Thirty players heard their names named and their dreams were fulfilled for life during the first round of 2025 The American Professional League Wednesday’s draft at the Barclays Center in New York.
Now, on Thursday, 29 players will get the opportunity to reach the US Professional League list during the second round of the American Professional League draft, which is scheduled to start at 8 pm
Here are all 30 options in the first round of the American Professional League draft 2025:
The first round
1. Dallas Maverx: Cooper FlageForward, roosters
Cooper Flagg (R) shakes his hand with the American Professional League Commissioner Adam Silver (L) after formulating it for the first time in general by Dallas Maverx during the first round of the 2025 American Professional League draft in the Barclays Center on June 25, 2025 in Brooklyn, New York City. (Photo by Sarah Steer/Getty Emayiz)
Slagg will smoothly with the Maverx collection and the philosophy of building the menu. When Dallas traded Luca DensicThe head of basketball operations and general manager, Niko Harrison, was martyred in defense as a basis for their future. Flagg brings it and much more. It is multi -use, smart on the help side and in covering the selection, and it can protect players in all situations. From an offensive point of view, it is one, if not the best, in the category of the American Professional League for 2025 and showed the ability to create a snapshot of his own jump, and the chances of registration for his teammates.
2. San Antonio Spears: Dylan Harper, goalkeeper, Rutgers
Tottenham has had this year in the last two seasons and the formulation of a person who could make three respectively. Harper is the perfect player for Subaham to add to their little heart. It will complete Victor and Yumanama As a surrounding goal and increase its offensive roof as a game maker. He will play alongside his backmate. He has a very similar game with him, in De’aaron FoxFellow of a dynamic guard. This pairing will be interesting as Fox and Harper works in similar parts of the court, but Fox should provide a good example of Harper Young.
3. Philadelphia 76ers: VJ Edgecombe, Guard, Baylor
The Edgecombe roof is like any possibility in this draft, as it has a similar and competitive building on the USD and dynamic professionals in the past and present like Anthony Edwards and Dwayne Wadi. As for its suitability with Philadelphia, Edgakumb will provide immediate strength on the defensive side and reduce pressure from the Teres maxi on this side of the court. From an offensive point of view, he can play off Maxey and Joel Embiid, closely attacking, creating a crime with his instincts and making fast decisions. It will be interesting to see the direction that 76ers take now after they have Edgecombe. Do they tend to their small background, or do they use these pieces to surround the old warriors and pressure for immediate success?
4. Charlotte Hornz: Be Kneupet, guard, Duke
KNUPPEL may have the highest intelligence rate for any player in the American Professional League draft category 2025. It is also one of the best archers around. From this point of view, it must fit well because it does not need to be effective and the Lamelo Ball and Brandon Miller will get more touches than Knuepet. The ball can prepare it for three points, and the secondary top scorer can be behind Miller. However, there are more talented players than Kneuppel that will be chosen after it, and Hornets can be left as a remorse for this choice.
5. Utah Jazz: Airious “ACE” Bailey, Forward, Rutgers
ACE Bailey (R) shakes his hands with the American Professional League Commissioner Adam Silver (L) after formulated in fifth place at the hands of Utah Jazz during the first round of the US Professional League draft 2025 in the center of Barclays on June 25, 2025 in Boroclin Boro, New York City. (Sarah Steer/Getty Emoz).
Billy is the greatest puzzle in the Championship of the American Professional League 2025. It is the only American possibility that does not have a single exercise with the American Professional League team before a draft on Wednesday. Jazz is betting that it is not a red sign. If they are right, Billy may be the cornerstone of their future. It is a 6 -footed wing with a fluid handle for the guard. Not only is one of the best creators in the draft, but it has shown the pieces as a protector for help and edge protector.
6. Washington Washington: Try Johnson, goalkeeper, Texas
It can be said that Johnson is the best shooter in the American Professional League draft. It takes and does the deepest diet at the American Professional League footage such as back and withdrawal shots. From the moment he takes to the league, he will be able to register. This is exactly what the processors need, as they have the trio of strong defensive prospects in Carlton Carrington, Kishon George and the second general choice in the US Professional League draft 2024, Alex Sar.
7. New Orleans P it: Jeremiah’s fear, guard, oakhaumoma
Fears have one of the narrowest handles for any possibility in the Category of the American Professional League 2025. Many defenders cannot stay in front of him, which is important because a 3 -point shot needs some business. However, the suitability in New Orleans is logical because it traded the CJ MCCOLLUM point on Monday and had a hole in this position. Now, they add a stuck possibility on the ceiling suitable for the timeline of their small dress, including Zion Williamson and Tri Murphy.
8. Brooklyn networks: Igor Dimin, goalkeeper, Brigham Young
Creative playmaker and passers -by, Demin can be the engine for the American Professional League crime. He is a big goalkeeper who plays in his pace and makes everyone around him better. He still needed to improve his individual registration, but he showed that he was working on it throughout the pre -capacity process. The window needs to be reset to its core, so getting a future ball processor is a good way to start.
9. Toronto Raptors: Colin Murray Powls, forward, South Carolina
Murray-Boyles is the perfect RAPTORS player-a long and useful wing with many unexploited talents. The defense will easily come to Murray-Boyles, but it will need to improve its external shot and its ability to attack those close to if he wants to succeed in Toronto because Raptors have dominant spherical processors who are not two dynamic archers in Scoti Parins and Brandon Ingram.
10. Phenix Suns: Khaman Maluach, Center, Duke
SUNS front office may have done something right. Maluach is the best edge in the 2025 American Professional League draft category and offered an impressive touch for 7 feet. It has been a key to Duke’s four final operation and will now be it is very important to recycle Suns. It will be a great partner in choosing Devin Boker.
11. Memphis Gregs (Via Portland): Cedric Kutard, forward, Washington State
Coward transmitted draft paintings during the pre -drawing process. He played only six games in Washington last season, but showed the ability to score at all three levels. This small sample size makes it a mysterious possibility, but it will provide Mumfais for a two -way user wing, a position of need for them, along with Ja Morant and JAREN JACKSON JR. Coward where playing with Morant will be maximized with Morant, which generates as many open shots as any NBA game maker.
12. Chicago Bulls: Noa Essingue, Center, France
There are a lot of unknown people with Essengue, a French possibility that he played professionally in Germany. It is athletic and uses this ability to control panels and flying up and down on the field. However, it is unclear how his offensive game will be translated into the American Professional League, which is more confused how it would fit with the bulls, which could have used one of the talented assets on the ball. However, Chicago tends to play quickly, so if Essengue is able to operate the ground and end the speed of guards, Josh Giddey and Coby White, it may be a decent piece of their future.
13. New Orleans P it (From Sacramento): Derek Quinn, forward, Maryland
Quinn joins fears as the choice of the second lottery for Pelican in the American Professional League draft 2025. He is a big man with vision, handle, and lead for the goalkeeper. In Yves Messi, a dynamic edge protector, chose the 2024 American Professional League draft, and the Queens game based on its surroundings next to it. The essence of the Pelicans now includes concerns, queen, Murphy, Messi, Jordan Paul, who traded on Monday, so there is an opportunity for this choice that may be spent at the end of the era of Zion Williamson.
14. San Antonio Spears (From Atlanta): Carter Bryant, forward, Arizona
Bryant, a two -way wing, revolves around the lottery and is the second choice in the 2025 US Professional League draft in favor of Tottenham. It is an ideal choice because Arizona’s horizons will save an immediate defensive presence on the wing for a mature team for a decisive jump. His offensive game has ways to go, but he will not be asked to do a lot on this side of the ball where Tottenham can rely on Wembanyama, Fox, Devin Vassell and The Second Overall, Harper, so.
15. Oklahoma City Thunder (From Miami): Thomas Sorbar, Center, Georgetown
16. Portland Trail Blazrez (From Orlando): Yang Hansen, Center, China
17. Minnesota Timberwolvs (From Detroit): Joan Perind and the Center, France
18. Uta jazz music (From Memphis): Walter Clayton Junior, goalkeeper, Florida
19. Brooklyn nets (From Milwoki): Nolan Traffic, goalkeeper, France
20. Miami Hit (From Golden State): Kasparas Jakucionis, Guard, Illinois
21. Washington Wizards (From Minnesota): Will Riley, goalkeeper, Illinois
22. Brooklyn window (From Los Angeles Lakers): Drake Powell, goalkeeper, North Carolina
23. Atlanta Hawks (From Indiana): Asa Newel, forward, Georgia
24. Sacramento Kings (From La Clippers): Nikki Kalford, goalkeeper, Colorado
25. Orlando Magic (From Denver): Jassi Richardson, goalkeeper, Michigan State
26. Brooklyn window (From New York): Bin Sarif, guard, Israel
27. Brooklyn nets (From Houston): Danny Wolf, striker, Michigan
28. Boston Celkus: Hugo Gonzalez, goalkeeper, Spain
29. Charlotte Hornz (From Cleveland): Liam McNeley, forward, uconn
30. No Clippers (From Oklahoma City) Yanic Konan Niederhauser, Center, Pennsylvania State
The second round
31. Phoenix Suns (From Minnesota): Rashir Fleming, forward, St. Joseph
32. Boston Celkus: (From Washington): Noah Pinda, forward, France
33. Charlotte Hornz: Sion James, forward, Duke
34. Charlotte Hornz (From Toronto): Ryan Kamarner, Center, Creton
35. Philadelphia 76ers: John Brom, forward, Oborn
36. Los Angeles Lakers: (From Brooklyn): Adou thero, forward, Arkansas
37. Detroit Bestone (From Toronto): Qazz Lani, goalkeeper, Tennessee
38. Indiana Besars (From San Antonio): Cam Jones, goalkeeper, Market
39. Toronto Raptos (From Portland): Ali Martin, goalkeeper, Florida
40. New Orleans Pelican (From Washington): Mika Bevy, goalkeeper, Georgetown
41. Phoenix Suns (From Golden State): Cuban Berra, Guard, Kentucky
42. Sacramento Kings (From Chicago): Maxime Raynaud, Forward, Stanford
43. Washington Wizards (From Utah): Jumeir Watskins, Guard, Florida State
44. Oklahoma City Thunder (From Atlanta): Brooks Barhizer, forward, northwest
45. Minnesota Timberolves (From Chicago): Rocco Zipraski, Center, Australia
46. Boston Celkus (From Orlando): Amari Williams, forward, Kentucky
47. Milwoki Pacz (From Detroit): Bogoljub Markovic, forward, Serbia
48. Memphis Gregs (From Golden State): Jafon Small, goalkeeper, Western Virginia
49. Cleveland Cavaliers (From Milwoki): Teres Broutist, goalkeeper, Duke
50. Los Angeles Clippers (From New York): Cuban Sanders, goalkeeper, Nevada
51. New York Nix (From La Clippers): Mohamed Dioura, forward, France
52. Golden Station Woorrez (From Phoenix): Alex Tuhi, forward, Australia
53. Uta jazz music (From La Clippers): John Tonji, forward, Wisconsin
54. Indiana Pesrez: Tilon Peter, Guard, Freedom
55. Chicago Bulls (From La Lakers): Lachlan Olbrich, forward, Australia
56. Golden Station (From Memphis Gregs): Will Richard, goalkeeper, Florida
57. Boston Celkus (From Orlando): Max Chulga, Guard, University of Virginia Community
58. Cleveland Cavaliers: Salio Niang, goalkeeper, Senegal
59. Memphis Gregs: (From Houston) Jahmai Mashack, forward, Tennessee
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