Updated 2023 NBA Draft order following the lottery

2023 NBA Draft, Victor Wembanyama
2023 NBA Draft, Victor Wembanyama / FRANCK FIFE/GettyImages
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The Dallas Mavericks failed to move up in the 2023 NBA Draft Lottery, but it was far from the doomsday scenario. They held at tenth overall and kept their first-round pick. The Mavs owed it to the Knicks with a top ten protection from the Kristaps Porzingis trade. Dallas now owes their 2024 first-rounder to the Knicks with another top-ten protection.

Tuesday’s draft lottery set the order for the 2023 NBA Draft. Victor Wembanyama will now head to the San Antonio Spurs on June 22, and it was the Hornets and Trail Blazers that will round out the top three. It was a massive night for the Spurs, and they get another generational talent.

It was an emotional and wild night that gave everyone clarity on what to expect in this year’s draft. Here is a look at the order of all 58 picks.

2023 updated NBA Draft order following lottery

First round

1. San Antonio Spurs

2. Charlotte Hornets

3. Portland Trail Blazers

4. Houston Rockets

5. Detroit Pistons

6. Orlando Magic

7. Indiana Pacers

8. Washington Wizards

9. Utah Jazz

10. Dallas Mavericks

11. Orlando Magic (via Bulls)

12. Oklahoma City Thunder

13. Toronto Raptors

14. New Orleans Pelicans

15. Atlanta Hawks

16. Utah Jazz (via Minnesota Timberwolves)

17. Los Angeles Lakers

18. Miami Heat

19. Houston Rockets (via Clippers)

20. Golden State Warriors

21. Brooklyn Nets (via Suns)

22. Brooklyn Nets

23. Portland Trail Blazers (via Knicks)

24. Sacramento Kings

25. Memphis Grizzlies

26. Indiana Pacers (via Cavaliers)

27. Charlotte Hornet (via Nuggets)

28. Utah Jazz (via 76ers)

29. Indiana Pacers (via Celtics)

30. LA Clippers (via Bucks)

Second round

31. Detroit Pistons

32. Indiana Pacers (via Rockets)

33. San Antonito Spurs

34. Charlotte Hornets

35. Boston Celtics (via Portland Trail Blazers)

36. Orlando Magic

37. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Wizards)

38. Sacramento Kings (via Pacers)

39. Charlotte Hornets (via Jazz)

40. Denver Nuggets (via Mavericks)

41. Charlotte Hornets (via Thunder)

42. Washington Wizards (via Bulls)

43. Portland Trail Blazers (via Hawks)

44. San Antonio Spurs (via Raptors)

45. Memphis Grizzlies (via Timberwolves)

46. Atlanta Hawks (via New Orleans Pelicans)

47. Los Angeles Lakers

48. LA Clippers

49. Cleveland Cavaliers (via Warriors)

50. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Heat)

51. Brooklyn Nets

52. Phoenix Suns

53. Minnesota Timberwolves (via Knicks)

54. Sacramento Kings

55. Indiana Pacers (via Cavaliers)

56. Memphis Grizzlies

57. Washington Wizards (via Celtics)

58. Milwaukee Bucks

There are only 58 picks in the 2023 NBA Draft because the Sixers and Nuggets were forced to forfeit their second-round selections.

The Dallas Mavericks failed to change their luck in this year’s lottery. It was their 16th time in the event, and the Mavs have still never moved up.

Dallas is hoping to avoid the lottery for the next decade-plus with Luka Doncic on their roster, but they need more talent to make that a reality. Can the Mavericks add it? Will they trade the tenth overall pick to acquire some? Stay tuned to find out.

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