1. Cleveland - Kyrie Irving - 6'4" PG, Duke
2. Minnesota - Derrick Williams - 6'9" PF, Arizona
3. Utah - Brandon Knight - 6'4" PG, Kentucky
4. Cleveland - Enes Kanter - 6'11" C, Turkey
5. Toronto - Jonas Valanciunas - 7'0" C, Lithuania
6. Washington - Jan Vesely - 6'11" SF, Czech Republic
7. Sacramento - Kemba Walker - 6'1" PG, Connecticut
8. Detroit - Kawhi Leonard - 6'7" SF, San Diego State
9. Charlotte - Bismack Biyombo - 6'9" PF, Spain
10. Milwaukee - Klay Thompson - 6'7" SG, Washington State
11. Golden State - Tristan Thompson - 6'9" PF, Texas
12. Utah - Marcus Morris - 6'9" PF, Kansas
13. Phoenix - Jimmer Fredette - 6'3" PG, BYU
14. Houston - Nikola Vucevic - 7'0" C, USC
15. Indiana - Alec Burks - 6'6" SG, Colorado
16. Philadelphia - Chris Singleton - 6'9" SF, Florida State
17. New York - Donatas Motiejunas - 7'0" PF, Lithuania
18. Washington - Jordan Hamilton - 6'9" SF, Texas
19. Charlotte - Markieff Morris - 6'9" PF, Kansas
20. Minnesota - Marshon Brooks - 6'5" SG, Providence
21. Portland - Kenneth Faried - 6'8" PF, Morehead State
22. Denver - Tobias Harris - 6'8" PF, Tennessee
23. Houston - Iman Shumpert - 6'6" PG, Georgia Tech
24. OKC - Kyle Singler - 6'9" SF, Duke
25. Boston - Josh Selby - 6'3" PG, Kansas
26. Dallas - Jeremy Tyler - 6'11" PF,
27. New Jersey - Davis Bertans - 6'10" SF, Latvia
28. Chicago - Tyler Honeycutt - 6'8" SF, UCLA
29. San Antonio - Nikola Mirotic - 6'10" SF, Serbia
30. Chicago - Reggie Jackson - 6'3" PG, Boston College
Boston will not be taking a Point Guard.
ReplyDeleteThey have Rondo, Bradley, Arroyo and West. They'll be taking a Forward or a Center. They need to get some size in the paint.
I dunno who they'll pick but it ain't going to be a PG.