Continuing on with the NBA Draft second round analysis, picks 41-50. Do they have a shot to make the team? Can they make an impact next season?
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Quick blurbs on each pick from 31-40 in the NBA Draft second round.
The San Antonio Spurs did a very San Antonio Spurs-ian thing by selecting UCLA forward Kyle Anderson 30th overall in the NBA Draft.
The Oklahoma City Thunder surprised everyone at the end of the first round again by selecting Josh Huestis out of Stanford 29th overall.
The Los Angeles Clippers selected C.J. Wilcox 28th overall, giving them a lot more of what they already have on the perimeter.
The Phoenix Suns went international with the 27th overall pick, selecting Bogdan Bogdanovic out of Serbia.
The Houston Rockets keep their cap sheet clean and roll dice on Clint Capela with the 25th overall pick.
The Miami Heat traded up two spots to 24th overall in order to secure the selection of Shabazz Napier
The Utah Jazz boosted their shooting tonight by selecting Rodney Hood 23rd overall.
Jordan Adams should step in and give the Memphis Grizzlies some added scoring punch off the bench after being selected 22nd overall.
The Oklahoma City Thunder selected Mitch McGary with their 21st pick, in what will likely make them the most hated front court to play against in the league
The Toronto Raptors surprised the basketball world Thursday night by selecting Bruno Caboclo, also known as the "Brazilian Kevin Durant."
Gary Harris's fit with the Nuggets is a bit curious, but at 19th overall they couldn't really pass him up
The Suns insulate themselves from a potential Eric Bledsoe RFA departure by selecting Tyler Ennis 18th
The Boston Celtics used their second pick to compliment Marcus Smart well by selecting James Young 17th overall.
The Atlanta Hawks decided to shore up their front court situation and selected Adreian Payne out of Michigan State 15th overall.
Phoenix Suns go offense and select T.J. Warren 14th overall.
The Minnesota Timberwolves swung for the fences by selecting Zach LaVine out of UCLA.
The Philadelphia 76ers selected Elfrid Payton 10th overall, then promptly traded him to the Orlando Magic.
The Charlotte Hornets opt for an Indiana power forward for the second consecutive season in Noah Vonleh.