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Order of picks in NBA draft

NEW YORK
Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:00pm EDT

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Order of selections in the first round of Thursday's NBA Draft at Madison Square Garden:

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1 Chicago - Derrick Rose, guard, University of Memphis

2 Miami - Michael Beasley, forward, Kansas State

3 Minnesota - O.J. Mayo, guard, USC

4 Seattle - Russell Westbrook, guard, UCLA

5 Memphis - Kevin Love, center, UCLA

6 New York - Danilo Gallinari, forward, Italy

7 LA Clippers - Eric Gordon, guard, Indiana

8 Milwaukee - Joe Alexander, forward, West Virginia

9 Charlotte - D.J. Augustin, guard, Texas

10 New Jersey - Brook Lopez, center, Stanford

11 Indiana - Jerryd Bayless, guard, Arizona

12 Sacramento - Jason Thompson, forward, Rider

13 Portland - Brandon Rush, guard, Kansas

14 Golden State - Anthony Randolph, forward, LSU

15 Phoenix (from Atlanta) - Robin Lopez, center, Stanford

16 Philadelphia - Marreese Speights, forward, Florida

17 Toronto - Roy Hibbert, center, Georgetown

18 Washington - JaVale McGee, forward, Nevada

19 Cleveland - J.J. Hickson, forward, N.C. State

20 Charlotte (from Denver) - Alexis Ajinca, center, France

21 New Jersey (from Dallas)

22 Orlando

23 Utah

24 Seattle (from Phoenix)

25 Houston

26 San Antonio

27 New Orleans

28 Memphis (from LA Lakers)

29 Detroit

30 Boston

(Compiled by Larry Fine, Editing by Martin Petty)



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