The 2023 NBA Draft is set for Thursday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn
By Jasmyn Wimbish
• 3 min read
The 2022-23 NBA season came to an end when the Denver Nuggets raised the Larry O'Brien Trophy earlier this month. Now attention turns to Thursday's 2023 NBA Draftin Brooklyn's Barclays Center. The San Antonio Spurs hold the No. 1 overall pick in this year's draft, and while everyone already knows who they're going to pick, that doesn't take away from the excitement that is sure to happen over the course of the evening.
All eyes are on the 7-foot-4 Frenchman as Victor Wembanyama is the top prospect this year and considered to be one of the best prospects in draft history. But just below him is a bevy of talent ready to make a splash in the pro ranks as well. Scoot Henderson, who went the NBA G-League route instead of college, is among the more intriguing prospects as many expect him to go in the top three. Plus, Alabama star Brandon Miller is also expected to make a splash with many slotting him into the top three as well.
There's also tons of interest in the twin brothers, Amen and Ausar Thompson, who enter the draft from Overtime Elite.
The Spurs hold the No. 1 pick for the first time since 1997, when they drafted Tim Duncan, and that certainly turned out well for the organization. Selecting after San Antonio are the Charlotte Hornets, Portland Trail Blazers, Houston Rockets and Detroit Pistons rounding out the top five picks.
Ahead of the big night, here's a look at the viewing information and full draft order for the 2023 NBA Draft.
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How to watch 2022 NBA Draft
Date:Thursday, June 22|Time:8 p.m. ET
Location:Barclays Center -- Brooklyn, New York
TV:ABC (first round), ESPN (first and second rounds)
Live stream:fubo (Try for free) |Follow:CBS Sports HQ
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2023 NBA Draft order
First round
1 | San Antonio |
2 | Charlotte |
3 | Portland |
4 | Houston |
5 | Detroit |
6 | Orlando |
7 | Indiana |
8 | Washington |
9 | Utah |
10 | Dallas |
11 | Orlando (from Chicago) |
12 | Oklahoma City |
13 | Toronto |
14 | New Orleans |
15 | Atlanta |
16 | Utah (from Minnesota) |
17 | Los Angeles Lakers |
18 | Miami |
19 | Golden State |
20 | Houston (from Los Angeles Clippers) |
21 | Brooklyn (from Phoenix) |
22 | Brooklyn |
23 | Portland (from New York) |
24 | Sacramento |
25 | x - Boston (from Memphis) |
26 | Indiana (from Cleveland) |
27 | Charlotte (from Denver via New York and Oklahoma City) |
28 | Utah (from Philadelphia via Brooklyn) |
29 | x- Denver (from Indiana via Boston) |
30 | Los Angeles Clippers (from Milwaukee via Houston) |
Second round
31 | Detroit |
32 | x - Denver (from Indiana via Houston) |
33 | San Antonio |
34 | Charlotte (from Charlotte via Philadelphia and Atlanta) |
35 | x- Washington (from Boston via Portland via Atlanta, Los Angeles Clippers, Detroit and Cleveland, |
36 | Orlando |
37 | Denver (from Oklahoma City via Washington and New Orleans) |
38 | Sacramento (from Indiana) |
39 | Charlotte (from Utah via New York) |
40 | x- Los Angeles Lakers (from Indiana via Denver, Dallas and Oklahoma City) |
41 | Charlotte (from Oklahoma City via New York and Boston) |
42 | Washington (from Chicago via Los Angeles Lakers and Washington) |
43 | Portand (from Atlanta) |
44 | San Antonio (from Toronto) |
45 | Memphis (from Minnesota) |
46 | Atlanta (from New Orleans) |
47 | x - Indiana (from Los Angeles Lakers) |
48 | Los Angeles Clippers |
49 | Cleveland (from Golden State via Utah and New Orleans) |
50 | Oklahoma City (from Miami via Boston, Memphis and Dallas) |
51 | Brooklyn |
52 | Phoenix |
53 | Minnesota (from New York via Charlotte) |
54 | Sacramento |
55 | Indiana (from Cleveland via Milwaukee and Detroit) |
56 | Memphis |
Forfeited by Chicago (from Denver via Cleveland ) | |
Forfeited by Philadelphia | |
57 | Washington (from Boston via Charlotte) |
58 | Milwaukee |
x - Pick part of reported trade
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