The 2023 NBA Draft is back at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York on Thursday, June 22. The action is scheduled to get started at 8 p.m. ET with the San Antonio Spurs all but locked into selecting Victor Wembanyama first overall. After that, the Charlotte Hornets and Portland Trail Blazers round out the top three, but we could see several lottery picks traded, making this draft must-see.
Below you’ll be able to see each pick in real time as we track every team’s selection in the 2023 draft. We’ll also keep track of trades and potentially franchise-altering moves happening through the night.
2023 NBA Draft full results
First Round
1. San Antonio Spurs — F/C Victor Wembanyama, France
2. Charlotte Hornets — F Brandon Miller, Alabama
3. Portland Trail Blazers — G Scoot Henderson, USA
4. Houston Rockets — G Amen Thompson, Overtime Elite
5. Detroit Pistons — G Ausar Thompson, Overtime Elite
6. Orlando Magic — G Anthony Black, Arkansas
7. Indiana Pacers — F Bilal Coulibaly, France
8. Washington Wizards — F Jarace Walker, Houston
9. Utah Jazz — F Taylor Hendricks, UCF
10. Dallas Mavericks — G Cason Wallace, Kentucky
11. Orlando Magic — G Jett Howard, Michigan
12. Oklahoma City Thunder — C Dereck Lively II, Duke
13. Toronto Raptors — G Gradey Dick, Kansas
14. New Orleans Pelicans — G Jordan Hawkins, UConn
15. Atlanta Hawks — G Kobe Bufkin, Michigan
16. Utah Jazz — G Keyonte George, Baylor
17. Los Angeles Lakers — G Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana
18. Miami Heat — F Jaime Jaquez Jr., UCLA
19. Golden State Warriors — G Brandin Podziemski, Santa Clara
20. Houston Rockets — F Cam Whitmore, Villanova
21. Brooklyn Nets — F Noah Clowney, Alabama
22. Brooklyn Nets — G Dariq Whitehead, Duke
23. Portland Trail Blazers — F Kris Murray, Iowa
24. Sacramento Kings — F Olivier-Maxence Prosper, Marquette
25. Memphis Grizzlies — G Marcus Sasser, Houston
26. Indiana Pacers — F Ben Sheppard, Belmont
27. Charlotte Hornets — G Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas
28. Utah Jazz — F Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State
29. Indiana Pacers — F Julian Strawther, Gonzaga
30. Los Angeles Clippers — F Kobe Brown, Missouri
Second Round
31. Charlotte Hornets (via BOS via DET) — C James Nnaji, Nigeria
32. Denver Nuggets (via IND) — G Jalen Pickett, Penn State
33. Minnesota Timberwolves (via SA) — F Leonard Miller, Canada
34. Sacramento Kings (via BOS via CHA) — G Colby Jones, Xavier
35. Chicago Bulls (via WAS) — F Julian Phillips, Tennessee
36. Milwaukee Bucks (via ORL) — G Andre Jackson Jr., UConn
37. Denver Nuggets (via OKC) — F Hunter Tyson, Clemson
38. Boston Celtics (via SAC) — F Jordan Walsh, Arkansas
39. Boston Celtics (via CHA) — F Mouhamed Gueye, Washington State
40. Los Angeles Lakers (via DEN) — F Max Lewis, Pepperdine
41. Charlotte Hornets — G Amari Bailey, UCLA
42. Washington Wizards — F Tristan Vukcevic, Serbia
43. Portland Trail Blazers — G Rayan Rupert, France
44. San Antonio Spurs — G Sidy Cissoko, France
45. Memphis Grizzlies — F Gregory Jackson II, South Carolina
46. Atlanta Hawks — G Seth Lundy, Penn State
47. Indiana Pacers (via LAL) — G Mojave King, New Zealand
48. Los Angeles Clippers — F Jordan Miller, Miami
49. Cleveland Cavaliers — G Emoni Bates, Eastern Michigan
50. Oklahoma City Thunder — F Keyontae Johnson, Kansas State
51. Brooklyn Nets — F Jalen Wilson, Kansas
52. Phoenix Suns — F Toumani Camara, Dayton
53. Minnesota Timberwolves — G Jaylen Clark, UCLA
54. Sacramento Kings — F Jalen Slawson, Furman
55. Indiana Pacers — G Isaiah Wong, Miami
56. Memphis Grizzlies — F Tarik Biberovic, Turkey
57. Golden State Warriors (via WAS) — F Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
58. Milwaukee Bucks — F Chris Livingston, Kentucky
2023 NBA Draft live updates
12:45 a.m. ET Update: The selection of Livingston at No. 58 wraps the 2023 NBA Draft. Now, undrafted players are able to sign with whatever team wants them.
12:43 a.m. ET Update: The Warriors are acquiring the draft rights to No. 57 from the Washington Wizards. Washington drafted Trayce Jackson-Davis who will head to Golden State once the trade is completed.
12:11 a.m. ET Update: From an earlier trade, the Indiana Pacers own the draft rights to No. 47 and Mojave King rather than his going to the Los Angeles Lakers who drafted him.
11:50 p.m. ET Update: The Nuggets selected Max Lewis at No. 40, but his draft rights are owned by the Los Angeles Lakers.
11:38 p.m. ET Update: The No. 36 pick is owned by the Milwaukee Bucks, so Andre Jackson Jr. is heading there, despite being selected by the Orlando Magic.
11:35 p.m. ET Update: The No. 35 pick has moved around a lot recently, but Julian Phillips will be playing for the Washington Wizards.
11:26 p.m. ET Update: A trade saw the Minnesota Timberwolves move up to No. 33 in a move with the San Antonio Spurs. They will have the draft rights for Leonard Miller.
11:24 p.m. ET Update: Like Strawther at No. 29, Pickett was drafted by the Pacers, but his draft rights are owned by the Nuggets so he will be heading to Denver.
11:19 p.m. ET Update: The second round begins with a trade. Charlotte is acquiring the draft rights to James Nnaji at No. 31 from Boston for Nos. 34 and 39. Boston had previously acquired No. 31 from the Detroit Pistons. The Celtics took Colby Jones at No. 34, but then traded him to the Sacramento Kings. In return, they got No. 38 Jordan Walsh and Mouhamed Gueye at No. 39 from the earlier deal.
11:13 p.m. ET Update: With the final pick in the first round, the Los Angeles Clippers have selected F Kobe Brown from Missouri.
11:07 p.m. ET Update: The Denver Nuggets completed a trade during the playoffs to acquire picks with the Indiana Pacers. Indiana selected Julian Strawther at No. 29, but Denver has his draft rights due to the trade.
10:47 p.m. ET Update: The Memphis Grizzlies sent the 25th pick to the Boston Celtics in the Marcus Smart deal ahead of the draft. Boston then sent No. 25 to the Detroit Pistons for a package including No. 31. The Pistons will have the rights to Marcus Sasser.
10:42 p.m. ET Update: The Sacramento Kings are sending Richaun Holmes and No. 24 to the Dallas Mavericks. Dallas will get the rights to Olivier-Maxence Prosper.
10:14 p.m. ET Update: The wait is over for Whitmore. He finally hears his name called at No. 20 to the Houston Rockets after being favored to go in the top five.
9:39 p.m. ET Update: We are halfway through the first round. The biggest surprise so far is that top-five hopeful Cam Whitmore from Villanova is still on the board as we head to No. 16.
9:04 p.m. ET Update: Not to be outdone, Dallas is trading No. 10 and Davis Bertans to the Oklahoma City Thunder for No. 12 and more to come.
8:51 p.m. ET Update: We have our first trade! The Washington Wizards’ hectic offseason continues as they move up from No. 8 to No. 7. Coulibaly will be playing for the Wizards, while the Pacers will get Walker (likely among other things) from Washington’s pick at No. 8.
8:37 p.m. ET Update: The Thompson twins go back-to-back at No. 4 and No. 5. We are through the first five picks and now head to the latter half of the top-10.
8:22 p.m. ET Update: After Wemby went No. 1 overall, it was Miller being selected by the Hornets. The top three stayed as expected, though, with Henderson going third.
8:11 p.m. ET Update: To nobody’s surprise, Victor Wembanyama is the first overall pick of the 2023 NBA Draft. This was basically a foregone conclusion, but all eyes now turn to the No. 2 pick to see if it will be Scoot Henderson, Brandon Miller or a complete surprise.
