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Let's recap all the trades and moves that took place during the draft

1.  The Los Angeles Lakers bought the No. 55 pick from the Dallas Mavericks, sending Darius Johnson-Odom to the Lakers.

2. The Philadelphia 76ers sold their No. 54 pick to the Brooklyn Nets, sending Tornike Shengelia to the Nets.

3. The Sacramento Kings sent Orlando Johnson (No. 36 pick) to the Indiana Pacers for cash considerations.

4. The Brooklyn Nets bought Tyshawn Taylor (No. 41 pick) from the Portland Trail Blazers for cash considerations. 

5. The Dallas Mavericks traded Keleena Azubuike and the draft rights to Tyler Zeller (No. 17 pick) to the Cleveland Cavaliers for the draft rights to Jared Cunningham (No. 24 pick), Bernard James (No. 33 pick) and Jae Crowder (No. 34 pick).

6. The Miami Heat traded Arnett Moultrie (No. 27 pick) to the Philadelphia 76ers for Justin Hamilton (No. 45) and a future first-round pick. 

There you have it. The 2012 NBA draft is in the history books.

It's now just a matter of time before we see how all 60 picks turn out for their respective teams. 

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No. 60 L.A. Lakers: Robert Sacre, C, Gonzaga

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No. 59 San Antonio Spurs: Marcus Denmon, SG, Missouri

Grade: B

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No. 58 Minnesota Timberwolves, SF, Robbie Hummel 

Grade: A-

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No. 57 Brooklyn Nets: Ilkan Karaman, F, Turkey

Grade: C+

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No. 56 Toronto Raptors: Tomislav Zubcic, SF, Croatia

Grade: B- 

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No. 55 Dallas Mavericks: Darius Johnson-Odom, SG, Marqutte

Grade: A+

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No. 54 Philadelphia 76ers: Tornike Shnegelia, F, Georgia

Grade: D

No. 53 L.A. Clippers: Furkan Aldemir, PF, Turkey

Grade: B-

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No. 52 Golden State Warriors: Ognjen Kuzmic, C, Bosnia

Grade: C

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No. 51 Boston Celtics: Kris Joseph, F, Syracuse

Grade: B-

No. 50 Denver Nuggets: Izzet Turkyilmaz, F, Turkey 

Grade: C+

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No. 49 Orlando Magic: Kyle O'Quinn, C, Norfolk State

Grade: B+

No. 48 New York Knicks: Kostas Papanikolaou, F, Grece

Grade: C-

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No. 47 Utah Jazz: Kevin Murphy, G, Tennessee Tech 

Grade: A-

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No. 46 New Orleans Hornets: Darius Miller, F, Kentucky 

Grade: A

No. 45 Philadelphia 76ers (To Miami Heat): Justin Hamilton, C, LSU

Grade: C-

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No. 44 Detroit Pistons: Kim English, SG, Missouri 

Grade: A- 

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No. 43 Atlanta Hawks: Mike Scott, PF, Virginia 

Grade: B

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No. 42 Milwaukee Bucks: Doron Lamb, PG, Kentucky

Grade: B+

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No. 41 Portland Trail Blazers: Tyshawn Taylor, PG, Kansas

Grade: C+

Tyshawn Taylor is a player with a lot of potential, but he's going to need a lot of coaching and veteran mentoring to reach that potential.

Taylor's game is hindered by bad decisions, but his game is also helped out by his ability to drive into the paint and score.

It's interesting the Blazers went after another guard here, but who knows, it could pay off if Taylor is able to be disciplined enough to excel.  

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No. 40 Portland Trail Blazers: Will Barton, SG, Memphis

Grade: B+

Will Barton is one of the purest scorers in the draft. He's lanky and he's super athletic.

Barton will bring immediate production off the bench for the Trail Blazers. The way Barton plays is reminiscent of another Blazers, Jamal Crawford, and that's great news for Blazers' fans.

Barton could be a steal of the 2012 NBA draft. He's that pure of a scorer. 

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No. 39 Detroit Pistons: Khris Middleton, SF, Texas A&M

Grade: B

The Detroit Pistons needed a player who could help the Pistons transition Tayshaun Prince out of the small forward spot, and Khris Middleton can do that.

Middleton had a tough year at A&M last year, and that hurt his draft stock. If he had stayed another year at A&M he certainly could've been a top-20 pick next year, but the Pistons are glad he didn't because they stole in the second round.

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No. 38 Denver Nuggets: Quincy Miller, SF, Baylor

Grade: B-

The Denver Nuggets were able to get a player with lottery potential early in the second round in Quincy Miller.

Miller hurt his draft stock by not returning to Baylor for another year, but that's okay with the Nuggets as they'll be glad to help him transition into the NBA as a second-round pick.

With some coaching and veteran mentoring, Miller will be able to add polish to his offensive game, and he'll also be able to develop into a dangerous wingman for the Nuggets.