What's the 2026 NBA Draft order? Here's a list of all 60 picks
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Logan ReardonSun, June 21, 2026 at 3:51 PM UTC·3 min readWhat's the 2026 NBA Draft order? Here's a list of all 60 picks originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
The NBA Finals just ended, but it’s already time for the league’s next event.
This week, all 30 teams will get a chance to add some young talent to their roster with the 2026 NBA Draft.
AdvertisementAdvertisementJust a few days after the New York Knicks’ championship parade, the two-day draft will take place across the East River in Brooklyn.
This year’s draft is one of the most anticipated in years, with several star prospects at the top of the board and a handful of potential gems later in the first round.
With that in mind, here’s a look at the updated order and more draft info:
Who has the first pick in the 2026 NBA Draft?
The Washington Wizards are picking first overall after winning the lottery with the best odds. In the drawing, the Wizards converted their 14.0% chance at landing the top pick into reality, with the Utah Jazz, Memphis Grizzlies and Chicago Bulls filling out the top four slots.
AdvertisementAdvertisementThis draft is headlined by four elite prospects, including BYU forward AJ Dybantsa, Kansas guard Darryn Peterson, Duke forward Cameron Boozer and North Carolina forward Caleb Wilson.
What’s the 2026 NBA Draft order?
As with any year, the draft order is fluid. There will be trades before, during and after the draft this week, so don’t get comfortable with the current order just yet.
Here’s an updated look at the full draft order for all 60 picks in 2026 (as of Sunday, June 21):
Washington Wizards
Utah Jazz
Memphis Grizzllies
Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles Clippers (from Indiana)
Atlanta Hawks (from New Orleans)
Oklahoma City Thunder (from LA Clippers)
Chicago Bulls (from Portland)
Memphis Grizzlies (from Phoenix via Orlando)
Charlotte Hornets (from Orlando via Phoenix)
San Antonio Spurs (from Atlanta)
Detroit Pistons (from Minnesota)
Philadelphia 76ers (from Houston via Oklahoma City)
Atlanta Hawks (from Cleveland)
Minnesota Timberwolves (from Detroit)
Cleveland Cavaliers (from San Antonio via Atlanta)
Dallas Mavericks (from Oklahoma City via Washington and Philadelphia)
New York Knicks (from Washington via Oklahoma City and Houston)
Memphis Grizzlies (from Indiana via Milwaukee)
San Antonio Spurs (from Utah via Minnesota)
Los Angeles Clippers (from Memphis via Utah and Atlanta)
Oklahoma City Thunder (from Dallas)
Chicago Bulls (from New Orleans via Boston, Detroit and Portland)
Houston Rockets (from Chicago via Washington)
Boston Celtics (from Milwaukee via Orlando)
Miami Heat (from Golden State via Charlotte, New York, Oklahoma City and Atlanta)
San Antonio Spurs (from Portland via New Orleans)
Brooklyn Nets (from LA Clippers via Houston)
San Antonio Spurs (from Miami via Indiana)
Sacramento Kings (from Charlotte via San Antonio, Atlanta and New York)
Phoenix Suns (from Philadelphia via Houston and Oklahoma City)
Dallas Mavericks (from Phoenix via Washington)
Denver Nuggets (from Atlanta via Brooklyn and Golden State)
Toronto Raptors)
Washington Wizards (from Minnesota via Detroit and New York)
Los Angeles Clippers (from Cleveland)
Houston Rockets
Golden State Warriors (from LA Lakers via Toronto, Miami and Cleveland)
New York Knicks
Chicago Bulls (from Denver via Minnesota, Phoenix, Charlotte and Phoenix)
Atlanta Hawks (from Boston)
New Orleans Pelicans (from Detroit via New York, Brooklyn, Phoenix, Orlando and LA Clippers)
Minnesota Timberwolves (from San Antonio via Indiana)
Washington Wizards (from Oklahoma City via San Antonio and Miami)
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What are the 2026 NBA Draft dates?
The NBA draft will take place over two days for the third straight year. The first round, which includes the first 30 picks, is on Tuesday, June 23, followed by Round 2 on Wednesday, June 24.
AdvertisementAdvertisementWhat is the 2026 NBA Draft location?
The Barclays Center, home of the Brooklyn Nets in New York, is hosting the entire draft. The arena has hosted the draft annually since 2013, with the exception of 2020 due to the pandemic.
