to 1987——————–to 1989
* The 1988 NBA Draft featured the first expansion teams since the Dallas Mavericks joined the league in 1980. The Charlotte Hornets and Miami Heat participated in an expansion draft and were permitted to select 8th and 9th overall in the 1st round of the player entry draft.
* The 1988 Draft featured the first time that players born in Argentina were drafted: The 57th pick Hernán Montenegro from LSU and the 54th pick Jorge Gonzalez – better known to Professional Wrestling fans as ‘El Gigante’.
1st round
Los Angeles Clippers – Danny Manning – 6’10 SF Kansas
Indiana Pacers – Rik Smits – 7’3 C Marist
Philadelphia 76ers – Charles Smith – 6’10 PF Pittsburgh
Draft Rights Traded to Los Angeles Clippers
New Jersey Nets – Chris Morris – 6’8 SF Auburn
Golden State Warriors – Mitch Richmond – 6’5 SG Kansas State
From Sacramento Kings (1986-08-19)
Sacramento traded Larry Drew, Mike Woodson, a 1988 1st rd pick (06-Hersey Hawkins), and a 1989 2nd rd pick (33-Jay Edwards) to LA Clippers for Junior Bridgeman, Franklyn Edwards, and Derek Smith.
Los Angeles Clippers – Hersey Hawkins – 6’3 SG Bradley
Draft Rights Traded to Philadelphia 76ers
Phoenix Suns – Tim Perry – 6’7 SF Temple
Charlotte Hornets – Rex Chapman – 6’6 SG Kentucky
Miami Heat – Rony Seikaly – 6’11 C Syracuse
San Antonio Spurs – Willie Anderson – 6’8 SF Georgia
From New York Knicks (1988-06-17)
New York traded Bill Cartwright, a 1988 1st rd pick (11-Will Perdue), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (62-Derrick Lewis) to Chicago for Charles Oakley, a 1988 1st rd pick (19-Rod Strickland), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (69-Phil Stinnie).
Chicago Bulls – Will Perdue – 7’0 C Vanderbilt
From Washington Bullets (1984-06-19)
Washington traded a 1988 1st rd pick (12-Harvey Grant) to Philadelphia for the rights to Tom Sewell.
From Philadelphia 76ers (1986-06-16)
Philadelphia traded Moses Malone, Terry Catledge, a 1986 1st rd pick (21-Anthony Jones), and a 1988 1st rd pick (12-Harvey Grant) to Washington for Jeff Ruland and Cliff Robinson.
Washington Bullets – Harvey Grant 6’8 F Oklahoma
Milwaukee Bucks – Jeff Grayer – 6’5 G/F Iowa State
From Cleveland Cavaliers (1988-02-25)
Cleveland traded Kevin Johnson, Mark West, Tyrone Corbin, a 1988 1st rd pick (14-Dan Majerle), a 1988 2nd rd pick (38-Dean Garrett), and a 1989 2nd rd pick (52-Greg Grant) to Phoenix for Larry Nance, Mike Sanders, and a 1988 1st rd pick (22-Randolph Keys).
Phoenix Suns – Dan Majerle – 6’6 SG Eastern Michigan
Seattle Supersonics – Gary Grant – 6’3 PG Michigan
Houston Rockets – Derrick Chievous – 6’7 F Missouri
Utah Jazz – Eric Leckner – 6’11 C Wyoming
From Atlanta Hawks (1988-06-27)
Atlanta traded Randy Wittman and a 1988 1st rd pick (18-Ricky Berry) to Sacramento for Reggie Theus and a 1988 3rd rd pick (54-Jorge Gonzalez).
Sacramento Kings – Ricky Berry – 6’8 SF San Jose State
From Chicago Bulls (1988-06-17)
Chicago traded Charles Oakley, a 1988 1st rd pick (19-Rod Strickland), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (69-Phil Stinnie) to New York for Bill Cartwright, a 1988 1st rd pick (11-Will Perdue), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (62-Derrick Lewis).
New York Knicks – Rod Strickland 6’3 PG DePaul
From Dallas Mavericks (1988-06-23)
Dallas traded a 1988 1st rd pick (20-Kevin Edwards) to Miami in exchange for Miami agreeing not to select Bill Wennington, Uwe Blab, or Steve Alford in the expansion draft.
Miami Heat – Kevin Edwards – 6’3 SG DePaul
Portland Trailblazers – Mark Bryant – 6’9 FC Seton Hall
From Detroit Pistons (1987-06-19)
Detroit traded a 1988 1st rd pick (22-Randolph Keys) to Phoenix for William Bedford.
From Phoenix Suns (1988-02-25)
Phoenix traded a 1988 1st rd pick (22-Randolph Keys), Larry Nance, and Mike Sanders to Cleveland for a 1989 2nd rd pick (52-Greg Grant), a 1988 1st rd pick (14-Dan Majerle), a 1988 2nd rd pick (38-Dean Garrett), Kevin Johnson, Mark West, and Tyrone Corbin.
Cleveland Cavaliers – Randolph Keys – 6’9 PF Southern Mississippi
Denver Nuggets – Jerome Lane – 6’6 G Pittsburgh
Boston Celtics – Brian Shaw – 6’5 PG California-Santa Barbara
Los Angeles Lakers – David Rivers – 6’0 PG Notre Dame
2nd round
From Los Angeles Clippers (1986-01-14)
LA Clippers traded a 1986 1st rd pick (24-Arvydas Sabonis) a 1988 2nd rd pick (26-Rolando Ferreira) to Portland for Darnell Valentine and a 1988 2nd rd pick (45-Tom Garrick).
Portland Trailblazers – Rolando Ferreira – Houston
From New Jersey Nets (1986-10-02)
New Jersey traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (27-Shelton Jones), a 1989 1st rd pick (06-Stacey King), and a 1989 2nd rd pick (32-Stanley Brundy), to Chicago as compensation for signing Orlando Woolridge.
From Chicago Bulls (1986-10-02)
Chicago traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (27-Shelton Jones) to San Antonio for Artis Gilmore.
San Antonio Spurs – Shelton Jones – St.Johns
From Golden State Warriors (1987-12-29)
Golden State traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (28-Andrew Lang) to Milwaukee as compensation for hiring GM/coach Don Nelson.
From Milwaukee Bucks (1988-02-25)
Milwaukee traded Craig Hodges and a 1988 2nd rd pick (28-Andrew Lang) to Phoenix for Jay Humphries.
Phoenix Suns – Andrew Lang – 6’11 C Arkansas
Sacramento Kings – Vinny Del Negro – 6’4 G NC State
From Phoenix Suns (1987-06-19)
Phoenix traded Ed Pinckney and a 1988 2nd rd pick (30-Fennis Dembo) to Sacramento for Eddie Johnson.
From Sacramento Kings (1987-10-15)
Sacramento traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (30-Fennis Dembo) to New York for Jawaan Oldham.
From New York Knicks (1987-10-29)
New York traded Ron Moore and a 1988 2nd rd pick (30-Fennis Dembo) to Detroit for Sydney Green.
Detroit Pistons – Fennis Dembo – 6’7 SF Wyoming
From San Antonio Spurs (1983-11-04)
San Antonio traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (31-Everette Stephens) to Philadelphia for Mark McNamara.
Philadelphia 76ers – Everette Stephens – Purdue
From Philadelphia 76ers (1987-11-24)
Philadelphia traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (32-Charles Shackleford) to New Jersey in exchange for waiving right of first refusal on Albert King.
New Jersey Nets – Charles Shackleford – 6’9 FC NC State
Miami Heat – Grant Long – 6’9 PF Eastern Michigan
Charlotte Hornets – Tom Tolbert – 6’9 FC Arizona
From New York Knicks (1986-10-30)
New York traded a 1987 1st rd pick (8-Olden Polynice) and a 1988 2nd rd pick (35-Sylvester Gray) to Chicago for Jawaan Oldham.
From Chicago Bulls (1987-06-22)
Chicago traded the rights to Olden Polynice, a 1988 2nd rd pick (35-Sylvester Gray), and a 1989 1st rd pick (18-B.J. Armstrong) to Seattle for the rights to Scottie Pippen and a 1989 1st rd pick (20-Jeff Sanders).
From Seattle Supersonics (1987-10-16)
Seattle traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (35-Sylvester Gray) to Boston for Sam Vincent and Scott Wedman.
From Boston Celtics (1988-06-23)
Boston traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (35-Sylvester Gray) to Miami in exchange for agreement not to select Dennis Johnson in expansion draft.
Miami Heat – Sylvester Gray – Memphis State
Washington Bullets – Ledell Eackles – 6’5 GF New Orleans
From Indiana Pacers (1986-08-18)
Indiana traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (37-Greg Butler) to Chicago for Kyle Macy.
From Chicago Bulls (1987-11-12)
Chicago traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (37-Greg Butler) to New York for Rory Sparrow.
New York Knicks – Greg Butler – Stanford
From Phoenix Suns (1988-02-25)
Phoenix traded a 1988 1st rd pick (22-Randolph Keys), Larry Nance, and Mike Sanders to Cleveland for a 1989 2nd rd pick (52-Greg Grant), a 1988 1st rd pick (14-Dan Majerle), a 1988 2nd rd pick (38-Dean Garrett), Kevin Johnson, Mark West and Tyrone Corbin.
Phoenix Suns – Dean Garrett – 6’11 C Indiana
Milwaukee Bucks – Tito Horford – 6’10 C Miami
From Seattle Supersonics (1988-06-23)
Seattle traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (40-Orlando Graham) to Miami in exchange for agreement not to select Danny Young in the expansion draft.
Miami Heat – Orlando Graham – Auburn-Montgomery
From Houston Rockets (1987-10-09)
Houston Rockets traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (41-Keith Smart) to Golden State as compensation for not exercising right of first refusal on Lester Conner.
Golden State Warriors – Keith Smart – Indiana
From Utah Jazz (1984-12-18)
Utah traded a 1986 2nd rd pick (38-Lemone Lampley) and a 1988 2nd rd pick (42-Jeff Moe) to San Antonio for Fred Roberts.
From San Antonio Spurs (1987-10-27)
San Antonio traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (42-Jeff Moe) to Detroit in exchange for not exercising right of first refusal on Kurt Nimphius.
From Detroit Pistons (1987-11-26)
Detroit traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (42-Jeff Moe) and a 1990 2nd rd pick (49-Phil Henderson) to Utah for Darryl Dawkins.
Utah Jazz – Jeff Moe – Iowa
From Chicago Bulls (1986-10-04)
Chicago traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (43-Todd Mitchell) to Denver in exchange for not exercising right of first refusal on Elston Turner.
Denver Nuggets – Todd Mitchell – Purdue
Atlanta Hawks – Anthony Taylor – Oregon
From Portland Trailblazers (1986-01-14)
Portland traded Darnell Valentine and a 1988 2nd rd pick (45-Tom Garrick) to LA Clippers for a 1986 1st rd pick (24-Arvydas Sabonis) and a 1988 2nd rd pick (26-Rolando Ferreira).
Los Angeles Clippers – Tom Garrick – Rhode Island
Dallas Mavericks – Morlon Wiley – Long Beach State
Denver Nuggets – Vernon Maxwell – 6’5 SG Florida
Draft Rights Traded to San Antonio Spurs
Detroit Pistons – Micheal Williams – 6’2 PG Baylor
From Boston Celtics (1985-05-01)
Boston traded a 1985 1st rd pick (24-Terry Porter) and a 1988 2nd rd pick (49-Jose Vargas) to Dallas for a 1985 1st rd pick (20-Sam Vincent).
Dallas Mavericks – Jose Vargas – LSU
From Los Angeles Lakers (1985-08-19)
LA Lakers traded a 1988 2nd rd pick (50-Steve Kerr) and a 1989 2nd rd pick (52-Greg Grant) to Phoenix for Maurice Lucas.
Phoenix Suns – Steve Kerr – 6’1 PG Arizona
3rd round
Los Angeles Clippers – Robert Lock – Kentucky
New Jersey Nets – Derrek Hamilton – Southern Mississippi
From Golden State Warriors (1987-10-11)
Golden State traded a 1988 3rd rd pick (53-Anthony Mason) to Portland in exchange for not exercising right of first refusal on Kermit Washington.
Portland Trailblazers – Anthony Mason – 6’7 F Tennessee State
From Sacramento Kings (1988-06-27)
Sacramento traded Reggie Theus and a 1988 3rd rd pick (54-Jorge Gonzalez) to Atlanta for Randy Wittman and a 1988 1st rd pick (18-Ricky Berry).
Atlanta Hawks – Jorge ‘El Gigante’ Gonzalez – 7’7 C Argentina National team
Phoenix Suns – Rodney Johns – Grand Canyon
San Antonio Spurs – Barry Sumpter – Austin Peay
Philadelphia 76ers – Hernan Montenegro – LSU
Charlotte Hornets – Jeff Moore – Auburn
Miami Heat – Nate Johnson – Tampa
Washington Bullets – Ed Davender – Kentucky
Indiana Pacers – Herbert Crook – Louisville
From New York Knicks (1988-06-17)
New York traded Bill Cartwright, a 1988 1st rd pick (11-Will Perdue), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (62-Derrick Lewis) to Chicago for Charles Oakley, a 1988 1st rd pick (19-Rod Strickland), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (69-Phil Stinnie).
Chicago Bulls – Derrick Lewis – Maryland
Milwaukee Bucks – Mike Jones – Auburn
Cleveland Cavaliers – Winston Bennett – Kentucky
Seattle Supersonics – Corey Gaines – Loyola Marymount
From Houston Rockets (1986-10-11)
Houston traded a 1988 3rd rd pick (66-Dwight Boyd) to Denver in exchange for not exercising right of first refusal on Richard Anderson.
Denver Nuggets – Dwight Boyd – Memphis State
Utah Jazz – Ricky Grace – Oklahoma
Atlanta Hawks – Darryl Middleton – Baylor
From Chicago Bulls (1988-06-17)
Chicago traded Charles Oakley, a 1988 1st rd pick (19-Rod Strickland), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (69-Phil Stinnie) to New York for Bill Cartwright, a 1988 1st rd pick (11-Will Perdue), and a 1988 3rd rd pick (62-Derrick Lewis).
New York Knicks – Phil Stinnie – Virginia Commonwealth
Dallas Mavericks – Jerry Johnson – Florida Southern
Portland Trailblazers – Craig Neal – Georgia Tech
Detroit Pistons – Lee Johnson – Norfolk State
From Denver Nuggets (1988-03-04)
Denver traded a 1988 3rd rd pick (73-Michael Anderson) to LA Clippers in exchange for not exercising right of first refusal on Michael Brooks.
From Los Angeles Clippers (1983-10-26)
LA Clippers traded a 1988 3rd rd pick (73-Michael Anderson) to Indiana for Hank McDowell.
Indiana Pacers – Michael Anderson – Drexel
Boston Celtics – Gerald Paddio – UNLV
From Los Angeles Lakers (1987-10-07)
LA Lakers traded a 1988 3rd rd pick (75-Archie Marshall) to San Antonio in exchange for not exercising right of first refusal on Jeff Lamp.
San Antonio Spurs – Archie Marshall