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NBA Draft Update by The Sports Network
Round One:
1. Cleveland Cavaliers – Kyrie Irving (PG, Duke); 2. Minnesota Timberwolves – Derrick Williams (SF, Arizona); 3. Utah Jazz – Enes Kanter (C, Kentucky); 4. Cleveland Cavaliers – Tristan Thompson (PF, Texas); 5. Toronto Raptors – Jonas Valanciunas (C); 6. Washington Wizards – Jan Vesely (SF); 7. Sacramento Kings – Bismack Biyombo (F); 8. Detroit Pistons – Brandon Knight (PG, Kentucky); 9. Charlotte Bobcats – Kemba Walker (PG, Connecticut); 10. Milwaukee Bucks – Jimmer Fredette (PG, B-Y-U); 11. Golden State Warriors – Klay Thompson (SG, Washington St); 12. Utah Jazz – Alec Burks (SG, Colorado); 13. Phoenix Suns – Markieff Morris (PF, Kansas); 14. Houston Rockets – Marcus Morris (SF, Kansas); 15. Indiana Pacers – Kawhi Leonard (SF, San Diego St); 16. Philadelphia 76ers – Nikola Vucevic (PF, U-S-C); 17. New York Knicks – Iman Shumpert (G, Georgia Tech); 18. Washington Wizards – Chris Singleton (SF, Florida State); 19. Charlotte Bobcats – Tobias Harris (SF, Tennessee); 20. Minnesota Timberwolves – Donatas Motiejunas (PF); 21. Portland Trail Blazers – Nolan Smith (PG, Duke); 22. Denver Nuggets – Kenneth Faried (PF, Morehead State); 23. Houston Rockets – Nikola Mirotic (PF); 24. Oklahoma City Thunder – Reggie Jackson (SG, Boston College); 25. Boston Celtics – Marshon Brooks (SG, Providence); 26. Dallas Mavericks – Jordan Hamilton (F, Texas); 27. New Jersey Nets – JaJuan Johnson (PF, Purdue); 28. Chicago Bulls – Norris Cole (PG, Cleveland State); 29. San Antonio Spurs – Cory Joseph (PG, Texas); 30. Chicago Bulls – Jimmy Butler (SF, Marquette);
Round Two:
31. Miami Heat – Bojan Bogdanovic (SF); 32. Cleveland Cavaliers – Justin Harper (PF, Richmond); 33. Detroit Pistons – Kyle Singler (SF, Duke); 34. Washington Wizards – Shelvin Mack (PG, Butler); 35. Sacramento Kings – Tyler Honeycutt (SF, U-C-L-A); 36. New Jersey Nets – Jordan Williams (C, Maryland); 37. Los Angeles Clippers – Trey Thompkins (PF, Georgia); 38. Houston Rockets – Chandler Parsons (SF, Florida); 39. Charlotte Bobcats – Jeremy Tyler (PF); 40. Milwaukee Bucks – Jon Leuer (PF, Wisconsin); 41. Los Angeles Lakers – Darius Morris (PG, Michigan); 42. Indiana Pacers – Davis Bertans (PF); 43. Chicago Bulls – Malcolm Lee (SG, U-C-L-A); 44. Golden State Warriors – Charles Jenkins (SG, Hofstra); 45. New Orleans Hornets – Josh Harrellson (C, Kentucky); 46. Los Angeles Lakers – Andrew Goudelock (PG, Coll of Charleston); 47. Los Angeles Clippers – Travis Leslie (SG, Georgia); 48. Atlanta Hawks – Keith Benson (C, Oakland); 49. Memphis Grizzlies – Josh Selby (SG, Kansas); 50. Philadelphia 76ers – Lavoy Allen (PF, Temple); 51. Portland Trail Blazers – Jon Diebler (SG, Ohio State); 52. Detroit Pistons – Vernon Macklin (PF, Florida); 53. Orlando Magic – DeAndre Liggins (SG, Kentucky); 54. Cleveland Cavaliers – Milan Macvan (PF); 55. Boston Celtics – E`Twaun Moore (SG, Purdue); 56. Los Angeles Lakers – Chukwudiebere Maduabum (PF); 57. Dallas Mavericks – Targuy Ngombo (SF); 58. Los Angeles Lakers – Ater Majok (C); 59. San Antonio Spurs – Adam Hanga (SF); 60. Sacramento Kings – Isaiah Thomas (PG, Washington);
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