2024 NBA Draft: Live Pick Tracker, Updates, Trades, and Reaction From Day Two

There are some talented players still on the board for the second round of the 2024 NBA Draft
Mar 31, 2024; Dallas, TX, USA; Duke Blue Devils center Kyle Filipowski (30) shoots against North Carolina State Wolfpack forward Mohamed Diarra (23) in the second half in the finals of the South Regional of the 2024 NCAA Tournament at American Airline Center. Mandatory Credit: Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 31, 2024; Dallas, TX, USA; Duke Blue Devils center Kyle Filipowski (30) shoots against North Carolina State Wolfpack forward Mohamed Diarra (23) in the second half in the finals of the South Regional of the 2024 NCAA Tournament at American Airline Center. Mandatory Credit: Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports / Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports
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For the first time ever, there is going to be a day two of the NBA Draft. The first round of the draft wrapped up last night and now the second round is going to begin at 4:00 p.m. today. There is going to be plenty of intrigue for today's second round because there are still some talented players on the board. Kansas wing Johnny Furphy and Duke center Kyle Filipowski are arguably the two best players on the board and most thought they would be picked in the first round, but they were not. Of course the top storyline that is going to be discussed today is where Bronny James lands and if it is somewhere other than the Los Angeles Lakers with the No. 55 pick. The Suns and the Mavericks have been mentioned before as potential destinations for him, but the Lakers have always been thought of as his destination with the 55th pick.

The Hawks did not have a pick coming into today, but they were able to land the No. 44 pick from the Houston Rockets in exchange for AJ Griffin. It will be interesting to see who the Hawks target.

Just a few hours prior to the second round starting, there was a trade between Minnesota and Detroit. The Timberwolves traded the No. 37 pick and Wendell Moore Jr to Detroit for the No. 53 pick. Shortly after that, Oklahoma City traded Lindy Waters for the No. 52 pick in the second round.

The second round of the NBA Draft is slated to begin at 4:00 p.m. so be sure to be locked in right here for all of the latest picks and trades.

31. Toronto- Jonathan Mogbo, 6'6, F, San Francisco

32. Utah- Kyle Filipowski, 6'11 C, Duke

33. Milwaukee- Tyler Smith, 6'9 F, G League Ignite

34. New York (via Portland)- Tyler Kolek, G, Marquette

35. Indiana (via San Antonio)- Johnny Furphy, F, Kansas

36. San Antonio (via Indiana)- Juan Nunez, G, Spain

37. Detroit (via Minnesota)- Bobi Klintman, F, Sweden

38. Oklahoma City (Via New York)- Ajay Mitchell, G, UC Santa Barbara

39. Memphis- Jaylen Wells, F, Washington State

40. Phoenix (Via New York)- Oso Ighobaro, F, Marquette

41. Philadelphia- Adem Bone, UCLA

42. Charlotte- KJ Simpson, Colorado

43. Atlanta (Via Miami)- Nikola Durisic, G, Serbia

44. Miami (Via Houston)- Pelle Larson, Arizona

45. Toronto- Jamal Shead, Houston

46. Los Angeles Clippers- Cam Christie, Minnesota

47. New Orleans (Via Orlando) - Antonio Reeves, Kentucky

48. San Antonio- Harrison Ingram, North Carolina

49. Indiana- Tristen Newton, UConn

50. Indiana- Enrique Freeman, Akron

51. Washington- Melvin Ajinca, France

52. Golden State- Quinten Post, Boston College

53. Memphis (Via Detroit and Minnesota)- Cam Spencer, UConn

54. Boston- Anton Watson, Gonzaga

55. Los Angeles Lakers- Bronny James, USC

56. Denver-

57. Memphis-

58. Dallas-


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