2025 NBA Draft Tracker: Watch the Pick Order in Real-Time

It’s finally draft day. After waiting for months, San Antonio Spurs fans will get to see which top prospects will join the team. The Spurs hold the second and fourteenth overall picks in the 2025 NBA Draft .

With minutes to go until the first name is called, the Spurs have +3000 odds on FanDuel to win the NBA Finals next season, putting them right below the Golden State Warriors (+2900) and above the Dallas Mavericks (+3200). Head to this link to see where the odds end up after each pick: https://sportsbook.fanduel.com/navigation/nba

You can keep track of which prospect is selected where on this page as the night goes on. We’ll include trades and highlights for the Spurs’ selections. Kicking things off with the number one pick are the Dallas Mavericks:

1. Dallas Mavericks – Cooper Flagg
2. San Antonio Spurs – Dylan Harper
3. Philadelphia 76ers – VJ Edgecombe
4. Charlotte Hornets – Kon Knueppel
5. Utah Jazz – Ace Bailey
6. Washington Wizards – Tre Johnson
7. New Orleans Pelicans – Jeremiah Fears
8. Brooklyn Nets – Egor Demin
9. Toronto Raptors – Collin Murray-Boyles
10. Phoenix Suns (traded by Houston Rockets) – Khaman Maluach
11. Memphis Grizzlies (traded by Portland Trail Blazers) – Cedric Coward
12. Chicago Bulls – Noa Essengue
13. New Orleans Pelicans (traded by Atlanta Hawks) – Derik Queen
14. San Antonio Spurs – Carter Bryant
15. Oklahoma City Thunder – Thomas Sorber
16. Portland Trail Blazers (traded by Memphis Grizzlies) – Yang Hansen
17. Minnesota Timberwolves – Joan Beringer
18. Utah Jazz (traded by Washington Wizards) – Walter Clayton Jr.
19. Brooklyn Nets – Nolan Traore
20. Miami Heat – Kasparas Jakucionas
21. Washington Wizards (traded by Utah Jazz) – Will Riley
22. Brooklyn Nets (traded by Atlanta Hawks) – Drake Powell
23. Atlanta Hawks (traded by New Orleans Pelicans) – Asa Newell
24. Sacramento Kings (traded by Oklahoma City Thunder) – Nique Clifford
25. Orlando Magic – Jase Richardson
26. Brooklyn Nets – Ben Saraf
27. Brooklyn Nets – Danny Wolf
28. Boston Celtics – Hugo Gonzalez
29. Charlotte Hornets (traded by the Phoenix Suns) – Liam McNeeley
30. Los Angeles Clippers – Yanic Konan Niederhauser

First Night Trades:

• The San Antonio Spurs trade the 38th-overall pick to the Indiana Pacers for a future second-round pick and cash.
• The Phoenix Suns trade the 29th-overall pick (Liam McNeeley) and a 2029 first-round pick to the Charlotte Hornets for Mark Williams
• The Portland Trail Blazers trade the 11th-overall pick (Cedric Coward) to the Memphis Grizzlies for the 16th-overall pick (Yang Hansen), the Orlando Magic’s 2028 first-round pick, and two future second-round picks
• The Atlanta Hawks trade the 13th-overall pick (Derik Queen) to the New Orleans Pelicans for the 23rd-overall pick (Asa Newell) and an unprotected first-round pick (most favorable of New Orleans and Milwaukee)
• The Washington Wizards trade the 18th-overall pick (Walter Clayton Jr.) to the Utah Jazz for the 21st-overall pick (Will Riley), 43rd-overall pick, and 2031 and 2032 second-round picks.
• The Oklahoma City Thunder trade the 24th-overall pick (Nique Clifford) to the Sacramento Kings for the San Antonio Spurs’ 2027 top-16 protected first-round pick.

With that, we’ve wrapped up the first round. The Spurs acquired Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant with their second and fourteenth picks. We’ll be back tomorrow with second-round coverage.

We’re back for the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft. The San Antonio Spurs don’t currently hold any picks in the second, but we’ll keep this page updated in case they trade back in. After a trade today, the Phoenix Suns will have the first pick in the second round.

31. Phoenix Suns (traded by Minnesota Timberwolves) – Rasheer Fleming

32. Orlando Magic (traded by Boston Celtics) – Noah Penda

33. Charlotte Hornets – Sion James

34. Charlotte Hornets – Ryan Kalkbrenner

35. Philadelphia 76ers – Johni Broome

36. Los Angeles Lakers (traded by the Brooklyn Nets and Minnesota Timberwolves) – Adou Thiero

37. Detroit Pistons – Chaz Lanier

38. Indiana Pacers (traded by the San Antonio Spurs) – Kam Jones

39. Toronto Raptors – Alijah Martin

40. New Orleans Pelicans (traded by the Washington Wizards) – Micah Peavy

41. Phoenix Suns (traded by the Golden State Warriors) – Koby Brea

42. Sacramento Kings – Maxime Raynaud

43. Washington Wizards (traded by Utah Jazz) – Jamir Watkins

44. Oklahoma City Thunder – Brooks Barnhizer

45. Minnesota Timberwolves (traded by the Chicago Bulls) – Rocco Zikarsky

46. Boston Celtics (traded by the Orlando Magic) – Amari Williams

47. Milwaukee Bucks – Bogoljub Markovic

48. Memphis Grizzlies – Javon Small

49. Cleveland Cavaliers – Tyrese Proctor

50. New York Knicks – Kobe Sanders (traded to the Los Angeles Clippers)

51. Los Angeles Clippers – Mohamed Diawara (traded to the New York Knicks)

52. Golden State Warriors (traded by the Phoenix Suns) – Alex Toohey

53. Utah Jazz – John Tonje

54. Indiana Pacers – Taelon Peter

55. Chicago Bulls (traded by the Los Angeles Lakers) – Lachlan Olbrich

56. Golden State Warriors (traded by the Memphis Grizzlies) – Will Richard

57. Boston Celtics (traded by Orlando Magic) – Max Shulga

58. Cleveland Cavaliers – Saliou Niang

59. Memphis Grizzlies (traded by the Houston Rockets) – Jahmai Mashack

With that, the 2025 NBA Draft comes to a close. The San Antonio Spurs did not make a selection in the second round. We’ll have an article tomorrow highlighting any undrafted free agent signings.