2026 NBA Draft Selections: First and Second Round Picks Listed
The NBA announced its 2026 draft selections, detailing the first and second round choices for all 30 teams, including several notable prospects from college programs.
The National Basketball Association completed its 2026 draft in Brooklyn, with teams selecting players from a range of college programs. The Washington Wizards took forward AJ Dybantsa from BYU with the first overall pick, followed by the Utah Jazz selecting guard Darryn Peterson of Kansas at No. 2 and the Memphis Grizzlies choosing forward Cameron Boozer from Duke at No. 3. Other first-round selections included Caleb Wilson (North Carolina) for Chicago, Keaton Wagler (Illinois) for the Los Angeles Clippers, and Mikel Brown Jr. (Louisville) for Brooklyn.
Later first-round picks saw the Sacramento Kings select guard Darius Acuff Jr. (Arkansas), the Atlanta Hawks take guard Kingston Flemings (Houston), and the Dallas Mavericks choose forward Morez Johnson Jr. (Michigan). The round concluded with the Denver Nuggets and Boston Celtics each receiving a pick after a series of trades.
The second round featured the New York Knicks selecting a player from Washington via multiple prior trades, while the Memphis Grizzlies, Minnesota Timberwolves and several other teams made selections that involved complex trade arrangements. Notable second-round picks included forward Baba Miller (Cincinnati) for the Sacramento Kings and guard Ebuka Okorie (Stanford) moving to the Detroit Pistons after being selected by Oklahoma City.
The draft included numerous trade-related transactions, with several teams acquiring additional picks or swapping selections as part of pre-draft deals. The full list of picks, including all trades and subsequent movements, was released by the league as the selections were announced.
