First
round, picks 1-3: Cleveland,
Minnesota and
Utah
won the top 3 spots in the lottery, thus moving up.
First
round, pick 1: Cleveland
acquired
L.A. Clippers'
first round pick as a part of the
Baron
Davis trade of February 2011.
First
round, pick 3: Utah
acquired
New Jersey's first round pick as a part of the
Deron
Williams trade of February 2011.
First
round, pick 18: Washington
acquired
Atlanta's first
round pick as a part of the
Mike
Bibby trade of February 2011.
First
round, pick 19: Charlotte
acquired
New Orleans's
first round pick, via
Portland,
as a part of the
Gerald
Wallace trade of February 2011. Portland had previously acquired
the pick from New Orleans in exchange for
Jerryd
Bayless in October 2010.
First
round, pick 20: Minnesota
acquired
Memphis's first
round pick, via
Utah,
as a part of the
Al Jefferson trade of July 2010. Utah had previously
acquired it in February 2010 in exchange for
Ronnie
Brewer.
First
round, pick 23: Houston
acquired
Orlando's first
round pick, via
Phoenix,
as a part of the
Aaron
Brooks trade of February 2011. Phoenix had previously acquired
the pick from Orlando as a part of the
Hedo
Turkoglu trade in December 2010.
First
round, pick 27: New Jersey
acquired the
L.A. Lakers's
first round pick as a part of the
Sasha
Vujacic trade of December 2010.
First
round, pick 28: Chicago
acquired
Miami's first
round pick, via
Toronto,
as a part of the
James
Johnson trade of February 2011. Toronto previously acquired
the pick from Miami as a part of the
Chris
Bosh trade of July 2010.
Second
round, pick 31: Miami
acquired
Minnesota's
second round pick as a part of the
Michael
Beasley trade of July 2010.
Second
round, pick 33: Detroit
acquired
Toronto's
second round pick as a part of the
Charles Dolphin trade of June 2006.
Second
round, pick 37: L.A.
Clippers acquired
Detroit's
second round pick as a part of the
Alex
Acker salary dump in February 2009.
Second
round, picks 38 and 47: Houston
acquired the
L.A. Clippers's
second round pick, and vice versa, as a part of the
Steve Novak trade
of August 2008 that saw Houston acquire the right to swap 2011 second
round picks.
Second
round, pick 41: L.A. Lakers
acquired
Golden State's
second round pick, via
New
Jersey, as a part of the
Sasha
Vujacic trade of December 2010. New Jersey previously acquired
the pick from Golden State as a part of a modification of a previous
trade. In July 2008, Golden State traded a 2011 first round pick to
New Jersey for
Marcus
Williams; however, Golden State wished to trade their 2010
first round pick, and could not do so if their 2011 pick was pending
outgoing. Thus, they traded their 2011 second round pick to New Jersey
in September 2009 in exchange for postponing the outstanding first
round pick until 2012.
Second
round, pick 43: Chicago
acquired
Utah's second
round pick as a part of the
Carlos
Boozer trade in July 2010.
Second
round, pick 44: Golden
State acquired
Phoenix's
second round pick, via
Chicago,
as a part of the
C.J.
Watson trade of July 2010. Chicago previously acquired the
pick from Phoenix as a part of the
Hakim
Warrick trade a week previously.
Second
round, picks 45 and 50: New
Orleans acquired
Philadelphia's
second round pick, and vice versa, as a part of the
Darius
Songaila trade of September 2010 that saw New Orleans acquire
the right to swap 2011 second round picks.
Second
round, pick 46: L.A.
Lakers acquired
New
York's second round pick as a part of the
Toney
Douglas of June 2009.
Second
round, pick 47: See above, pick #38.
Second
round, pick 50: See above, pick #45.
Second
round, pick 52: Detroit
acquired
Denver's second
round pick as a part of the
Arron
Afflalo trade of July 2009.
Second
round, pick 54: Cleveland
acquired
Oklahoma City's
second round pick, via Miami, as a part of the
LeBron
James trade of July 2011.
Miami
had previously acquired the pick from Oklahoma City in exchange for
Latavious
Williams a month earlier.
Second
round, pick 58: L.A.
Lakers acquired
Miami's
second round pick as a part of the
Patrick
Beverley trade in June 2009.
Second
round, pick 60: Sacramento
acquired
Chicago's
second round pick, via
Milwaukee, as a part of the
Jon
Brockman trade of July 2010. Milwaukee had previously acquired
the pick from Chicago as a part of the
John Salmons trade of February
2010.