 10th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Wizards selected Johnny Davis
• With 9th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Spurs selected Jeremy Sochan
• With 8th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Pelicans selected Dyson Daniels
• With 7th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Trail Blazers selected Shaedon Sharpe
• With 6th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Pacers selected Bennedict Mathurin
• With 5th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Pistons selected Jaden Ivey
• With 4th pick in 2022 NBA draft, Kings selected Keegan Murray
• With 3rd pick in 2022 NBA draft, Rockets selected Jabari Smith Jr.
• With 2nd pick in 2022 NBA draft, Thunder selected Chet Holmgren
• Orlando Magic select Paolo Banchero with first pick in 2022 NBA Draft
2022 NBA DRAFT RESULTS
Source: NBA.com
2022 NBA DRAFT FIRST ROUND RESULTS
1. Magic draft Paolo Banchero (Duke)
2. Thunder draft Chet Holmgren (Gonzaga)
3. Rockets draft Jabari Smith (Auburn)
4. Kings draft Keegan Murray (Iowa)
5. Pistons draft Jaden Ivey (Purdue)
6. Pacers draft Bennedict Mathurin (Arizona)
7. Blazers draft Shaedon Sharpe (Kentucky)
8. Pelicans draft Dyson Daniels (G League Ignite)
9. Spurs draft Jeremy Sochan (Baylor)
10. Wizards draft Johnny Davis (Wisconsin)
11. Knicks draft Ousmane Dieng (New Zealand Breakers) Traded to OKC
12. Thunder draft Jalen Williams (Santa Clara)
13. Hornets draft Jalen Duren (Memphis) Traded to DET in 3-team deal
14. Cavaliers draft Ochai Agbaji (Kansas)
15. Hornets draft Mark Williams (Duke)
16. Hawks draft A.J. Griffin (Duke)
17. Rockets draft Tari Eason (LSU)
18. Bulls draft Dalen Terry (Arizona)
19. Timberwolves draft Jake LaRavia (Wake Forest) Reportedly traded to MEM
20. Spurs draft Malaki Branham (Ohio State)
21. Nuggets draft Christian Braun (Kansas)
22. Grizzlies draft Walker Kessler (Auburn) Reportedly traded to MIN
23. Sixers draft David Roddy (Colorado State) Traded to MEM
24. Bucks draft MarJon Beauchamp (G League Ignite)
25. Spurs draft Blake Wesley (Notre Dame)
26. Mavericks draft Wendell Moore Jr. (Duke) Reportedly traded to MIN
27. Heat draft Nikola Jovic (Mega Mozzart)
28. Warriors draft Patrick Baldwin Jr. (Milwaukee)
29. Grizzlies draft TyTy Washington Jr. (Kentucky) Reportedly traded to MIN
30. Thunder draft Peyton Watson (UCLA) Traded to DEN
2022 NBA DRAFT SECOND ROUND RESULTS
31. Pacers draft Andrew Nembhard (Gonzaga)
32. Magic draft Caleb Houstan (Michigan)
33. Raptors draft Christian Koloko (Arizona)
34. Thunder draft Jaylin Williams (Arkansas)
35. Lakers draft Max Christie (Michigan State)
36. Blazers draft Gabriele Procida (Fortitudo Bologna) Reportedly traded to DET
37. Kings draft Jaden Hardy (G League Ignite) Traded to DAL
38. Spurs draft Kennedy Chandler (Tennessee) Traded to MEM
39. Cavaliers draft Khalifa Diop (Gran Canaria)
40. Timberwolves draft Bryce McGowens (Nebraska) Traded to CHA
41. Pelicans draft EJ Liddell (Ohio State)
42. Knicks draft Trevor Keels (Duke)
43. Clippers draft Moussa Diabate (Michigan)
44. Hawks draft Ryan Rollins (Toldeo) Reportedly traded to GSW
45. Hornets draft Josh Minott (Memphis)
46. Pistons draft Ismael Kamagate (Paris Basketball) Traded to DEN
47. Grizzlies draft Vince Williams Jr. (VCU)
48. Timberwolves draft Kendall Brown (Baylor) Reportedly traded to IND
49. Cavaliers draft Isaiah Mobley (USC)
50. Timberwolves draft Matteo Spagnolo (Vanoli Cremona)
51. Warriors draft Tyrese Martin (UConn) Reportedly traded to ATL
52. Pelicans draft Karlo Matkovic (Mega Mozzart)
53. Celtics draft JD Davison (Alabama)
Milwaukee (forfeited)
Miami (forfeited)
54. Wizards draft Yannick Nzosa (Unicaja Malaga)
55. Warriors draft Gui Santos (Minas) Reportedly traded to MIL
56. Cavaliers draft Luke Travers (Perth)
57. Blazers draft Jabari Walker (Colorado)
58. Pacers draft Hugo Besson (New Zealand Breakers) Reportedly traded to MIL
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