NBA Draft History
- ESPN Illustration
Our Draft Archives
Get expert analysis from previous drafts here.
- 1
Scotty HopsonTennesseeSG - 2
Xavi RabasedaSpainSG - 3
David LightyOhio StateSG - 4
Julyan StoneUTEPSG - 5
Jacob PullenKansas StateSG - 6
Xavier SilasNorthern IllinoisSG - 7
Durrell SummersMichigan StateSG - 8
LaceDarius DunnBaylorSG - 9
Ravern JohnsonMississippi StateSG - 10
Justin HurttTulsaSG - 11
Dwight HardySt. John'sSG - 12
Zoran DragicSloveniaSG - 13
Gilbert BrownPittsburghSG - 14
Jeremy GreenStanfordSG - 15
Edwin JacksonFranceSG - 16
Jackson EmeryBYUSG - 17
Cam LongGeorge MasonSG - 18
Corey StokesVillanovaSG - 19
Austin FreemanGeorgetownSG - 20
Jeremy HazellSeton HallSG - 21Eniel PolyniceSeton HallSG
Draft Videos
Trade machine
- ESPN.com Illustration
You be the GM
Could your team land a superstar? Enter the teams and players into our Trade Machine, and we'll tell you if it works.
Draft News
![]()
Steph Curry on knee injury, Porzingis trade, Warriors future
Steph Curry talks through his right knee injury, the Warriors' trade deadline and what Jimmy Butler's injury meant to the franchise.
![]()
Windy: Ja Morant has 'negative value'
Brian Windhorst breaks down why teams were not willing to take a chance on Ja Morant at the trade deadline.
![]()
Why James Harden's tenure -- and an era -- is over with the Clippers
The Harden trade was a mutual recognition as much as an admission -- that the 11-time All-Star had a better chance to win elsewhere, and a tumultuous era in LA was effectively over.
![]()
NBA greats Kerr, Nash on ups and downs of owning Spanish soccer team Mallorca
Steve Kerr and Steve Nash own Mallorca with a former USMNT international and an ex-tennis pro. What has it taught them about sport, leadership and life?
![]()
NBA trade deadline: Execs, scouts on the aftermath of a wild week
Tim Bontemps canvasses the league after the trade deadline's grand finale, which now sets up a fascinating summer.
![]()
Houston faces Oklahoma City, looks for 4th straight road win
Houston Rockets (31-19, fourth in the Western Conference) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (40-12, first in the Western Conference)
