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2007 NBA Draft

 

1. Portland Trail Blazers- Greg Oden, Center, Ohio State

2. Seattle SuperSonics- Kevin Durant, Forward, Texas

3. Atlanta Hawks- Al Horford, Forward/Center, Florida

4. Memphis Grizzlies- Mike Conley Jr., Guard, Ohio State

5 Boston Celtics- Jeff Green, Forward, Georgetown

6. Milwaukee Bucks- Yi Jianlian, Forward, China

7. Minnesota Timberwolves- Corey Brewer, Forward, Florida

8. Charlotte Bobcats- Brandan Wright, Forward, North Carolina

9. Chicago (from New York)- Joakim Noah, Forward/Center, Florida

10. Sacramento Kings- Spencer Hawes, Center, Washington

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11. Atlanta Hawks (from Indiana)- Acie Law IV, Guard, Texas A&M

12. Philadelphia 76ers- Thaddeus Young, Forward, Georgia Tech

13. New Orleans Hornets- Julian Wright, Forward, Kansas

14. Los Angeles Clippers- Al Thornton, Forward, Florida State

15. Detroit Pistons (from Orlando)- Rodney Stuckey, Guard, Eastern Washington

16. Washington Wizards- Nick Young, Guard/Forward, Southern California

17. New Jersey Nets- Sean Williams, Forward/Center, Boston College

18. Golden State Warriors- Marco Belinelli, Guard, Italy

19. Los Angeles Lakers- Javaris Crittenton, Guard, Georgia Tech

20. Miami Heat- Jason Smith, Forward/Center, Colorado State

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21 Philadelphia 76ers (from Denver) Daequan Cook, Guard, Ohio State

22 Charlotte Bobcats (from Toronto) Jared Dudley, Forward, Boston College

23 New York Knicks (from Chicago) Wilson Chandler, Forward, DePaul

24 Phoenix Suns (from Cleveland) Rudy Fernandez, Guard, Spain

25 Utah Jazz Morris Almond, Guard, Rice

26 Houston Rockets Aaron Brooks, Guard, Oregon

27 Detroit Pistons Arron Afflalo, Guard, UCLA

28 San Antonio Spurs Tiago Splitter, Forward, Brazil

29 Phoenix Suns Alando Tucker, Forward, Wisconsin

30 Philadelphia 76ers (from Dallas) Petteri Koponen, Guard, Finland

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31Seattle SuperSonics (from Memphis) Carl Landry, Forward, Purdue

32 Boston Celtics Gabe Pruitt, Guard, Southern California

33 San Antonio Spurs (from Milwaukee) Marcus Williams, Forward, Arizona

34Dallas Mavericks (from Atlanta) Nick Fazekas, Forward, Nevada

35 Seattle Supersonics Glen Davis, Forward, Louisiana State

36 Golden State Warriors (from Minnesota) Jermareo Davidson, Forward, Alabama

37 Portland Trail Blazers Josh McRoberts, Forward, Duke

38 Philadelphia 76ers (from New York) Kyrylo Fesenko, Center, Ukraine

39 Miami Heat (from Sacramento) Stanko Barac, Center, Bosnia

40 Los Angeles Lakers (from Charlotte) Sun Yue, Guard, China

41 Minnesota Timberwolves (from Philadelphia) Chris Richard, Forward, Florida

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42 Portland Trail Blazers (from Indiana) Derrick Byars, Guard/Forward, Vanderbilt

43 New Orleans Hornets Adam Haluska, Guard, Iowa

44 Orlando Magic Reyshawn Terry, Forward, North Carolina

45 Los Angeles Clippers Jared Jordan, Guard, Marist

46 Golden State Warriors (from New Jersey) Stephane Lasme, Forward, Massachusetts

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It's Official: Sonics Deal Allen, Get Green

Moments ago, Sonics Chairman Clayton Bennett and GM Sam Presti met the media to talk about selecting Kevin Durant with the No. 2 pick and confirmed that the Sonics have sent Ray Allen to the Boston Celtics, getting back the rights to No. 5 pick Jeff Green, guard Delonte West and forward Wally Szczerbiak (also part of the deal, not previously reported, is Boston getting the No. 35 pick in the second round; the Sonics will receive a future second-round pick).

 

Both Bennett and Presti praised Allen for his four-plus seasons in Seattle, and Presti called the decision a very difficult one, indicating Boston "came hard" to get Allen. Presti was thrilled to get Jeff Green, and when you pay attention to some of the Presti's hallmarks of a new Sonics culture - defense and versatility - Green is a perfect fit.

 

Beyond the top two picks, Green was the best all-around player available in this Draft. In his final junior season at Georgetown, he led the team in scoring (14.3 ppg) and was second in both rebounding (6.4 rpg) and assists (3.2 apg). At 6-10, he has the ability to potentially defend up to three positions in the NBA.

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47 Washington Wizards Dominic McGuire, Forward, Fresno State

48 Los Angeles Lakers Marc Gasol, Center, Spain

49 Chicago Bulls (from Golden State) Aaron Gray, Center, Pittsburgh

50 Dallas Mavericks (from Miami) Renaldas Seibutis, Guard, Lithuania

51 Chicago Bulls (from Denver) JamesOn Curry, Guard, Oklahoma State

52 Portland Trail Blazers (from Toronto) Taurean Green, Guard, Florida

53 Portland Trail Blazers (from Chicago) Demetris Nichols, Forward, Syracuse

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54 Houston Rockets (from Cleveland) Brad Newley, Guard, Australia

55 Utah Jazz Herbert Hill, Forward/Center, Providence

56 Milwaukee Bucks (from Houston) Ramon Sessions, Guard, Nevada

57 Detroit Pistons Sammy Mejia, Guard, DePaul

58 San Antonio Spurs Giorgos Printezis, Forward, Greece

59 Phoenix Suns D.J. Strawberry, Guard, Maryland

60 Dallas Mavericks Milovan Rakovic, Forward, Serbia

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