List of NBA Draft picks counting down to 57 players
The first round of the 2025 NBA Draft went by without Dallas general manager Nico Harrison pulling off another stunner.
Here's how Round 1 shook out and what the order for Thursday night's Round 2 will be.
Round 1
1. Dallas Mavericks: Cooper Flagg, forward, Duke
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2. San Antonio Spurs: Dylan Harper, guard, Rutgers
3. Philadelphia 76ers: VJ Edgecombe, wing, Baylor
4. Charlotte Hornets: Kon Knueppel, wing, Duke
5. Utah Jazz: Ace Bailey, forward, Rutgers
6. Washington Wizards: Tre Johnson, guard, Texas
7. New Orleans Pelicans: Jeremiah Fears, guard, Oklahoma
8. Brooklyn Nets: Egor Demin, guard, BYU
9. Toronto Raptors: Collin Murray-Boyles, forward, South Carolina
10. Phoenix Suns (from Houston Rockets): Khaman Maluach, big, Duke
11. Memphis Grizzlies (from Portland Trail Blazers): Cedric Coward, wing, Washington State
12. Chicago Bulls: Noa Essengue, forward, Ratiopharm Ulm (Germany)
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13. New Orleans Pelicans (from Atlanta Hawks): Derik Queen, big, Maryland
14. San Antonio Spurs (from Atlanta Hawks): Carter Bryant, forward, Arizona
15. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Miami Heat): Thomas Sorber, big, Georgetown
16. Portland Trail Blazers (from Memphis Grizzlies): Hansen Yang, big, Qingdao Eagles (China)
17. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Detroit Pistons): Joan Beringer, big, Cedevita Olímpija (Slovenia)
18. Utah Jazz (from Washington Wizards): Walter Clayton Jr., guard, Florida
19. Brooklyn Nets (from Milwaukee Bucks): Nolan Traoré, guard, Saint Quentin (France)
20. Miami Heat (from Golden State Warriors): Kasparas Jakučionis, guard, Illinois
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21. Washington Wizards (from Utah Jazz): Will Riley, forward, Illinois
22. Brooklyn Nets (from Atlanta Hawks): Drake Powell, wing, North Carolina
23. Atlanta Hawks (New Orleans Pelicans): Asa Newell, big, Georgia
24. Sacramento Kings (from Oklahoma City Thunder): Nique Clifford, forward, Colorado State
25. Orlando Magic (from Denver Nuggets): Jase Richardson, guard, Michigan State
26. Brooklyn Nets (from New York Knicks): Ben Saraf, guard, Ratiopharm Ulm (Germany)
27. Brooklyn Nets (from Houston Rockets): Danny Wolf, big, Michigan
28. Boston Celtics: Hugo González, wing, Real Madrid (Spain)
29. Charlotte Hornets (from Phoenix Suns): Liam McNeeley, wing, Connecticut
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30. Los Angeles Clippers (from Oklahoma City Thunder): Yanic Konan Niederhauser, center, Penn State
Round 2
31. Phoenix Suns (from Minnesota Timberwolves): Rasheer Fleming, forward, St. Joseph's
32. Orlando Magic (from Boston Celtics): Noah Penda, forward, Le Mans Sarthe Basket (France)
33. Charlotte Hornets: Sion James, wing, Duke
34. Charlotte Hornets (from New Orleans Pelicans)
35. Philadelphia 76ers
36. Brooklyn Nets
37. Detroit Pistons (from Toronto Raptors)
38. Indiana Pacers (from San Antonio Spurs)
39. Toronto Raptors (from Portland Trail Blazers)
40. New Orleans Pelicans (from Washington Wizards)
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41. Golden State Warriors (from Miami Heat)
42. Sacramento Kings (from Chicago Bulls)
43. Utah Jazz (from Dallas Mavericks)
44. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Atlanta Hawks)
45. Los Angeles Lakers (from Chicago Bulls)
46. Orlando Magic
47. Milwaukee Bucks (from Detroit Pistons)
48. Memphis Grizzlies (from Golden State)
49. Cleveland Cavaliers (from Milwaukee Bucks)
50. New York Knicks (from Memphis Grizzlies)
51. Los Angeles Clippers (from Minnesota Timberwolves)
52. Phoenix Suns (from Denver Nuggets)
53. Utah Jazz (from Los Angeles Clippers)
54. Indiana Pacers
55. Chicago Bulls (from Los Angeles Lakers)
56. Memphis Grizzlies (from Houston Rockets)
57. Orlando Magic (from Boston Celtics)
58. Cleveland Cavaliers
59. Houston Rockets (from Oklahoma City Thunder)
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