NBA Draft picks 2024: Complete results, list of selections from Rounds 1-2 | Sporting News United Kingdom

Posted by Admin June 28, 2024 NBA

For the past two months, the NBA has been solely about the best teams in basketball. All eyes were on the Celtics as they won their record 18th NBA championship.

Now, it’s time for the bottom feeders to shine at the NBA Draft as they hope to change the projection of their franchise.

The NBA divided the draft into two nights with the first round concluding on Wednesday, June 26, and the second round beginning on Thursday, June 27.

The first round kicked off with two French stars landing back to back — Zaccharie Risacher was off the board first, amid some confusion from former NBA player Frank Mason, and Alexandre Sarr went No. 2.

A pair of UConn and Kentucky players went in the top 10 as Stephon Castle, Donovan Clingan, Reed Sheppard and Rob Dillingham all found their new homes.

The Grizzlies selected Zach Edey, one of the most polarizing prospects this year, with the ninth overall pick, leaving some questioning if it was too much of a reach for the Purdue standout.

While this year’s draft is considerably weaker than previous classes, that doesn’t mean there aren’t hidden gems to go along with the top players. Even the 2013 draft, which is considered to be one of the worst classes in league history, has Giannis Antetokounmpo and Rudy Gobert to show for it.

There will be notable role players, if not stars, that emerge from this draft. Some of those may come in the second round. Bronny James was the focal point of the second round as he landed with the Lakers at No. 55.

In addition to the 58 selections across two rounds, there were numerous trades going on. Teams trading up and down and trading in and out of the draft can get confusing, so The Sporting News is here to help.

The Sporting News has you covered on all the picks and key trades from the 2024 NBA Draft.

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NBA Draft picks 2024: Results from Rounds 1-2

There were 58 picks in this year’s draft since the NBA stripped the Suns and 76ers of their picks due to tampering violations.

Round 1 results

Round	Pick	Overall	Team	Player
1	1	1	Hawks	Zaccharie Risacher
1	2	2	Wizards	Alex Sarr
1	3	3	Rockets (via Nets)	Reed Sheppard
1	4	4	Spurs	Stephon Castle
1	5	5	Pistons	Ron Holland II
1	6	6	Hornets	Tidjane Salaun
1	7	7	Trail Blazers	Donovan Clingan
1	8	8	Spurs (via Raptors)	Rob Dillingham
1	9	9	Grizzlies	Zach Edey
1	10	10	Jazz	Cody Williams
1	11	11	Bulls	Matas Buzelis
1	12	12	Thunder (via Rockets)	Nikola Topic
1	13	13	Kings	Devin Carter
1	14	14	Trail Blazers (via Warriors)	Bub Carrington
1	15	15	Heat	Kel’el Ware
1	16	16	76ers	Jared McCain
1	17	17	Lakers	Dalton Knecht
1	18	18	Magic	Tristan da Silva
1	19	19	Raptors (via Pacers)	Ja’Kobe Walter
1	20	20	Cavaliers	Jaylon Tyson
1	21	21	Pelicans (via Bucks)	Yves Missi
1	22	22	Suns	DaRon Holmes II
1	23	23	Bucks (via Pelicans)	AJ Johnson
1	24	24	Knicks (via Mavericks)	Kyshawn George
1	25	25	Knicks	Pacome Dadiet
1	26	26	Wizards (via Clippers)	Dillon Jones
1	27	27	Timberwolves	Terrence Shannon Jr.
1	28	28	Nuggets	Ryan Dunn
1	29	29	Jazz (via Thunder)	Isaiah Collier
1	30	30	Celtics	Baylor Scheierman

Round 2 results

Round	Pick	Overall	Team	Player
2	1	31	Raptors (via Pistons)	Jonathan Mogbo
2	2	32	Jazz (via Wizards)	Kyle Filipowski
2	3	33	Bucks (via Trail Blazers)	Tyler Smith
2	4	34	Trail Blazers (via Hornets)	Tyler Kolek
2	5	35	Spurs	Johnny Furphy
2	6	36	Pacers (via Raptors)	Juan Nunez
2	7	37	Timberwolves (via Grizzlies	Bobi Klintman
2	8	38	Knicks (via Jazz)	Ajay Mitchell
2	9	39	Grizzlies (via Nets)	Jaylen Wells
2	10	40	Trail Blazers (via Hawks)	Oso Ighodaro
2	11	41	76ers (via Bulls)	Adem Bona
2	12	42	Hornets (via Rockets)	KJ Simpson
2	13	43	Heat	Nikola Durisic
2	14	44	Rockets (via Warriors)	Pelle Larsson
2	15	45	Kings	Jamal Shead
2	16	46	Clippers (via Pacers)	Cam Christie
2	17	47	Magic	Antonio Reeves
2	18	48	Spurs (via Lakers)	Harrison Ingram
2	19	49	Pacers (via Cavaliers)	Tristen Newton
2	20	50	Pacers (via Pelicans)	Enrique Freeman
2	21	51	Wizards (via Suns)	Melvin Ajinca
2	22	52	Warriors (via Bucks)	Quinten Post
2	23	53	Pistons (via Knicks)	Cam Spencer
2	24	54	Celtics (via Mavericks)	Anton Watson
2	25	55	Lakers (via Clippers)	Bronny James
2	26	56	Nuggets (via Timberwolves)	Kevin McCullar Jr.
2	27	57	Grizzlies (via Thunder)	Ulrich Chomche
2	28	58	Mavericks (via Celtics)	Ariel Hukporti

NBA Draft trade details

Wizards trade Deni Avdija to Trail Blazers

Wizards get: Malcolm Brogdon, No. 14 pick, 2029 first-round pick, two second-rounders
Trail Blazers get: Deni Avdija
Source: ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski