2025 NBA draft tracker updated with every player picked in the first round Wednesday night at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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Welcome to NBA draft 2025 results and picks for the first round Wednesday, June 25, at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The draft is split over two nights for the second consecutive year.
There were 30 picks in our Round 1 draft tracker, with the Brooklyn Nets being the most prolific team picking four players. There were also a handful of trades during the draft.
Round 2, with picks Nos. 31-59, begins Thursday, June 26, at 8 p.m. (ESPN). Then, NBA free agency begins Monday, June 30, at 6 p.m.
This is a life-changing event for players, with each slated to make more than $14 million over their four-year rookie contracts (if each of the final two option years get picked up). Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 pick, is set to earn $13.8 million in Year 1 of a projected four-year, $62.7 million contract.
The draft board was a wild one: Only one team, the Boston Celtics at No. 28, retained their original pick outside the top 12 in the first round — the other 17 picks from Nos. 13-30 were traded to another team.
Here is the pick tracker for the 2025 first round.
2025 NBA draft picks for first roundDallas Mavericks: F Cooper Flagg, DukeSan Antonio Spurs: PG Dylan Harper, RutgersPhiladelphia 76ers: SG VJ Edgecombe, BaylorCharlotte Hornets: SG/SF Kon Knueppel, DukeUtah Jazz: F Ace Bailey, RutgersWashington Wizards: G Tre Johnson, TexasNew Orleans Pelicans: PG Jeremiah Fears, OklahomaBrooklyn Nets: PG Egor Demin, BYUToronto Raptors: F Collin Murray-Boyles, South CarolinaHouston Rockets (traded to Suns): C Khaman Maluach, DukePortland Trail Blazers (traded to Grizzlies): F Cedric Coward, Washington StateChicago Bulls: F Noa Essengue, FranceAtlanta Hawks (via Kings, traded to Pelicans): C Derik Queen, MarylandSan Antonio Spurs (via Hawks): F Carter Bryant, ArizonaOklahoma City Thunder (via Heat): C Thomas Sorber, GeorgetownMemphis Grizzlies (via Magic, traded to Blazers): C Yang Hansen, ChinaMinnesota Timberwolves (via Pistons): C Joan Beringer, FranceWashington Wizards (via Grizzlies, traded to Jazz): PG Walter Clayton Jr., FloridaBrooklyn Nets (via Bucks): PG Nolan Traoré, FranceMiami Heat (via Warriors): PG Kasparas Jakučionis, IllinoisUtah Jazz (via Timberwolves, traded to Wizards): F Will Riley, IllinoisAtlanta Hawks (via Lakers, traded to Nets): SG/SF Drake Powell, North CarolinaNew Orleans Pelicans (via Pacers, traded to Hawks): F Asa Newell, GeorgiaOklahoma City Thunder (via Clippers, traded to Kings): F Nique Clifford, Colorado StateOrlando Magic (via Nuggets): SG Jase Richardson, Michigan StateBrooklyn Nets (via Knicks): G Ben Saraf, IsraelBrooklyn Nets (via Rockets): PF/C Danny Wolf, MichiganBoston Celtics: SG/SF Hugo González, SpainPhoenix Suns (via Cavaliers, traded to Hornets): SG/SF Liam McNeeley, UConnLos Angeles Clippers (via Thunder): C Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Penn StateLive updates, reaction
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