NBA Draft trade tracker: Chris Paul to Warriors kicks off day

The 2023 NBA Draft may contain the biggest no-brainer in recent memory — Victor Wembanyana will be the No. 1 pick — but draft day always involves NBA veterans too as trades come fast and furious on draft day.

While it was a foregone conclusion that former Phoenix Suns point guard was being rerouted by the Washington Wizards, his destination on Thursday was a shock, the Golden State Warriors. Paul, a part of the Suns’ Bradley Beal trade from the weekend prior, now joins a backcourt with Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.

There are plenty of possibilities heading into one of the most active days on the NBA calendar. A handful of trades will occur for draft positioning alone and there will be some players on the move in those deals as well.

Will Damian Lillard, Zion Williamson or others on the current trade rumor mill be actually dealt tonight? How about the Phoenix Suns’ Deandre Ayton? Will any other squads take a big swing for big-name players, draft capital or a veteran?

We’ll have a rundown of every trade as they happen:

June 22

Warriors trade for Jackson-Davis

Golden State Warriors acquire:
No. 57 overall pick (Trayce Jackson-Davis)

Washington Wizards acquire:
Patrick Baldwin Jr.

Hawks trade for Gueye

Atlanta Hawks acquire:
No. 39 overall pick (Mouhamed Gueye)

Charlotte Hornets acquire:
To be determined

Bulls get a pick

Chicago Bulls acquire:
No. 35 overall pick (Julian Phillips)

Washington Wizards acquire:
Multiple second-round picks

Sacramento nabs Jones

Sacramento Kings acquire:
No. 34 overall pick (Colby Jones)

Boston Celtics acquire:
No. 38 overall pick
Future second-round pick

Boston trades back again

Charlotte Hornets acquire:
No. 31 overall pick (James Nnaji)

Boston Celtics acquire:
No. 34 overall pick
No. 39 overall pick

Minnesota moves up

Minnesota Timberwolves acquire:
No. 33 overall pick

San Antonio Spurs acquire:
Two future second-round picks

Celtics ship off first-rounder

Boston Celtics acquire:
No. 31 overall pick
Future second-round picks

Detroit Pistons acquire:
No. 25 overall pick (Marcus Sasser)

Bucks snag pick

Milwaukee Bucks acquire:
No. 36 overall pick

Orlando Magic acquire:
To be determined

Mavs dump Bertans

Dallas Mavericks acquire:
No. 12 overall pick (Dereck Lively II)

Oklahoma City Thunder acquires:
No. 10 overall pick (Cason Wallace)
F Davis Bertans

Mavs land former Sun

Dallas Mavericks acquire:
C Richaun Holmes
No. 24 overall pick (Olivier-Maxence Prosper)

Sacramento Kings acquire:
To be determined

Wizards move up

Indiana Pacers acquire:
No. 8 overall pick (F Jarace Walker)
2028 second-round pick (via PHX)
2028 second-round pick (via WSH)

Washington Wizards acquire:
No. 7 overall pick (G/F Bilal Coulibaly)

CP3 joins Warriors, Curry

Golden State Warriors acquire:
G Chris Paul

Washington Wizards acquire:
G Jordan Poole
2030 first-round pick (top-20 protected)
2027 second-round pick

Lakers improve second-round position

Los Angeles Lakers acquire:
2023 second-round pick (No. 40)

Indiana Pacers acquire:
2023 second-round pick (No. 47)
Cash

June 21

Celtics add Porzingis, Smart to Memphis in 3-team trade

Boston Celtics acquire:
F/C Kristaps Porzingis
2023 first-round pick (No. 25)
2024 first-round pick (via Golden State; top-four protected)

Washington Wizards acquire:
G Tyus Jones
F Danilo Gallinari
C Mike Muscala
2023 second-round pick (No. 35)

Memphis Grizzlies acquire:
G Marcus Smart

Nuggets add a first-round pick

Denver Nuggets acquire:
2023 first-round pick (No. 29)
2023 second-round pick (No. 32)

Indiana Pacers acquire:
2023 second-round pick (No. 40)
2024 first-round pick

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