The 2025 NBA Draft is officially in the books, with Cooper Flagg going first overall to the Dallas Mavericks. Flagg, the standout forward from Duke, headlines a class full of rising stars and international talent. The draft included multiple trades, surprising picks, and big moves that will shape the leagueβs future.
Hereβs a complete look at every first and second-round pick, including all reported trades:
π© First Round Picks and Trades:
Mavericks β Cooper Flagg (Duke)
Spurs β Dylan Harper (Rutgers)
76ers β VJ Edgecombe (Baylor)
Hornets β Kon Knueppel (Duke)
Jazz β Ace Bailey (Rutgers)
Wizards β Tre Johnson (Texas)
Pelicans β Jeremiah Fears (Oklahoma)
Nets β Egor Demin (BYU)
Raptors β Collin Murray-Boyles (South Carolina)
Rockets β Khaman Maluach (Duke) β Traded to Suns
Trail Blazers β Cedric Coward (Washington State) β Traded to Grizzlies
Bulls β Noa Essengue (Ratiopharm Ulm)
Hawks β Derik Queen (Maryland) β Traded to Pelicans
Spurs β Carter Bryant (Arizona)
Thunder β Thomas Sorber (Georgetown)
Grizzlies β Yang Hansen (Qingdao) β Traded to Trail Blazers
Timberwolves β Joan Beringer (Cedevita Olimpija)
Wizards β Walter Clayton Jr. (Florida) β Traded to Jazz
Nets β Nolan TraorΓ© (Saint-Quentin BB)
Heat β Kasparas JakuΔionis (Illinois)
Jazz β Will Riley (Illinois) β Traded to Wizards
Hawks β Drake Powell (North Carolina) β Traded to Nets
Pelicans β Asa Newell (Georgia) β Traded to Hawks
Thunder β Nique Clifford (Colorado State) β Traded to Kings
Magic β Jase Richardson (Michigan State)
Nets β Ben Saraf (Ratiopharm Ulm)
Nets β Danny Wolf (Michigan)
Celtics β Hugo GonzΓ‘lez (Real Madrid)
Suns β Liam McNeeley (Connecticut) β Traded to Hornets
Clippers β Yanic Konan Niederhauser (Penn State)
π¨ Second Round Picks and Trades:
Timberwolves β Rasheer Fleming (St. Josephβs) β Traded to Suns
Celtics β Noah Penda (Le Mans) β Traded to Magic
Hornets β Sion James (Duke)
Hornets β Ryan Kalkbrenner (Creighton)
76ers β Johni Broome (Auburn)
Nets β Adou Thiero (Arkansas) β Traded to Lakers
Pistons β Chaz Lanier (Tennessee)
Spurs β Kam Jones (Marquette) β Traded to Pacers
Raptors β Alijah Martin (Florida)
Wizards β Micah Peavy (Georgetown) β Traded to Pelicans
Warriors β Koby Brea (Kentucky) β Traded to Suns
Kings β Maxime Raynaud (Stanford)
Wizards β Jamir Watkins (Florida State)
Thunder β Brooks Barnhizer (Northwestern)
Bulls β Rocco Zikarsky (Brisbane) β Traded to Timberwolves
Magic β Amari Williams (Kentucky) β Traded to Celtics
Bucks β Bogoljub MarkoviΔ (Mega Basket)
Grizzlies β Javon Small (West Virginia)
Cavaliers β Tyrese Proctor (Duke)
Knicks β Kobe Sanders (Nevada) β Traded to Clippers
Clippers β Mohamed Diawara (Cholet) β Traded to Knicks
Suns β Alex Toohey (Sydney Kings) β Traded to Warriors
Jazz β John Tonje (Wisconsin)
Pacers β Taelon Peter (Liberty)
Lakers β Lachlan Olbrich (Illawarra Hawks) β Traded to Bulls
Grizzlies β Will Richard (Florida) β Traded to Warriors
Magic β Max Shulga (VCU) β Traded to Celtics
Cavaliers β Saliou Niang (Trento)
Rockets β Jahmai Mashack (Tennessee) β Traded to Grizzlies
This year’s draft was packed with international names, rising stars from college, and last-minute trades. Now, all eyes turn to NBA Summer League, where many of these rookies will debut.

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