Traded Second Round Picks For 2019 NBA Draft

We’re using the space below to keep tabs on each team’s second round pick for 2019, continually updating it as necessary throughout the year. Our list of traded first round picks for 2019 can be found right here.

We’ve listed all 30 teams here, so even if a team hasn’t traded its second round pick, that will be noted. We’ll also provide details on protections for each traded pick, including what happens to the pick in 2020 if it doesn’t change hands in 2019.

Here’s the full breakdown on the status of each 2019 second round pick:

Atlantic

• Boston Celtics: Traded to Grizzlies (top-55 protected).
  • If not conveyed in 2019, Celtics’ obligation to Grizzlies is extinguished.
• Brooklyn Nets: Traded to Magic (unprotected).
• New York Knicks: Traded to Nets (unprotected).
• Philadelphia 76ers: Own pick.
• Toronto Raptors: Own pick.

Central

• Chicago Bulls: Traded to Sixers (unprotected).
• Cleveland Cavaliers: Traded to Magic, Kings, Knicks, or Clippers.
  • Sixers will receive most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, Rockets’, and Trail Blazers’ second round picks; Kings will receive second-most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’ and Rockets’ second round picks; Knicks will receive least favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks; Clippers will receive less favorable of (a) Trail Blazers’ second rounder or (b) most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks.
• Detroit Pistons: Own pick.
• Indiana Pacers: Traded to Nets (45-60 protected).
  • If not conveyed in 2019, 45-60 protected in 2020.
• Milwaukee Bucks: Traded to Sixers or Kings.
  • Sixers will receive more favorable of Bucks’ and Kings’ second round picks; Kings will receive less favorable of the two.

Southeast

• Atlanta Hawks: Traded to Wizards (top-55 protected).
  • If not conveyed in 2019, Hawks’ obligation to Wizards is extinguished.
• Charlotte Hornets: Traded to Hawks (unprotected).
• Miami Heat: Traded to Timberwolves (unprotected).
• Orlando Magic: Traded to Sixers, Kings, Knicks, or Clippers.
  • Sixers will receive most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, Rockets’, and Trail Blazers’ second round picks; Kings will receive second-most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’ and Rockets’ second round picks; Knicks will receive least favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks; Clippers will receive less favorable of (a) Trail Blazers’ second rounder or (b) most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks.
• Washington Wizards: Traded to Nuggets or Hornets.
  • Nuggets will receive more favorable of their own second round pick (56-60 protected) and Wizards’ second round pick; Hornets will receive less favorable of the two. If Nuggets’ pick falls between 56-60, Hornets will instead receive Wizards’ pick.
    

Northwest

• Denver Nuggets: Traded to Pelicans (top-55 protected) or possibly traded to Hornets (56-60 protected).
  • If top-55 protected in 2019, Nuggets’ obligation to Pelicans is extinguished.
  • Nuggets will receive more favorable of their own second round pick (56-60 protected) and Wizards’ second round pick; Hornets will receive less favorable of the two. If Nuggets’ pick falls between 56-60, Hornets will instead receive Wizards’ pick.
    
• Minnesota Timberwolves: Traded to Kings or Hawks.
  • Kings will receive more favorable of Lakers’ and Timberwolves’ second round picks; Hawks will receive less favorable of the two.
• Oklahoma City Thunder: Traded to Hornets (unprotected).
• Portland Trail Blazers: Traded to Sixers or Clippers.
  • Sixers will receive most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, Rockets’, and Trail Blazers’ second round picks; Kings will receive second-most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’ and Rockets’ second round picks; Knicks will receive least favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks; Clippers will receive less favorable of (a) Trail Blazers’ second rounder or (b) most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks.
• Utah Jazz: Own pick.

Pacific

• Golden State Warriors: Own pick.
• Los Angeles Clippers: Own pick.
• Los Angeles Lakers: Traded to Kings or Hawks.
  • Kings will receive more favorable of Lakers’ and Timberwolves’ second round picks; Hawks will receive less favorable of the two.
• Phoenix Suns: Own pick.
• Sacramento Kings: Possibly traded to Sixers.
  • Sixers will receive more favorable of Bucks’ and Kings’ second round picks; Kings will receive less favorable of the two.

Southwest

• Dallas Mavericks: Traded to Warriors (top-55 protected).
  • If not conveyed in 2019, Mavericks’ obligation to Warriors is extinguished.
• Houston Rockets: Traded to Sixers, Kings, Knicks, or Clippers.
  • Sixers will receive most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, Rockets’, and Trail Blazers’ second round picks; Kings will receive second-most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’ and Rockets’ second round picks; Knicks will receive least favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks; Clippers will receive less favorable of (a) Trail Blazers’ second rounder or (b) most favorable of Magic’s, Cavaliers’, and Rockets’ second-round picks.
• Memphis Grizzlies: Traded to Bulls.
• New Orleans Pelicans: Own pick.
• San Antonio Spurs: Own pick.

The four-way mess involving the Cavaliers’, Rockets’, Trail Blazers’, and Magic’s second round picks is confusing, so here’s a quick breakdown of how it would work based on this year’s projected standings:

Let’s assume the Rockets finish first among those four teams, followed by the Trail Blazers, Cavaliers, and Magic. In that scenario…

• The Sixers would get the Magic’s pick (the most favorable of the four).
• The Kings would get the Cavaliers’ pick (the second-most favorable out of the Orlando, Cleveland, and Houston picks).
• The Knicks would get the Rockets’ pick (the least favorable of the Orlando, Cleveland, and Houston picks).
• The Clippers would get the Blazers’ pick (the less favorable of the Portland and Orlando picks).

Information from RealGM was used in the creation of this post.