Gary Parrish and Lang Whitaker discuss their 2025 NBA Mock Draft. Gary and Lang highlight the entire first round and explain the logic behind each team’s selection.
(2:00) No. 1: Cooper Flagg to Dallas Mavericks
(3:10) No. 2: Dylan Harper to San Antonio Spurs
(5:03) No. 3: Tre Johnson to Philadelphia 76ers
(5:47) No. 4: VJ Edgecombe to Charlotte Hornets
(7:05) No. 5: Ace Bailey to Utah Jazz
(9:00) No. 6: Jeremiah Fears to Washington Wizards
(10:11) No. 7: Kon Knueppel to New Orleans Pelicans
(11:10) No. 8: Khaman Maluach to Brooklyn Nets
(12:20) No. 9: Kasparas Jakucionis to Toronto Raptors
(13:11) No. 10: Collin Murray-Boyles to Houston Rockets
(14:18) No. 11: Carter Bryant to Portland Trail Blazers
(17:10) No. 12: Derik Queen to Chicago Bulls
(18:14) No. 13: Jase Richardson to Atlanta Hawks
(19:50) No. 14: Egor Demin to San Anthonio Spurs
(21:28) No. 15: Liam McNeeley to Oklahoma City Thunder
(23:12) No. 16: Nique Clifford to Orlando Magic (since traded to Grizzlies)
(24:42) No. 17: Danny Wolf to Minnesota Timberwolves
(26:23) No. 18: Noa Essengue to Washington Wizards
(26:58) No. 19: Asa Newell to Brooklyn Nets
(28:34) No. 20: Drake Powell to Miami Heat
(29:12) No. 21: Nolan Traore to Utah Jazz
(29:51) No. 22: Cedric Coward to Miami Heat
(33:19) No. 23: Joan Beringer to Indiana Pacers (since traded to Pelicans)
(34:07) No. 24: Noah Penda to Oklahoma City Thunder
(34:42) No. 25: Thomas Sorber to Orlando Magic
(35:44) No. 26: Walter Clayton Jr. to Brooklyn Nets
(37:15) No. 27: Hugo Gonzalez to Brooklyn Nets
(37:52) No. 28: Johni Broome to Boston Celtics
(40:22) No. 29: Ben Saraf to Phoenix Suns
(41:16) No. 30: Maxime Raynaud to Los Angeles Clippers
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#nba #nbadraft #2025nbadraftSeries2025 NBA Mock Draft | 2025 NBA Draft Board Breakdown
Lang WhitakerGary Parrish and Lang Whitaker discuss their 2025 NBA Mock Draft. Gary and Lang highlight the entire first round and explain the logic behind each team’s selection.
(2:00) No. 1: Cooper Flagg to Dallas Mavericks
(3:10) No. 2: Dylan Harper to San Antonio Spurs
(5:03) No. 3: Tre Johnson to Philadelphia 76ers
(5:47) No. 4: VJ Edgecombe to Charlotte Hornets
(7:05) No. 5: Ace Bailey to Utah Jazz
(9:00) No. 6: Jeremiah Fears to Washington Wizards
(10:11) No. 7: Kon Knueppel to New Orleans Pelicans
(11:10) No. 8: Khaman Maluach to Brooklyn Nets
(12:20) No. 9: Kasparas Jakucionis to Toronto Raptors
(13:11) No. 10: Collin Murray-Boyles to Houston Rockets
(14:18) No. 11: Carter Bryant to Portland Trail Blazers
(17:10) No. 12: Derik Queen to Chicago Bulls
(18:14) No. 13: Jase Richardson to Atlanta Hawks
(19:50) No. 14: Egor Demin to San Anthonio Spurs
(21:28) No. 15: Liam McNeeley to Oklahoma City Thunder
(23:12) No. 16: Nique Clifford to Orlando Magic (since traded to Grizzlies)
(24:42) No. 17: Danny Wolf to Minnesota Timberwolves
(26:23) No. 18: Noa Essengue to Washington Wizards
(26:58) No. 19: Asa Newell to Brooklyn Nets
(28:34) No. 20: Drake Powell to Miami Heat
(29:12) No. 21: Nolan Traore to Utah Jazz
(29:51) No. 22: Cedric Coward to Miami Heat
(33:19) No. 23: Joan Beringer to Indiana Pacers (since traded to Pelicans)
(34:07) No. 24: Noah Penda to Oklahoma City Thunder
(34:42) No. 25: Thomas Sorber to Orlando Magic
(35:44) No. 26: Walter Clayton Jr. to Brooklyn Nets
(37:15) No. 27: Hugo Gonzalez to Brooklyn Nets
(37:52) No. 28: Johni Broome to Boston Celtics
(40:22) No. 29: Ben Saraf to Phoenix Suns
(41:16) No. 30: Maxime Raynaud to Los Angeles Clippers
Draft Coverage presented by Southland Casino
Game footage courtesy of schools
#nba #nbadraft #2025nbadraftPublished on Jun 18, 2025
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