2014 NBA draft: Start time, TV coverage and live stream
The NBA draft, where a team's fortunes can change overnight, has its share of intrigue at the top of the board this year. There is no consensus No. 1 prospect. The Cleveland Cavaliers hold the top pick, but there are rumors the team could trade the selection.
The Philadelphia 76ers lead the league with seven picks in the draft, while the Milwaukee Bucks, Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns have four picks each.
Here is what you need to know before the 2014 NBA draft:
Where: Barclays Center (Brooklyn, New York)
When: Coverage starts​ June 26 at 7 p.m. ET
Television: ESPN. Draft hosted by Rece Davis. Analysts: Jay Bilas, Jalen Rose and Bill Simmons.
Live Stream: WatchESPN
Format: Two rounds, 30 picks in each round
Draft eligibility: Draft eligibility rules can be found here.
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First round ​draft order: (Last Updated: June 26, 1:00 p.m. ET)
1. Cleveland Cavaliers, 2. Milwaukee Bucks, 3. Philadelphia 76ers, 4. Orlando Magic, 5. Utah Jazz, 6. Boston Celtics, 7. Los Angeles Lakers, 8. Sacramento Kings, 9. Charlotte Hornets, 10. Philadelphia 76ers
11. Denver Nuggets, 12. Orlando Magic, 13. Minnesota Timberwolves, 14. Phoenix Suns, 15. Atlanta Hawks, 16. Chicago Bulls, 17. Boston Celtics, 18. Phoenix Suns, 19. Chicago Bulls
20. Toronto Raptors, 21. Oklahoma City Thunder, 22. Memphis Grizzlies, 23. Utah Jazz, 24. Charlotte Hornets, 25. Houston Rockets, 26. Miami Heat, 27. Phoenix Suns, 28. Los Angeles Clippers, 29. Oklahoma City Thunder, 30. San Antonio Spurs
Teams that do not have a first round draft pick: Portland Trail Blazers, Dallas Mavericks, New Orleans Pelicans, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets​, Golden State Warriors, Washington Wizards
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Top Players (From Chris Mannix's Top 50 Prospects):
Jabari Parker, F, Duke, freshman | 6-8, 241
Andrew Wiggins, G/F, Kansas, freshman | 6-8, 197
Joel Embiid, C, Kansas, freshman | 7-0, 240
Noah Vonleh, F, Indiana, freshman | 6-9, 247
Dante Exum, G, Australia, | 6-6, 196
Marcus Smart, G, Oklahoma St., sophomore | 6-3, 227
Julius Randle, F, Kentucky, freshman | 6-9, 250
Doug McDermott, F, Creighton, senior | 6-8, 218
Aaron Gordon, F, Arizona, sophomore | 6-8, 208
Dario Saric, F, Croatia, | 6-10, 223
Gary Harris, G, Michigan State, sophomore | 6-4, 205
PHOTOS: NBA's No. 1 Draft Picks in Lottery Era
The NBA's No. 1 Draft Picks in the Lottery Era
1985: Patrick Ewing
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1986: Brad Daugherty
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1987: David Robinson
Damian Strohmeyer, David E. Klutho, Manny Millan, John W. McDonough/SI
1988: Danny Manning
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1989: Pervis Ellison
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1990: Derrick Coleman
John Iacono, Chuck Solomon/SI
1991: Larry Johnson
David E. Klutho/SI
1992: Shaquille O'Neal
Manny Millan, John W. McDonough(2), Walter Iooss Jr./SI
1993: Chris Webber
Bill Frakes/SI
1994: Glenn Robinson
Manny Millan/SI
1995: Joe Smith
David E. Klutho/SI
1996: Allen Iverson
Manny Millan, Al Tielemans/SI
1997: Tim Duncan
John W. McDonough(3), Bob Rosato/SI
1998: Michael Olowokandi
John W. McDonough/SI
1999: Elton Brand
John W. McDonough/SI
2000: Kenyon Martin
John W. McDonough/SI
2001: Kwame Brown
John Biever/SI
2002: Yao Ming
John W. McDonough/SI
2003: LeBron James
Greg Nelson/SI
2004: Dwight Howard
Walter Iooss Jr./SI
2005: Andrew Bogut
John Biever/SI
2006: Andrea Bargnani
David E. Klutho/SI
2007: Greg Oden
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2008: Derrick Rose
David E. Klutho/SI
2009: Blake Griffin
John W. McDonough/SI
2010: John Wall
David E. Klutho/SI
2011: Kyrie Irving
John Biever/SI
2012: Anthony Davis
Greg Nelson/SI
2013: Anthony Bennett
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2014: Andrew Wiggins
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2015: Karl-Anthony Towns
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