Cooper Flagg captured the Dallas Mavericks’ attention as the No. 1 overall pick, and he’s already proving why. Head coach Jason Kidd cites Flagg’s toughness as a defining attribute, placing him on a fast track for NBA success. Early signs point to a promising era in Dallas.

The Washington Wizards have officially signed their first-round pick, initially selected by the Utah Jazz with the 21st overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. This move comes after a strategic trade that also brought in second-rounder Jamir Watkins and future draft assets.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have bolstered their championship roster by selecting Thomas Sorber, a versatile 6-foot-9 forward from Georgetown, with the 15th overall pick in the NBA draft. Sorber’s addition aims to deepen the team’s lineup as they prepare for another strong season.

The Brooklyn Nets have selected a French point guard with the 19th pick, adding international flair to their roster despite a recent drop in his stock.

In a significant move to reshape their future, the Dallas Mavericks have selected Duke forward Cooper Flagg as the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft, potentially securing their next franchise superstar less than five months after a major trade.

Former Kansas Jayhawks star Hunter Dickinson participated in a draft workout hosted by the New Orleans Pelicans. This significant step marks his preparation for the upcoming NBA Draft as teams evaluate top college talent.

According to the latest mock drafts, the Orlando Magic are set to select the top shooter in this year’s NBA draft—a move that could significantly bolster their offensive lineup.

Tyrese Proctor, a standout guard for the Duke Blue Devils, has officially declared for the NBA draft. His decision adds to a growing list of promising talents set to make their mark on professional basketball.