Round 1

1   Tor   Andrea Bargnani (F)
2   Chi   LaMarcus Aldridge  (C)
3   Cha   Adam Morrison  (F)
4   Por   Tyrus Thomas  (F)
5   Atl   Shelden Williams  (F)
6   Min   Brandon Roy  (G)
7   Bos   Randy Foye  (G)
8   Hou   Rudy Gay  (F)
9   GS   Patrick O'Bryant  (C)
10   Sea   Saer Sene (C)
11   Orl   J.J. Redick  (G)
12   NOK   Hilton Armstrong  (C)
13   Phi   Thabo Sefolosha (F)
14   Uta   Ronnie Brewer  (G)
15   NOK   Cedric Simmons  (F)
16   Chi   Rodney Carney  (F)
17   Ind   Shawne Williams  (F)
18   Was   Oleksiy Pecherov (F)
19   Sac   Quincy Douby (G)
20   NY   Renaldo Balkman (F)
21   Pho   Rajon Rondo  (G)
22   NJ   Marcus Williams  (G)
23   NJ   Josh Boone  (C)
24   Mem   Kyle Lowry  (G)
25   Cle   Shannon Brown (G)
26   LAL   Jordan Farmar  (G)
27   Pho   Sergio Rodriguez (G)
28   Dal   Maurice Ager  (G)
29   NY   Mardy Collins  (G)
30   Por   Joel Freeland (PF)

Round 2

31   Por   James White (F)
32   Hou   Steve Novak  (F)
33   Atl   Solomon Jones (F)
34   LAC   Paul Davis  (C)
35   Tor   P.J. Tucker  (F)
36   Min   Craig Smith (F)
37   Min   Bobby Jones (F)
38   GS   Kosta Perovic (C)
39   Mil   David Noel (F)
40   Sea   Denham Brown (F)
41   Orl   James Augustine (F)
42   Cle   Daniel Gibson  (G)
43   NOK   Marcus Vinicius Vieria De Souza (F)
44   Orl   Lior Eliyahu (F)
45   Ind   Alexander Johnson  (F)
46   Uta   Dee Brown  (G)
47   Uta   Paul Millsap  (F)
48   Was   Vladimir Veremeenko (F)
49   Den   Leon Powe  (F)
50   Orl   Ryan Hollins (C)
51   LAL   Cheick Samb (C)
52   LAC   Guillermo Diaz  (G)
53   Sea   Yotam Halperin (G)
54   NJ   Hassan Adams  (F)
55   Cle   Ejike Ugboaja (F)
56   Tor   Edin Bavcic (F)
57   Min   Loukas Mavrokefalidis (C)
58   Dal   J.R. Pinnock (G)
59   SA   Damir Markota (F)
60   Det   Will Blalock  (G)

1. Boston acquired G Sebastian Telfair, F-C Theo Ratliff and a 2008 second-round draft pick from Portland for G Dan Dickau, F-C Raef LaFrentz and a 2006 first-round pick (No. 7). Boston selected Randy Foye for Portland.

2. Portland traded rights to G Randy Foye and cash to Minnesota for rights to G Brandon Roy.

3. Philadelphia traded rights to G Thabo Sefolosha to Chicago for rights to G-F Rodney Carney, a 2007 second-round draft pick and cash.

4. Chicago traded rights to F-C LaMarcus Aldridge and a conditional second-round draft pick to Portland for rights to F Tyrus Thomas and F Viktor Khryapa.

5. Phoenix traded rights to G Sergio Rodriguez to Portland for cash.

6. Portland traded rights to G James White to Indiana for rights to F Alexander Johnson and two future second-round draft picks.

7. Portland traded rights to F Alexander Johnson to Memphis for a second-round draft pick.

8. Minnesota traded rights to F Bobby Jones to Philadelphia for a second-round draft pick and cash.

9. Phoenix traded F Brian Grant and rights to G Rajon Rondo to Boston for a 2007 first-round draft pick.

10. Orlando traded rights to F Lior Eliyahu to Houston for cash.

11. Denver traded rights to F Leon Powe to Boston for a second-round draft pick.

12. L.A. Lakers traded rights to C Cheick Samb to Detroit for G Maurice Evans.

13. Dallas traded rights to G Danilo Pinnock to the L.A. Lakers for a 2007 second-round draft pick.

14. Toronto traded rights to Edin Bavcic to Philadelphia for cash.

Coming into draft night most experts labelled the draft as unpredictable, and in the end even this was an understatement.

As expected, Andrea Bargnani went first overall to the Toronto Raptors, and then the chaos started.  The Bulls took LaMarcus Aldridge with the second overall pick, but not for themselves, but rather for the Portland Trail Blazers - one of the six deals Portland made for the night - who then took fly flying forward Tyrus Thomas for the Bulls two picks later.

Michael Jordan got his guy in sharp shooter Adam Morrison with the third overall pick, while Rudy Gay fell to 8th to the Houston Rockets, who then traded the rights to Gay along with forward Stromile Swift back to Memphis for forward Shane Battier.  The trade will not become official until mid-July.

The night contained 11 deals, with Pacer second round selection (#45) Alexander Johnson having the honor of being dealt twice; from Indiana to Portland and then from Portland onto Memphis.  Portland were big winners, turning Sebastian Telfair and pick number four into Aldridge and Brandon Roy, who was one of the most coveted players heading into the draft.  Minnesota originally selected Roy but then later dealt his rights to the Blazers for guard Randy Foye.

Isiah Thomas once again drew the anger of Knicks fans on hand at Madison Square Garden when New York became the 20th team to pass on Connecticut guard Marcus Williams, who eventually was selected with the 22nd pick by New Jersey.  While Williams free fell after most expected him to be selected between picks 6 and 10, Thomas selected forward Reneldo Balkman.  Balkman, most believe, was a second rounder at best and could definitely have been selected later in the draft.

A full recap of picks, trades and rumors can be read on RealGM's Draft Night 2006 page.

Raptors president/general manager Bryan Colangelo will accept calls today, but according to a report by the Toronto Sun he won't be listening to offers for the first pick in the NBA draft tonight unless they contain specific elements.

A trade appears unlikely considering the Raptors want an All-Star in return for the pick should no pick be included in the deal, and if a pick comes back to Toronto Colangelo also wants a very good player.  So far no one is biting.

The candidates continue to point to either LaMarcus Aldridge or Andrea Bargnani.  Colangelo never mentioned Aldridge's name in a 20-minute news conference yesterday, but continued to mention Bargnani's frequently.

Teams choosing below Atlanta can thank the Hawks should players suprisingly drop below the fifth pick thanks to the rumored promise the team has made to Duke bruiser Shelden Williams, but there is a bizarre twist.

According to the Boston Globe, Williams said he has never worked out for the Hawks.

The wait is finally over.  Draft Night 2006 is finally here, giving NBA fans worldwide hope that their favorite team will be able to make all the right moves, revamping their roster to challenge the Miami Heat for the 2007 NBA title.

RealGM once again gives fans the opportunity to follow the draft live and chat with their fellow basketball fans with our RealGM Draft Night 2006 feature.  From the one page you'll be able to watch the picks as they happen, keep up to date with all the latest rumors and trades, and participate in the live chat.  This year we will have Christopher Reina and J.T. Magee on hand at Madison Square Garden, so if there are whispers in the air you'll hear about it at RealGM Draft Night 2006.

This year we've also expanded our coverage to include a live Webcast, beginning at 1PM Eastern Time and running until the night is over.  Tune in and listen as RealGM Radio host Aaron Bronsteter, James Gould and Tyler Sherkin give their in-depth analysis on every pick as it happens and speak with live correspondents to get their hometown input. The hosts will answer live questions and discuss rumors as they happen in draft-day coverage that you won't want to miss.

What's draft time without mock drafts?  Don't forget to see J.T. Magee's latest mock and see if you agree with his selections and comments.  If you don't it's not too late to make your own with RealGM's own Draft Simulator and then share your mock with other fans on our forums.

Is Tyrus Thomas a lock to go second overall to the Bulls?

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, a Bulls source is all but assured that general manager John Paxson will select the 6-8, 217-pound forward from LSU at No. 2. Paxson agreed last week that Thomas, 19, is the most athletic player available.

But another organization insider insists that, as of Monday, Paxson still was undecided on which prospect best fills the bill for the Bulls, who need more size in the post and at guard.

'I'm just [hoping] to go to the team where I'm best going to fit in,'' Thomas said. ''I don't want to be No. 1 and then not have a great career. I'd rather go down to 2, 3 or 4 and go somewhere where I can shine and play well.''

After months and months of jockeying by players, agents, GM's, pundits and fans, our final 2006 NBA Mock Draft has arrived. Draft day 2006 could be one of the most memorable because everything is up in the air, even Allen Iverson, but RealGM attempts to bring it all together, no matter how futile that might be.

In this mock, we have Andrea Bargnani going to Toronto, followed by Tyrus Thomas to Chicago, Adam Morrison to Charlotte, Rudy Gay to Portland and Shelden Williams to Atlanta.

Click on the following link to read the remainder of our Draft Day Mock Draft.

Former Duke guard J.J. Redick told ESPN.com on Tuesday that he has a herniated disc which is pressing on a nerve, but dismissed rumors that he needs surgery.

Redick said he received a cortisone shot and has been pain free for a week. He said he expects to play in the NBA summer league, the USA Basketball national team trials in July and during training camp with whichever team selects him in Wednesday night's NBA draft.

Redick said he suffered the injury while working out at Duke earlier this month before going to the pre-draft camp.

"It really flared up during the combine during the vertical tests and the sprinting," said Redick. "I've been pain free. It was asymptomatic. I've been doing exercises to strengthen my back. I'll be back on the court in a week."

J.J. Redick met with the Magic late last week, but did not work out because of a back injury. He recently had a pain-killing injection in his back and was checked out by Magic doctors last week in Orlando. The injury was not deemed to be serious, Dave Twardzik said.

The DUI arrest that occurred in early June is not expected to affect his stock.

"It has to raise some red flags, and you just do more background checks to see if this is something that's a problem or was it just a foolish mistake the kid made," Twardzik said. "You go beyond just talking to the people at Duke because you don't want a one-sided story. We think we've done our homework."