2020 NBA Draft Order: Updated Order For First And Second Rounds

Here's how they'll pick Wednesday night

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Nov 18, 2020

The NBA draft is here — better late than never.

The ramp-up to the 2020-21 NBA season kicks into overdrive Wednesday night with the 2020 NBA Draft. Free agency will follow, and teams will report to work at the end of the month with the season set to begin in late December.

Here’s an updated NBA draft order for both rounds, which is, of course, subject to change barring any draft-day trades.

FIRST ROUND
1. Minnesota Timberwolves
2. Golden State Warriors
3. Charlotte Hornets
4. Chicago Bulls
5. Cleveland Cavaliers
6. Atlanta Hawks
7. Detroit Pistons
8. New York Knicks
9. Washington Wizards
10. Phoenix Suns
11. San Antonio Spurs
12. Sacramento Kings
13. New Orleans Pelicans
14. Boston Celtics (from Memphis)
15. Orlando Magic
16. Houston Rockets (from Portland)
17. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Brooklyn)
18. Dallas Mavericks
19. Brooklyn Nets (from Philadelphia)
20. Miami Heat
21. Philadelphia 76ers (from Oklahoma City)
22. Denver Nuggets (from Houston)
23. Utah Jazz
24. New Orleans Pelicans (from Indiana)
25. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Denver)
26. Boston Celtics
27. New York Knicks (from Los Angeles Clippers)
28. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Los Angeles Lakers)
29. Toronto Raptors
30. Boston Celtics (from Milwaukee)

SECOND ROUND
31. Dallas Mavericks (from Golden State)
32. Charlotte Hornets (from Cleveland)
33. Minnesota Timberwolves
34. Philadelphia 76ers (from Atlanta)
35. Sacramento Kings (from Detroit)
36. Philadelphia 75ers (from New York)
37. Washington Wizards (from Chicago)
38. New York Knicks (from Charlotte)
39. New Orleans Pelicans (from Washington)
40. Memphis Grizzlies (from Phoenix)
41. San Antonio Spurs
42. New Orleans Pelicans
43. Sacramento Kings
44. Chicago Bulls (from Memphis)
45. Orlando Magic
46. Portland Trail Blazers
47. Boston Celtics (from Brooklyn)
48. Golden State Warriors (from Dallas)
49. Philadelphia 76ers
50. Atlanta Hawks (from Miami)
51. Golden State Warriors (from Utah)
52. Sacramento Kings (from Houston)
53. Oklahoma City Thunder
54. Indiana Pacers
55. Brooklyn Nets (from Denver)
56. Charlotte Hornets (from Boston)
57. Los Angeles Clippers
58. Philadelphia 76ers (from LA Lakers)
59. Toronto Raptors
60. Milwaukee Bucks

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