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NBA Draft 2026 LIVE

Ed

The NBA Draft is one of the most fun days of the year. Not only do teams chart out their new futures with fresh talent, but everyone is looking to trade. Not only is everyone together focused on the same event, but at no point in the NBA calendar do teams have more assets at their disposal. Now that it’s two days long, there’s even more to follow.

The Draft starts at 8pm both Tuesday and Wednesday, and I will be tracking everything Sixers related no matter how tangential with both news and rumors.

Order/Selections Round 1
  1. Washington Wizards –
  2. Utah Jazz –
  3. Memphis Grizzlies –
  4. Chicago Bulls –
  5. LA Clippers (from Indiana Pacers) –
  6. Brooklyn Nets –
  7. Sacramento Kings –
  8. Atlanta Hawks (from New Orleans Pelicans) –
  9. Dallas Mavericks –
  10. Milwaukee Bucks –
  11. Golden State Warriors –
  12. OKC Thunder (from LA Clippers) –
  13. Milwaukee Bucks (from Miami Heat) –
  14. Charlotte Hornets –
  15. Chicago Bulls (from Portland Trailblazers) –
  16. Memphis Grizzlies (from Phoenix Suns) –
  17. OKC Thunder (from Philadelphia 76ers) –
  18. Charlotte Hornets (from Orlando Magic) –
  19. Toronto Raptors –
  20. San Antonio Spurs (from Atlanta Hawks) –
  21. Detroit Pistons (from Minnesota Timberwolves) –
  22. SIXERS (from Houston Rockets) –
  23. Atlanta Hawks (from Cleveland Cavaliers) –
  24. New York Knicks –
  25. LA Lakers –
  26. Denver Nuggets –
  27. Boston Celtics –
  28. Brooklyn Nets (from Minnesota Timberwolves and Detroit Pistons) –
  29. Cleveland Cavaliers (from San Antonion Spurs) –
  30. Dallas Mavericks (from OKC Thunder) –
Order/Selections Round 2
  1. New York Knicks (from Washington Wizards) –
  2. Memphis Grizzlies (from Indiana Pacers) –
  3. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Brooklyn Nets) –
  4. Sacramento Kings –
  5. San Antonio Spurs (from Utah Jazz) –
  6. LA Clippers (from Memphis Grizzlies) –
  7. OKC Thunder (from Dallas Mavericks) –
  8. Chicago Bulls (from New Orleans Pelicans) –
  9. Houston Rockets (from Chicago Bulls) –
  10. Boston Celtics (from Milwaukee Bucks) –
  11. Miami Heat (from GS Warriors) –
  12. San Antonio Spurs (from Portland Trailblazers) –
  13. Brooklyn Nets (from LA Clippers) –
  14. San Antonio Spurs (from Miami Heat) –
  15. Sacramento Kings (from Charlotte Hornets) –
  16. Orlando Magic –
  17. Phoenix Suns (from SIXERS) –
  18. Dallas Mavericks (from Phoenix Suns) –
  19. Denver Nuggets (from Atlanta Hawks) –
  20. Toronto Raptors –
  21. Washington Wizards (from Minnesota Timberwolves) –
  22. LA Clippers (from Cleveland Cavaliers) –
  23. Houston Rockets –
  24. Golden State Warriors (from LA Lakers) –
  25. New York Knicks –
  26. Chicago Bulls (Denver Nuggets) –
  27. Atlanta Hawks (Boston Celtics) –
  28. New Orleans Pelicans (from Detroit Pistons) –
  29. Minnesota Timberwolves (from SA Spurs) –
  30. Washington Wizards (from OKC Thunder) –

June 23 at 10:15a – Recapping Last Night

Meaningful deals were trickling in yesterday from around the league. Trae Young resigned with Wizards, Julius Randle was traded to the Nets, the 28th and 33rd picks were swapped, Ayo Dosonmu resigned with the Timberwolves with their newly created cap space, and then the bomb dropped. Giannis Antetokounmpo was traded to the Miami Heat. The trade sent a ton of players to Milwaukee along with the #13 pick this year and unprotected picks in 2031 and 2033. This leaves the Heat with only the #41 pick this year while the Bucks now have both #10 and #13. If I am Milwaukee, I am trying to move up any way I can.

Photo: NBA.com

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