NBA Draft

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Andrew WigginsShooting Guard | Kansas | The second straight Canadian player selected first overall.

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Jabari ParkerSmall Forward | Duke | A versatile, NBA-ready prospect.

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Joel EmbiidCenter | Kansas | The injured big man may miss all of next season.

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Aaron GordonPower Forward | Arizona | Elite defender but perimeter game needs work.

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Dante ExumShooting Guard | Australian Institute of Sport | A dynamic guard with superstar potential.

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Marcus SmartPoint Guard | Oklahoma State | A tough, physical force for a point guard.

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Julius RandlePower Forward | Kentucky | A powerful big man with elite rebound ability.

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Nik StauskasShooting Guard | Michigan | Good shooter with total offensive game.

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Noah VonlehPower Forward | Indiana | An athletic stretch four with great defensive instincts.

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Elfrid Payton (traded to the Orlando Magic)Point Guard | Louisiana-Lafayette | Good height and ball skills; jumper needs work.

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Doug McDermott (traded to the Chicago Bulls)Small Forward | Creighton | The fifth highest scoring college basketball player of all-time.

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Dario Saric (traded to the Philadelphia 76ers)Power Forward | Cibona Zagreb (Croatia) | Has a three-year deal to stay in Europe.

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Zach LaVinePoint Guard | UCLA | A supremely athletic point guard with scoring ability.

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T.J. WarrenSmall Forward | N.C. State | Big-time scorer with good instincts.

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Adreian PaynePower Forward | Michigan State | A skilled stretch four with good size.

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Jusuf Nurkic (traded to the Denver Nuggets)Center | Cedevita (Croatia) | One of the top centers in the draft.

Bulls Select Nurkic

James YoungShooting Guard | Kentucky | A lengthy guard with a sweet shot.

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Tyler EnnisPoint Guard | Syracuse | True point guard who handles pressure well.

Suns Select Ennis

Gary Harris (traded to the Denver Nuggets)Shooting Guard | Michigan State | Young guard with perimeter scoring ability.

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Bruno CabocloSmall Forward | Pinheiros (Brazil) | A raw 18-year-old with potential.

Raptors Select Caboclo

Mitch McGaryPower Forward | Michigan | A versatile forward with good scoring ability.

Thunder Select McGary

Jordan AdamsShooting Guard | UCLA | Good scorer who can finish at the rim.

Grizzlies Select Adams

Rodney HoodShooting Guard | Duke | An efficient offensive player with decent athleticism.

Jazz Select Hood

Shabazz NapierPoint Guard | Connecticut | A fearless player and big-time distributor.

Hornets Select Napier

Clint CapelaPower Forward | Chalon (France) | Long, athletic forward with defensive potential.

Rockets Select Capela

P.J. Hairston (traded to the Charlotte Hornets)Shooting Guard | Texas Legends (NBA D-League) | Proved his toughness in the D-League.

Heat Select Hairston

Bogdan BogdanovicShooting Guard | Partizan (Serbia) | Well rounded guard with high potential.

Suns Select Bogdanovic

C.J. WilcoxShooting Guard | Washington | The first draft pick of the Steve Ballmer era in L.A.

Clippers Select Wilcox

Josh HuestisSmall Forward | Stanford | A smart forward with defensive potential.

Thunder Select Huestis

Kyle AndersonPower Forward | UCLA | Savvy player who’s effective without much athleticism.