Comprehensive guide to the 2019 NBA Draft

When: Thursday, June 20 - 7:30 p.m. ET
Where: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y.
TV: ESPN (U.S.), TSN2 (Canada)

Draft Order

Round 1

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

*Reportedly dealt to Pelicans in Anthony Davis deal
**Reportedly acquired by Atlanta Hawks in Allen Crabbe trade
***Reportedly dealt to Pistons in Tony Snell deal

Round 2

1. Nets (via Knicks)
2. Suns
3. 76ers (via Cavs)
4. 76ers (via Bulls)
5. Hawks
6. Hornets (via Wizards)
7. Mavericks
8. Bulls (via Grizzlies)
9. Pelicans
10. Kings (via Timberwolves)
11. Hawks (via Lakers)
12. 76ers (via Kings)
13. Timberwolves (via Heat)
14. Heat (via Hawks)
15. Pistons
16. Magic (via Nets)
17. Kings (via Magic)
18. Clippers
19. Spurs
20. Pacers
21. Celtics
22. Hornets (via Thunder)
23. Jazz
24. 76ers
25. Knicks (via Rockets)
26. Clippers (via Trail Blazers)
27. Pelicans (via Nuggets)
28. Warriors
29. Raptors
30. Kings (via Bucks)

Betting preview

• Best bets to consider

Top prospects

Zion Williamson - Duke, F

Williamson is arguably the most-hyped prospect since LeBron James. At 6-foot-7 and 285 pounds, his combination of speed, power, and versatility is unlike any other player in recent history. Williamson was a nightly highlight reel at Duke and has all the potential to be a star at the next level.

Ja Morant - Murray State, G

Morant's dual-threat ability to score in bunches and make plays for teammates has made him the top-ranked point guard in this year's class. He was the only Division I player ranked in the nation's top 10 in scoring and assists this past season. Morant's athleticism at the point has drawn comparisons to Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook.

RJ Barrett - Duke, G/F

Barrett arrived in Durham as the top-ranked recruit in the class of 2018, and with every major individual high school award in his trophy cabinet. He co-starred with Williamson at Duke and averaged a team-high 22.6 points per contest. Barrett's got an alpha-dog mentality that's come from performing on the biggest stages for his school and country.

Darius Garland - Vanderbilt, G

Garland's collegiate career lasted only five games, but he was impressive in a short sample. He averaged 16.2 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per contest while shooting 47.8 percent from 3-point range before being shut down with a torn meniscus. Garland's quickness and elite ball-handling skills should make him a Day 1 starter and foundational piece if he can remain healthy.

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Latest draft news

• Report: Pelicans want pick, player for No. 4 selection; discussed Covington
• Report: T-Wolves trying to trade up, have discussed No. 4 pick
• Report: Knicks still focused on drafting Barrett with No. 3 pick
• Report: Hawks looking to package 8th, 10th overall picks to move up in draft
• Report: Knicks hosting Garland for workout, considering him at No. 3
• Report: Pelicans interested in acquiring Beal in deal involving No. 4 pick
• Report: Suns open to trading No. 6 pick for veteran guard

Green Room invitees

Previous No. 1 overall picks

• 2018 - Deandre Ayton
• 2017 - Markelle Fultz
• 2016 - Ben Simmons
• 2015 - Karl-Anthony Towns
• 2014 - Andrew Wiggins
• 2013 - Anthony Bennett
• 2012 - Anthony Davis
• 2011 - Kyrie Irving
• 2010 - John Wall
• 2009 - Blake Griffin