NBA Draft 2016 live results: Complete selections and trades

The NBA Draft has ushered in the next generation of NBA stars, but who was drafted where?

The Cleveland Cavaliers have had their championship parade and the Warriors are back home in Golden State licking their wounds. But the other 28 NBA teams have been focused in on the NBA Draft these past few weeks and now all of that homework is either going to pay off or the lack of study is about to show.

Ben Simmons and Brandon Ingram made up the first two picks but beyond that we saw a plethora of interesting things happen and moves made. The Hawks dealt the 12th overall pick before the draft even started and the Bulls dumped Derrick Rose to the Knicks on Wednesday afternoon which helped them make their draft night decisions.

Here’s a look at everything that happened at the NBA Draft this year, from selections to trades and everything in-between.

Note: Live tracker will be updated with results and trades as they happen during the draft.

FIRST ROUND

1. Philadelphia 76ers — Ben Simmons/F/LSU
2. Los Angeles Lakers — Brandon Ingram/F/Duke
3. Boston Celtics (from Brooklyn) — Jaylen Brown/SF/California
4. Phoenix Suns — Dragan Bender/F/Bosnia
5. Minnesota Timberwolves — Kris Dunn/PG/Providence
6. New Orleans Pelicans  — Buddy Hield/SG/Oklahoma
7. Denver Nuggets (from New York) — Jamal Murray/PG/Kentucky
8. Phoenix Suns (From Sacramento) — Marquese Chriss/F/Washington
9. Toronto Raptors (from Denver via New York) — Jakob Poeltl/C/Utah
10. Milwaukee Bucks — Thon Maker/C/Sudan
11. Orlando Magic — Domantas Sabonis/F/Gonzaga (Traded to OKC Thunder)
12. Atlanta Hawks (from Utah) — Taurean Prince/Baylor
13. Sacramento Kings (from Washington via Pheonix) — Georgios Papagiannis
14. Chicago Bulls — Denzel Valentine/S/Michigan State
15. Denver Nuggets (from Houston) — Juan Hernangomez/G/Spain
16. Boston Celtics (from Dallas) — Guerschon Yabusele/PF/France
17. Memphis Grizzlies — Wade Baldwin/PG/Vanderbilt
18. Detroit Pistons — Henry Ellenson/PF/Marquette
19. Denver Nuggets (from Portland) — Malik Beasley/SF/Florida State
20. Brooklyn Nets (From Indiana) — Caris LeVert/SG/Michigan
21. Atlanta Hawks — DeAndre Bembry/SF/Saint Joseph’s
22. Sacramento Kings (From Charlotte) — Malachi Richardson/SG/Syracuse
23. Boston Celtics — Ante Zizic/C/Croatia
24. Philadelphia 76ers (from Miami via Cleveland) — Timothy Luwawu/G-F/France
25. Los Angeles Clippers — Brice Johnson/SF/North Carolina
26. Philadelphia 76ers (from Oklahoma City via DEN/CLE) — Furkan Korkmaz/G/Turkey
27. Toronto Raptors — Pascal Siakam/F/New Mexico State
28. Sacramento Kings (via Phoenix) — Skal Labissiere/F/Kentucky
29. San Antonio Spurs — Dejounte Murray/PG/Washington
30. Golden State Warriors — Damian Jones/C/Vanderbilt

SECOND ROUND

31. Memphis Grizzlies (Via Boston) — Deyonta Davis/PF/Michigan State
32. Los Angeles Lakers — Ivica Zibac/C/Croatia
33. New Orleans (via Los Angeles) — Cheick Diallo/F/Kansas
34. Phoenix — Tyler Ulis/PG/Kentucky
35. Memphis (via Boston) — Rade Zagorac/G-F/Serbia
36. Milwaukee (from New Orleans via Sacramento) — Malcolm Brogdon/SG/Virginia
37. Houston (from New York via SAC/POR) — Chinanu Onaku/F-C/Louisville
38. Golden State (From Milwaukee) — Patrik McCaw/SG/UNLV
39. L.A. Clippers (from New Orleans) — David Michineau/PG/France
40. L.A. Clippers (from New Orleans) — Diamond Stone/C/Maryland
41. Orlando — Stephen Zimmerman/C/UNLV
42. Brooklyn (from Utah) — Isaiah Whitehead/G/Seaton Hall
43. Houston — Zhou Qi/C/China
44. Atlanta (from Washington) — Isaia Cordinier/SG/France
45. Boston (from Memphis via Dallas) — Demetrius Jackson/PG/Notre Dame
46. Dallas — A.J. Hammonds/C/Purdue
47. Orlando (from Chicago) — Jake Layman/G/Maryland
48. Chicago (from Portland via Cleveland) — Paul Zipser/SF/Germany
49. Detroit — Michael Gbinije/G-F/Syracuse
50. Indiana — Georges Niang/G/Iowa State
51. Boston (from Miami) — Ben Bentil/F/Providence
52. Utah (from Boston via Memphis) — Joel Bolomboy/C/Weber State
53. Denver (from Charlotte via Oklahoma City) — Petr Cornelie/PF/France
54. Cleveland (from Atlanta) — Kay Felder/PG/Oakland
55. Utah (from Brooklyn) — Marcus Paige/PG/North Carolina
56. Oklahoma City (from Denver) — Daniel Hamilton/F/UConn
57. Memphis (from Toronto) — Wang Zhelin/C/China
58. Boston (from Cleveland) — Abdel Nader/F/Iowa State
59. Sacramento (from San Antonio) — Isaiah Cousins/G/Oklahoma
60. Utah (from Golden State) — Tyrone Wallace/PG/California

Trade Rumors:

12:01am ET — The Thunder will be purchasing the rights to Daniel Hamilton, taken with the No. 56 overall pick. Interestingly enough, the Nuggets acquired this pick from OKC in a trade, so it’s essentially a buyback.

11:59pm ET — The Cavaliers have bought their way into the draft, moving into the No. 54 overall spot to draft Kay Felder out of Oakland.

11:41pm ET — The Magic have moved up to No. 47 to take Maryland guard Jake Layman.

11:28pm ET — The Nets have traded up to draft Isaiah Whitehead at No. 42 overall.

11:21pm ET — Golden State has moved up again, this time paying $2.4 million for the right to draft Patrik McCaw from UNLV.

11:10pm ET — The Pelicans are moving their back-to-back second rounders to acquire Cheick Diallo.

8:58pm ET — The Butler-Dunn trade is “serious” but also has “no chance” of happening, apparently.

8:58pm ET — Things are getting serious again in Minnesota.

8:51pm ET — OKC basically fleeced the Magic in a trade that will almost certainly convince Kevin Durant to stay at least one more year.

8:47pm ET — The Thunder have traded Serge Ibaka to the Magic.

8:40pm ET — The Bulls and Wolves are still in “serious talks” about a Kris Dunn trade.

8:30pm ET — In all the frenzy, the Raptors tried to trade the No. 9 pick to Oklahoma City for Serge Ibaka.

8:26pm ET — The Suns are sending the No. 13 overall pick and Bogdan Bogdanovic to the Kings for the rights to Marquese Chriss

8:22pm ET — The Suns have traded with Sacramento for the No. 8 pick

8:13pm ET — The Wolves are apparently still trying to land Jimmy Butler from the Bulls in a package revolving around Kris Dunn.

8:11pm ET — The Celtics are hanging onto Dragen Bender and won’t be trading him elsewhere

8:10pm ET — If the Wolves trade one of their point guards, it sounds like it will be Rubio

7:58pm ET — The Wolves are getting offers from the Bulls and Sixers for No. 5.

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