2025 NBA G League Draft: Full Two-Round Results
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The NBA G League completed its 2025-26 draft on Saturday, bringing together all 30 NBA affiliate clubs and the Mexico City Capitanes for two rounds of selections.
South Bay Lakers, the Los Angeles Lakers’ affiliate, used the No. 1 overall pick on forward Dillon Jones. The 23-year-old Weber State product was chosen in the first round of the 2024 NBA Draft by the Oklahoma City Thunder, appeared sparingly as a rookie, then was traded to the Washington Wizards and waived. Jones averaged 2.5 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 10.2 minutes per game last season. While his G League rights now belong to South Bay, he remains eligible to sign with any NBA team.
The Osceola Magic followed at No. 2 with forward Tyler Smith, who was released by the Milwaukee Bucks last week after just missing a roster spot. Smith, 20, previously played for the now-disbanded G League Ignite and went 33rd overall in the 2024 NBA Draft.
The Capital City Go-Go, Washington’s affiliate, held three of the first six picks, and the opening round also featured selections of second-generation prospects Jamal Mashburn Jr. and Jabri Abdur-Rahim, son of G League president Shareef Abdur-Rahim.
Round One
1. South Bay Lakers (Lakers): Dillon Jones
2. Osceola Magic (Magic): Tyler Smith
3. Capital City Go-Go (Wizards): Ace Baldwin
4. Grand Rapids Gold (Nuggets): Adama Bal
5. Capital City Go-Go (Wizards): Nolan Hickman
6. Capital City Go-Go (Wizards): Cam Carter
7. Motor City Cruise (Pistons): Stefan Todorovic
8. Westchester Knicks (Knicks): Jamal Mashburn Jr.
9. Greensboro Swarm (Hornets): Ethan Taylor
10. Raptors 905 (Raptors): A.J. Hoggard
11. Texas Legends (Mavericks): Kario Oquendo
12. Grand Rapids Gold (Nuggets): Kenan Blackshear
13. Oklahoma City Blue (Thunder): Vinicius da Silva (Brazil)
14. Sioux Falls Skyforce (Heat): Josh Cohen
15. Texas Legends (Mavericks): Cearius Warren (St. Thomas University)
16. Osceola Magic (Magic): Ebenezer Dowuona
17. Oklahoma City Blue (Thunder): John Harge (Adams State University)
18. Birmingham Squadron (Pelicans): Tray Jackson
19. Westchester Knicks (Knicks): Jaden Seymour
20. Birmingham Squadron (Pelicans): Chris Mantis
21. College Park Skyhawks (Hawks): Tyrin Lawrence
22. Raptors 905 (Raptors): JP Pegues
23. Greensboro Swarm (Hornets): Olisa Akonobi
24. South Bay Lakers (Lakers): Selton Miguel
25. Motor City Cruise (Pistons): O’Mar Stanley
26. Noblesville Boom (Pacers): Ben Coupet Jr.
27. Salt Lake City Stars (Jazz): Des Watson
28. Stockton Kings (Kings): Jabri Abdur-Rahim
29. Salt Lake City Stars (Jazz): Carter Whitt
30. Capital City Go-Go (Wizards): J.Z. Zaher
Round Two
31. Texas Legends (Mavericks): Sean Durugordon
32. Salt Lake City Stars (Jazz): Jermaine Couisnard
33. Sioux Falls Skyforce (Heat): Dischon Thomas
34. Valley Suns (Suns): Bryce Thompson
35. Sioux Falls Skyforce (Heat): Darius Maddox
36. Santa Cruz Warriors (Warriors): Derrin Boyd
37. Austin Spurs (Spurs): Pierre Crockrell II
38. Grand Rapids Gold (Nuggets): Markeese Hastings
39. Maine Celtics (Celtics): Vance Jackson
40. Texas Legends (Mavericks): Chandler Baker
41. Wisconsin Herd (Bucks): Onno Steger
42. Iowa Wolves (Timberwolves): Donte Ingram
43. Memphis Hustle (Grizzlies): Kobe Webster
44. Sioux Falls Skyforce (Heat): Tyler Hawkins (Barry University)
45. Motor City Cruise (Pistons): Jason Hubbard (Taylor University)
46. Wisconsin Herd (Bucks): T.J. Weeks
47. Noblesville Boom (Pacers): Ahmaad Rorie
48. Maine Celtics (Celtics): Nicolas Timberlake
49. Santa Cruz Warriors (Warriors): Franco Miller Jr.
50. Motor City Cruise (Pistons): Ray Harrison
51. Westchester Knicks (Knicks): Fousseyni Drame
Teams will round out training-camp rosters with affiliate players, returning-rights players and tryout signees, in addition to NBA-assigned two-way players. Camps open Monday, the G League Tip-Off Tournament begins Nov. 7 and the regular season starts Dec. 19.
Source: Hoops Wire
