Nba draft 2011 live updates

The New Orleans Pelicans have traded the draft rights to the No. Oklahoma City is trading the draft rights to the No. The New York Knicks are trading the draft rights to the No.

The Knicks will send the draft rights to the No. Clippers for the rights to the No. The L. Lakers have traded the draft rights to the No. The Wizards have traded the draft rights to the No. The Phoenix Suns have traded the draft rights to the No.

Utah has traded the rights to the No. Draft Tracker. Live Blog. View Player Page. Can playmake with the ball in his hands. Shot Never shot a great percentage from 3-point range in two years at Michigan. Doesn't always assert himself on the offensive end. Extremely high ceiling if a franchise can tap into his potential.

Has the measurables to develop into a plus-defender. Below-average finisher at the rim despite his height. Inconsistent 3-point shot that needs major work.

Willing and capable perimeter defender with enough size to guard multiple positions. Ready to plug-and-play as a rookie. Can be turnover prone. Just an average athlete relative to other NBA wings. Made Can impact the game on both ends and projects as a 3-and-D wing. Struggles to create his own shot in halfcourt sets.

Has issues finishing at the rim. Moves really well without the ball. Experience in college should allow him to make an impact from Day One. Lack of foot speed makes staying in front of opposing wings difficult. Not a great ball-handler. Great interior scorer with a strong face-up game from the elbow. Aggressive and accomplished offensive rebounder. Undersized for his position.

More of a traditional center than a modern center. Great in transition. Terrific passer for a player his size. Not really a scoring threat in halfcourt sets because of a still-developing shot. Does not move too well laterally. Great lob-catcher and explosive finisher. Unique ability to offensive rebound. July 29, July 31, Pistons select Cunningham with No. Rockets select Green with No. Cavaliers select Mobley with No. Raptors select Barnes with No. Magic select Suggs with No.

Thunder select Giddy with No. Warriors select Kuminga with No. Magic select Wagner with No. Kings select Mitchell with No. He can pass, he can shoot, he defends, he does it all. Perhaps the only criticism is that he's not going to blow you away with athleticism.

But you don't need to do that when you're as skilled as Cunningham. The talent is the most important thing, of course, but it helps that Cunningham is already embracing the city. They kind of have an underdog go-get-what-you-want feel to them, and I like that about the city. The Rockets are in full rebuilding mode after trading James Harden and Russell Westbrook last offseason, and it didn't take them long to get started.

They already had three first-round picks entering the night, including No. That was more than any other team on the night, and accounted for First up, they went with Jalen Green out of the G-League. Despite being just 19 years old, he didn't have much trouble adjusting to the pro level, and put up an impressive season for Ignite.

A truly explosive athlete who can score at all three levels, Green has a chance to be a real star in this league, and should bring plenty of excitement to Houston. Later on in the night they took Alperen Sengun out of Turkey at No. Garuba, who played for Real Madrid and is currently in Tokyo at the Olympics, is an elite defender and has had success playing at a high level. Christopher could be more of a project, but he can score the ball and will provide depth in the backcourt.

Jordan Hamilton. JaJuan Johnson. Cleveland State University. Cory Joseph. Jimmy Butler. Justin Harper. Kyle Singler. Shelvin Mack. Tyler Honeycutt. Jordan Williams. Trey Thompkins. Chandler Parsons. Jeremy Tyler. Darius Morris. Charles Jenkins. Josh Harrellson. Andrew Goudelock. College of Charleston. Travis Leslie. Keith Benson. Josh Selby. Lavoy Allen. Jon Diebler. Ohio State. Vernon Macklin.

DeAndre Liggins. E'Twaun Moore.