Draft Order NBA: 2017 NBA Draft Order 1. Philadelphia 76ers (from Brooklyn Nets) 20-62, 2. Los Angeles Lakers 26-56, 3. Boston Celtics (from Sacramento Kings) 32-50, 4. Phoenix Suns 24-58, 5. Sacramento Kings (from Philadelphia 76ers) 28-54, 6. Orlando Magic 29-53, 7. Minnesota Timberwolves 31-51, 8. New York Knicks 31-51, 9. Dallas Mavericks 33-49, 10. Sacramento Kings (from New Orleans Pelicans) 34-48, 11. Charlotte Hornets 36-46, 12. Detroit Pistons 37-45, 13. Denver Nuggets 40-42, 14. Miami Heat 41-41, 15. Portland Trail Blazers 41-41, 16. Chicago Bulls 41-41, 17. Milwaukee Bucks 42-40, 18. Indiana Pacers 42-40, 19. Atlanta Hawks 43-39, 20. Portland Trail Blazers (from Memphis Grizzlies) 43-39, 21. Oklahoma City Thunder 47-35, 22. Brooklyn Nets (from Washington Wizards) 49-33, 23. Toronto Raptors 51-31, 24. Utah Jazz 51-31, 25. Orlando Magic (from Los Angeles Clippers) 51-31, 26. Portland Trail Blazers (from Cleveland Cavaliers) 51-31, 27. Brooklyn Nets (from Boston Celtics) 53-29, 28. Los Angeles Lakers (from Houston Rockets) 55-27, 29. San Antonio Spurs 61-21, 30. Utah Jazz (from Golden State Warriors) 67-15


Brian Bayless 2017 NBA Mock Draft




Round 1 Picks 16-30




Brian Bayless Last Updated: June 19, 2017.


  1. Chicago Bulls: Jawun Evans, PG, Oklahoma State

    Chicago needs a starting point guard. They never replaced Derrick Rose and Evans makes total sense here.


  2. Milwaukee Bucks: Justin Patton, C, Creighton

    The Bucks get Justin Patton here. Patton is a great fit for what the Bucks need at center.



  3. Indiana Pacers: Luke Kennard, SG, Duke

    The Pacers have a good starting five. I think they ignore need and take the best player on their board. At this point that player is Kennard.


  4. Atlanta Hawks: T.J. Leaf, PF, UCLA

    T.J. Leaf can play the 3 at small forward or the 4 at power forward. Hawks need forward upgrades at both spots making Leaf a perfect pick here.


  5. Portland Trail Blazers: Bam Adebayo, C, Kentucky

    Portland gets a center here. Bam Adebayo is a great defender.



  6. Oklahoma City Thunder: Ivan Rabb, PF, California

    Ivan Rabb would be a great replacement for Serge Ibaka. He's not the defender Ibaka was, but he scores like Ibaka on offense.


  7. Brooklyn Nets: Terrance Ferguson, SG, Adelaide

    The Brooklyn Nets need a point guard, shooting guard, small forward, and power forward. Ferguson is the top player on the board at 22.



  8. Toronto Raptors: Isaiah Hartenstein, PF, Zalgiris

    His size and power forward possibilities plus the Raptors losing 3 power forwards to Free Agency make him an option for the Raptors at 23. Hartenstein makes sense here.


  9. Utah Jazz: Caleb Swanigan, PF, Purdue

    The Jazz need an upgrade at power forward over Derrick Favors. Caleb Swanigan out of Purdue is an awesome fit here.


  10. Orlando Magic: OG Anunoby, SF, Indiana

    Orlando should get OG Anunoby coming off a season ending injury expecting a steal. OG Anunoby is a steal at this point since he's a great defender.



  11. Portland Trail Blazers: Semi Ojeleye, SF, SMU

    Portland has Evan Turner and Al-Farouq Aminu at small forward. Semi Ojeleye is a great shooter and defender plus he may be an upgrade over both.


  12. Brooklyn Nets: Harry Giles, PF, Duke

    Harry Giles was a top 5 prospect back at the beginning of the year. He falls to Brooklyn due to injuries.



  13. Los Angeles Lakers: Thomas Bryant, C, Indiana

    The Lakers get a starting center. Thomas Bryant is the top center on the board at this point.


  14. San Antonio Spurs: Tyler Dorsey, SG, Oregon

    San Antonio gets a shooting guard for when Manu Ginobli retires. Tyler Dorsey is good on both offense and defense. That's something the Spurs value.


  15. Utah Jazz: Derrick White, SG, Colorado

    Utah drafts Derrick White. He's versatile enough to play the 1 at point guard or the 2 at shooting guard plus he defends well. That's why Derrick White makes sense here at 30.











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