Sixers got the seventh pick, who ended up being Tim Thomas, plus the 21st pick (Anthony Parker), and a journeyman scorer (Jim Jackson) Clips dropped to fourth (Shaun Livingston) and got the 33rd pick (Lionel Chalmers) Blazers moved to sixth (Martell Webster) and got the 27th pick (Linas Kleiza) and a future first (Joel Freeland)

As San Antonio strives to "build something that's sustainable," it has options, and we have three trade offers.

Now that the San Antonio Spurs have landed the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, it places them in an extremely advantageous position. No, they won’t be able to secure Cooper Flagg, the draft lottery’s top prize, but getting the next best prospect gives the Spurs a very valuable trade chip.