Below is a complete list of every selection and trade from the 2023 NBA Draft

The 2023 NBA draft is complete.

There were fireworks hours before the draft began with the name Golden State Warriors It said I replaced Jordan Paul with Chris Paul In an amazing mega deal with the Washington Wizards. But this proved to be the only major trade of the day.

The San Antonio Spurs kicked off proceedings Thursday night from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, in exceptional fashion before Victor Wimpanyama took the No. 1 overall. The draft really started with the second pick with the Charlotte Hornets, who went somewhat surprisingly with Brandon Miller over Scott Henderson.

In the end, the Portland Trail Blazers didn’t capitalize on the now-won talent No. 3 pick Damian Lillard surrounded them with, and instead added another exciting young guard in Scott Henderson.

To close out the top five, the Houston Rockets and Detroit Pistons They each took Thompson twins. Houston first selected Amin Thompson followed by Detroit’s selection of Ozar Thompson. Amen and Osar became the first set of brothers ever to be selected in the top ten of the same NBA draft.

These were just the first five of the 58 total selections made, with several trades mixed up throughout the night. Here is a full analysis of each pick and trade:

What trades were made in the 2023 NBA draft?

• the Dallas Mavericks It said Davis traded Bertans and draft rights to Cason Wallace (10th pick) to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for draft rights to Dereck Lively II (12th pick).

• the Sacramento Kings It said Traded Richaun Holmes and the draft rights to Olivier Maxence Prosper (#24 pick) to the Mavericks.

• the Boston Celtics It said Traded draft rights to Marcus Sasser (25th pick) to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for the 31st pick and two from the future Second round picks.

• Celtics It said Traded draft rights to James Nnaji (pick No. 31) to the Hornets in exchange for picks Nos. 34 and 39.

• spurs It said Traded draft rights to Leonard Miller (pick #33) to the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for two future second-round picks.

• Celtics It said Traded draft rights to Colby Jones (34th pick) to the Kings in exchange for draft rights to Jordan Walsh (38th pick) and a future second-round pick.

• witches It said Traded draft rights to Julian Phillips (35th pick) to Chicago Bulls in exchange for “couple” Second round ahead selections.

• Orlando Magic It said Traded draft rights to Andre Jackson Jr. (pick #36) to the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for a second-round pick and 2030 cash considerations.

• As part of the Chris Paul-Jordan Poole deal, the Wizards reportedly traded the draft rights to Trayce Jackson-Davis (No. 57) to the Warriors in exchange for Patrick Baldwin Jr.

*Trade details via ESPN, The Athletic, Spotrac and Orlando Sentinel

2023 nba draft results

first round

1. San Antonio: Victor Wimpanyama, C, France

2. Charlotte: Brandon Miller, SF, Alabama

3. Portland: Scoot Henderson, PG, G League Ignite

4. Houston: Amin Thompson, PG, Elite Extra

5. Detroit: Osar Thompson, SG, Elite Extra

6. Orlando: Anthony Black, SG, Arkansas

7. Indiana: Bilal Coulibaly, SF, France (Washington trading)

8. Washington: Jaras Walker, BF, Houston (Traded to Indiana)

9. Utah: Taylor Hendricks, PF, UCF

10. Dallas: Casson Wallace, PG, Kentucky (Traded in Oklahoma City)

11. Orlando (from Chicago): Jett Howard, SG, Michigan

12. Oklahoma City: Derek Lively II, C, Duke (Traded to Dallas)

13. Toronto: Grady Dick, SG, Kansas

14. New Orleans: Jordan Hawkins, SG, O’Conn

15. Atlanta: Kobe Bufkin, PG, Michigan

16. Utah (from Minnesota): Keyonte George, SG, Baylor

17. Los Angeles Lakers: Galen Hood Chevino, PJ, Indiana

18. Miami: Jimmy Jackies Jr., San Francisco, UCLA

19. golden state Brandin Podziemski, SG, Santa Clara

20. Houston (from Los Angeles Clippers): Cam Whitmore, SF, Villanova

21. Brooklyn (from Phoenix): Noah Clooney, PF, Alabama

22. Brooklyn: Dareq Whitehead, SG, Duke

23. Portland (from New York): Chris Murray, BF, Iowa

24. Sacramento: Olivier-Maxence Prosper, PF, Marquette (Traded to Dallas)

25. Boston (via Memphis): Marcus Sasser, PG, Houston (Traded in Detroit)

26. Indiana (from Cleveland): Ben Sheppard, SF, Belmont

27. Charlotte (from Denver via New York and Oklahoma City): Nick Smith Jr., PG, Arkansas

28. Utah (from Philadelphia via Brooklyn): Bryce Sensabaugh, SF, Ohio State

29. Denver (from Boston via Indiana): Julian Strother, San Francisco, Gonzaga

30. Los Angeles Clippers (from Milwaukee via Houston): Kobe Brown, PF, Missouri

Round two

1. Detroit: James Nnaji, C, Nigeria (I traded with Charlotte via boston)

2. Denver (from Houston via Indiana): Galen Beckett, PG, Penn State

3. San Antonio: Leonard Miller, SF, G League Ignite (Traded in Minnesota)

4. Charlotte (from Charlotte via Philadelphia and Atlanta): Colby Jones, SG, Xavier (Traded in Sacramento via boston)

5. Washington (from Portland via Atlanta, Los Angeles Clippers, Detroit, Cleveland and Boston): Julian Phillips, San Francisco, Tennessee (Traded in Chicago)

6. Orlando: Andre Jackson Jr., SG, UConn (Traded to Milwaukee)

7. Denver (from Washington via New Orleans and Oklahoma City): Hunter Tyson, SF, Clemson

8. Sacramento (from Indiana): Jordan Walsh, SF, Arkansas (Traded in Boston)

9. Charlotte (from Utah via New York): Mohamed Joyi, PF, Washington State

10. Los Angeles Lakers (from Dallas via Oklahoma City and Indiana): Maxwell Lewis, SF, Pepperdine

11. Charlotte (from Oklahoma City via New York and Boston): Amari Bailey, PG, UCLA

12. Washington (from Chicago via Los Angeles Lakers and Washington): Tristan Vukcevic, PF, Serbia

13. Portland (from Atlanta): Ryan Robert, Saint-Germain, France

14. San Antonio (from Toronto): Sidy Cissoko, SG, G League Ignite

15. Memphis (from Minnesota): Gregory Jackson II, PF, South Carolina

16. Atlanta (from New Orleans): Seth Lundy, SG, Pennsylvania

17. Indiana (from Los Angeles Lakers): Mojave King, SG, G League Ignite

18. Los Angeles Clippers: Jordan Miller, SF, Miami

19. Cleveland (from Golden State via Utah and New Orleans): Emoni Bates, SG, Eastern Michigan

20. Oklahoma City (from Miami via Boston, Memphis, and Dallas): Keyontae Johnson, SF, Kansas State

21. Brooklyn: Galen Wilson, BF, Kansas

22. Phoenix: Tomani Kamara, BF, Dayton

23. Minnesota (from New York via Charlotte): Jaylen Clark, SG, University of California

24. Sacramento: Galen Sloson, BF, Foreman

25. Indiana (from Cleveland via Milwaukee and Detroit): Isaiah Wong, PG, Miami

26. Memphis: Tarik Biberovic, PF, Türkiye

27. Washington (from Boston via Charlotte): Trace Jackson Davis, BF, Indiana (Traded to Golden State Corporation)

28. Milwaukee: Chris Livingston, San Francisco, Kentucky

Chicago and Philadelphia were both docked in the 2023 second round due to tampering violations